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The still centre of Buddhism
The Living Word of the Buddha
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[Buddhist Sutras in Singapore]
Annotated translations of the Pali Canon & essays by Piya Tan
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THE MERE BUDDHIST VISION
We aspire to learn, teach and practise mere Dharma, or "non-religious Buddhism,"
that is, Buddhism as simply as possible,
so that it is open to all those who seek true stillness and liberating wisdom.
We aspire to joyfully proclaim the possibility and necessity of gaining spiritual liberation
in this life itself (at lease as a streamwinner, with or without dhyana),
in keeping with the teachings of the Okkanti Samyutta (S 25).
Mere Buddhism is easy: live it and be free.
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LINKS:
| Piya Tan | The Minding Centre (address, courses, etc) | Email |
| Early Pali Suttas| |OPEN CLASSES: meditation & sutta|
| Pali House |
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Piya Tan's translations & essays You may use Piya Tan's translations and essays as is & with due acknowledgement please. Proper credits and citation authenticate your work and help in finding sources and developing your ideas for a more useful and interesting presentation. While it is true that the Dharma is free, the way it is presented is often unique to the presenter, and credit is due there. It is also a gesture of gratitude to efforts in bringing the Dharma closer to us. Copyright documents As most of these materials are still DRAFT, please inform him of any breaks, typos, errors, or suggestions for improvement to: FOR A FULL LIST OF SUTTA TRANSLATIONS & ESSAYS (until 2006), see under EPILEGOMENA (in the right sidebar), then click "Epi 4 Title list." GIBBERISH OR BLANK SQUARES on your copy on screen? You may need to install Pali fonts. To install FONTS click Times Ext Roman fonts. If your file uses older fonts, install these 4 Pali fonts, TIME NORMAN (ttf or True-type fonts), here: Bold Bold Italics Italics Roman Copy and paste them to C:/windows/fonts. That's all.
Piya Tan's Works (Sutta translations, essays, etc) Links to THE 5 NIKAYAS & other works:
Link to THE VINAYA
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Piya's Other Works
4. WEEKLY REFLECTIONS by Piya Tan.
RE-VISIONING DHARMA
FEEDBACK from Jacki Lee Thanks for this wonderful reminder to be ever mindful in our meditation training. I always enjoy and look forward to your weekly reflections for inspiration. (15 Sep 08) To subscribe, please email us. [Reflections according to topic] Reflections in chronological order:
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USEFUL LINKS
- http://www.bswa.org.au/ Ajahn Brahm & Buddhist Society of Western Australia
- http://www.buddhistfellowship.org/ Buddhist Fellowship, Singapore
- http://www.fireflymission.org/ The Firefly Mission, Singapore
- http://www.suttacentral.net/ Online Sutta correspondence project
- http://tipitaka.wikia.com/wiki/Main_Page The WikiTipitaka (the online Pali Canon & Commentary)
- http://earlypalisutta.googlepages.com More sutta translations with notes & annotations by Piya Tan.
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- Stroke of Insight: Brain researcher Jill Bolte Taylor studied her own stroke as it happened -- and has become a powerful voice for brain recovery.
- Buddhism in A Global Age of Technology by Prof Lewis Lancaster at UC Berkley
For info on Piya Tan, see Wikipedia (courtesy of Aldwin Teo, 2007)