We intend to add works to this page as and when they are completed. These will be aimed at all levels of understanding and study.
We include here EBook texts made using a Dos compiler for readers in some countries who may not have a modern High spec Windows etc PC. These can be read on the most basic machines. Trimsiksa. The 30 verses of Vasubandhu. Download the 30
Verses (28k)
Vimsatika. The 20 verses of Vasubandhu. Download the 20
Verses (39k)
Madhyanta Vibhaga (Part One- English Txt) Download the Madhyanta Vibhaga (English text)
(27k)
Madhyanta Vibhaga (Part One- Sanscrit Txt) Download the Madhyanta Vibhaga (Sanscrit text)
(26k)
Madhyanta Vibhaga (Parts 1-30 English Txt) Download the Madhyanta Vibhaga 1-30 (English text)
(42k)
Karmasiddhi Prakarana. The Treatise on Action by Vasubandhu. Download the Karmasiddhi (124k)
5 Steps along the path.. Download the 5
Steps (26k)
Life within Life.. Download Life
within Life (29k)
Sutra of the Master of Healing Download Master of healing (1134 k)
Sutra of the merits of the Master of Healing Download Merits of the Master of healing (322 k)
Teachings of Chinese Buddhism by Ven Yin Shun Download Chinese Buddhism (786 k)
The Legend of KIng Asoka. Download the Legend of King Asoka (76k)
These texts were originally made for class students when copies of the original printed books were not available.
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This is
a basic English version of the text using the translation mainly of S.Anacker
which draws from Tibetan, Chinese & Japanese sources. This download is a
form of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. So far commentaries and explanations
have not been added here but will be in the future.
This is
a basic English version of the text using the translation mainly of S.Anacker
which draws from Tibetan, Chinese & Japanese sources. This one here is a form
of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. So far commentaries and explanations have
not been added here but will be in the future.
This is
a basic English version of the text using the translation mainly of D.Kalupahana from Sanscrit sources.
It includes only the first section upon 'characteristics'.This is in the form of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. So far commentaries and explanations have not been added here but will be in the future.
As previous but in Sanscrit. This is in the form of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. So far commentaries and explanations have not been added here but will be in the future.
This is
an English version using the translation mainly of S Anacker from Sanscrit, Tibetan, Chinese & Japanese sources.
It includes verses 1 -30.
This is in the form of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. So far commentaries and explanations have not been added here but will be in the future.
This is
a basic English version of the text using the translation mainly of S.Anacker
which draws from Tibetan, Chinese & Japanese sources. This one here is a form
of a Dos EBook for ease of reference. Basic commentaries and explanations are added.
An essay by Nagaboshi
concerning basic principles of Buddhism and how they are commonly
misunderstood.
This is in the format of a PDF Book and requires the Adobe
Acrobat Reader software.
An essay by Nagaboshi
concerning the Yogacara views of the 'Antarabhava' - the stage after death and
before rebirth.
This is in the format of a PDF Book and requires the Adobe
Acrobat Reader software.
A facsimile of the text in Chinese & English published in Hong Kong (from the Buddhanet site)
This is in the format of a PDF Book and requires the Adobe
Acrobat Reader software.
This has the refuges & precepts and is a version from the Chinese (from the Buddhanet site)
This is in the format of a PDF Book and requires the Adobe
Acrobat Reader software.
This is a good overall presentation of all the aspects, schools, history and tenets of Chinese Buddhism and a useful reference work for students. (from the Buddhanet site)
This is in the format of a PDF Book and requires the Adobe
Acrobat Reader software.
The story of the most famous Indian Buddhist Monarch. This is
an English version of the text by Ven Dhammika issued by the Buddhist Publication Society of Sri Lanka