Note: A flag next to a link shows what language the website is in. If it is followed by this icon: (
), it is a video in that spoken language. If it is followed by this icon: 
, it is in the sign language of that country. If a globe is followed by this hands icon, there is an animated text in International Gesture.
Audiotapes & audio CDs
Books
CDs, DVDs, & videotapes
Discussion groups
Interpreting music
Organizations
People
Periodicals and articles
Web sites
(1) Consult with Deaf people of a given faith community,
(2) Deaf "missions" to that faith community,
(3) knowledgeable interpreters, and
(4) spiritual leaders.
General
Deaf Buddhists and interpreting
Mahâyâna
Nichiren
Shin (Pure Land)
Theravada
Thich Nhat Hahn
Vajrayana (Tibetan)
Zen (Ch'an)
Audiotapes & audio CDsAudio Tapes & Audio CD's -- Caroline Myss Online Store.
Do a search under "Buddhism".
Buddhist audio books, CDs, tapes, cassettes used and new, audio download.
Complimentary Audio Tapes and CDs on Buddhism by Title.
osCommerce : Welcome to Tara Mandala Web Store. Click on "Audio" and then on "Cassette Tapes".
Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism - Recommended Audio Tapes and CD's.
Windhorse Publications: Books on Buddhism, Dharma, meditation from an FWBO Right Livelihood business. Click on "Audio & Multi-media".
BooksAmazon.com: "Scholarly Books on Buddhism".
Books -- Caroline Myss Shopping Cart. Search under "Buddhism".
Books on Buddhism & Meditation that guide and inspire us | About Buddhism.
Magida, A. (ed.)
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How to be a perfect stranger: A guide to etiquette in other people's religious ceremonies. Woodstock, VT: Jewish Lights Publishing. Vol. 1, 54-71. [Sections: History and beliefs, The basic service, Holy days and festivals, Life cycle events, Home celebrations.]
Publishers of Books on Buddhism & Meditation - Tharpa Publications.
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Books and audiobooks on Buddhism and meditation which offer something for everyone. Tharpa books are written by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, the fully accomplished meditation master and internationally renowned teacher of Buddhism. Tharpa also publishes Buddhist Art and Buddhist Prayers.
Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism - Recommended Books and Movies.
Windhorse Publications: Books on Buddhism, Dharma, meditation from an FWBO Right Livelihood business. Click on "Buddhism", "Meditation", or "Buddhist Scripture & Commentary".
Zolag - Books and articles on Theravada Buddhism.
CDs, DVDs, & videotapes.Buddhist audio books, CDs, tapes, cassettes used and new, audio download.
DVD'S -- Caroline Myss Shopping Cart. Search under "Buddhism".
osCommerce : Welcome to Tara Mandala Web Store. Click on "Audio" and then on "Compact Discs".
Tibet and Tibetan Buddhism - Recommended DVs/Movies.
Windhorse Publications: Books on Buddhism, Dharma, meditation from an FWBO Right Livelihood business. Click on "Audio & Multi-media".
Discussion groupsBuddhistWellnessGroup * Buddhist Wellness Group.
Please join the group for discussion on Buddhism and Mental [Mind] Wellness. Share your experiences, thoughts, or your personal or expert opinions, on the above two subject matter. I believe that:- we learn through sharing and practising. Sharing , [a manifestation of generosity, a highly valued practice of buddhism], is a high level of psychological [mind] function for all people. Hope we all can learn from each other using this forum.
E-sangha, Buddhist Forum and Buddhism Forum.
InsightPractice * Insight Practice discussion group. This group will discuss the practice of insight (vipassana) meditation and its application to everyday life. We will also consider various traditional (especially Theravada Buddhist) teachings, depending on the interests of the group. Discussions from beginners or those unfamiliar with these practices are welcomed.
kagyu * Kagyu is for the discussion of Buddhism, particularly the Kagyu and Rime (non-sectarian) traditions. The Kagyu list welcomes anyone interested in discussing Buddhism, particularly those with an interest in any of the Kagyu lineages. This includes the Karma Kagyu lineage under the spiritual direction of His Holiness Ugyen Trinley Dorje, the XVIIth Karmapa. Topics include Buddhist meditation, the teachings of Tibetan (or vajrayana) Buddhism, and related news and events.
MySpace - Buddhism. This is an open discussion group for any and all traditions of Buddhism, as well as all levels of practice. If you have a question, it may of been asked hundreds of times before, but don't feel as if you need to go searching through old threads to find out, as this group is dynamic and changing all the time and the question you ask now, may get a very different set of answers then a similar question posted three years ago.
Soka Gakkai Unofficial. This forum is open to members and other interested parties without regard to affiliation or membership status. Please note before continuing, that the discussions taking place here are governed by a set of posting guidelines which are enforced by volunteer moderators. All participants are expected to adhere to these standards regardless of affiliation or membership status. As in all open-ended religious discussion, disagreements are plentiful, however, civility is expected at all times.
Triplegem * Theravada Dhamma Discussion Group. Non-Theravada postings, Copy&Paste articles without own comment and Replies without Dhamma contents are not passed to Members. Those who post un-related messages may be removed from membership without notice.
vajrayana_penang. This group is aimed at people who are interested in Buddhism especially in Penang, Malaysia. This is a place for dharma discussion, providing events updates, dharma newsletters and Dharma materials for the practitioners.
ybam * e-Group of YBAM for All. bam@yahoogroups.com is the e-Family of YBAM. It aims to disseminate news and messages that concern the Buddhists at large through emails. We welcome the following types of mails: 1. News/happening that are relevant to Buddhists or Buddhism around the world. 2. Buddhist Organisations' activities announcement.
Interpreting musicalfredgabriel. (2007, September 13). Metta Sutta.
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The Karaniya Metta Sutta is translated from Pali into Dutch language and from there into sign language. Sign language by Corline Koolhof. Singing in Pali by Arthamitra. Camera and production by Fred Pelon van der Velden and Roos Geevers at Eyediom Filmatelier Amsterdam. Dutch translation by De Breet & Janssen (ASOKA). Was originally produced for and presented at the opening of the Dutch parliamentary year 2006 at the Grote Kerk in The Hague, Netherlands, as part of a BUN (Buddhist Union of the Netherlands) contribution.
OrganizationsBuddhist Association of the US.
Buddhist Organizations - All Things Spiritual Directory.
Category:Buddhist organizations - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Communities of faith and homosexuality.
Google Directory - Society > Religion and Spirituality > Buddhism > Organizations.
Sakyadhita: The International Association of Buddhist Women.
People
Periodicals and articlesZolag - Books and articles on Theravada Buddhism.
Web sites
GENERAL
Deaf Buddhists and interpreting
Mahâyâna
Nichiren
Shin (Pure Land)
Theravada
Thich Nhat Hahn
Vajrayana (Tibetan)
Zen (Ch'an)
A Buddhist Library. Miscellaneous Buddhism.
Academic Info: Buddhist Studies Digital Library.
Beliefnet - Buddhism. Discussions, Prayer Circles, Dialogue Groups, Audio Features, Guide3d Meditations, Dharma Teachings, Buddhims & Psychology, Mindful Relationships, Buddhism in the West, Lessons in Zen.
BuddhaNet is the result of a vision to link up with the growing world-wide culture of people committed to the Buddha's teachings and lifestyle, as an on-line cyber sangha. In this way, an ancient tradition and the information superhighway will come together to create an electronic meeting place of shared concern and interests.
Buddhism. Many links!
Buddhist studies WWW virtual library.
Dharma the cat (Buddhism through humor and cartoons).
Digital dictionary of Buddhism. Includes text names, personal names, place names, etc. in Chinese-Japanese-Korean.
Encarta. Buddhism. An excellent introduction touching on all of the basics.
alfredgabriel. (2007, September 13). Metta Sutta.,The Karaniya Metta Sutta is translated from Pali into Dutch language and from there into sign language. Sign language by Corline Koolhof. Singing in Pali by Arthamitra. Camera and production by Fred Pelon van der Velden and Roos Geevers at Eyediom Filmatelier Amsterdam. Dutch translation by De Breet & Janssen (ASOKA). Was originally produced for and presented at the opening of the Dutch parliamentary year 2006 at the Grote Kerk in The Hague, Netherlands, as part of a BUN (Buddhist Union of the Netherlands) contribution.
Bar-Tzur, D. Signs for Buddhism.
Beverly Hanyzewski - Deaf Certified Yoga Teacher. Physical & Psychological Benefits of Yoga: Greater relaxation,
Reduced stress, Improved breathing, Enhanced flexibity, Increase Energy & Vitality, Better digestion, Improved circulation, Increased strength, Deeper concentration, Sound sleep.
Buddhists: blind and deaf people, buddhist group, pertinent subject. Question: I was at a budhist lecture one night and my mind drifted for some reason to the blind and the deaf and people that are both. How are these people facilitated with their wish to learn buddhism do you have books in brail or services that provide an opportunity to assist these people. thankyou sincerely michelle.
Deaf Children in China - Google Book Search.
Hagiyama. (2007, May 21). First Sign Language-Interpreted Conference Held at the FNCC. The sight of hundreds of raised hands turning in and out--the American Sign Language gesture for applause--was a common one at an SGI-USA Buddhist study conference on the Writings of Nichiren Daishonin from May 18-21, 2007, at the Florida Nature and Culture Center (FNCC) where sign language interpretation was offered for the first time. Participants enjoyed the "sign of the day," a brief lesson in how to sign terms SGI members commonly use such as "chanting" and "enlightenment."
Japanese Culture and Japanese Deaf Culture. Scroll down to "3-3. Afterworld for Japanese".
Kam, R. (2007, May 19). Boss with a big heart for the less fortunate. For the last eight years, he has been spending every alternate Sunday at the Buddhist temple in Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur, lecturing on moral education to a class of hearing impaired adults.
Livadas, G. (2003, April 16). Cultural crash course cut short. Sherpa was 9 years old when Irene Taylor Brodsky, a Brighton native, visited Nepal to write about the significant deaf population there. Sherpa was pictured in her book. Years later, a California teacher on a spiritual quest visited Nepal and recognized Sherpa from the book. He bought a plane ticket for Sherpa so he could visit the United States and teach other deaf people about Buddhism.
Don't Cling! Teri explains the Buddhist widsom, "Don't cling . . ." from Bhante Henepola Gunaratana's book, "Mindfulness in Plain English . She translates that passage in simple ASL and how does it imply to the heat debate issues on Oralism and ASL at DeafRead.
Training for deaf students. Our temple kept the gate wide open to welcome 70 deaf students, teachers, translators from Rajsuda College, Mahidol University. This is the first batch of graduates from Rajsuda College, most of them have hearing deficiency.
Waving With My Deaf Hands: Buddha Deaf Quote.
World Around You. (1998, Jamuary/February). Life looks Up for Deaf people at the top of the world. Irene Taylor, a hearing American daughter of deaf parents who likes to backpack and hike, traveled around the world to take pictures of deaf people. Irene went to Nepal, a small country near India and China. Here is some of what she found.
Yoshida, S. A bridge from a soundless world. When I was four, my voice training started at a school for deaf-mute children. It took me almost two years to master pronunciation of the 50 sounds in the Japanese alphabet. Children in my neighborhood bullied me because of my physical disability, and I knew my mother was really upset by this. I could barely pronounce "Nam-myoho-renge-kyo," the key phrase of our Buddhist practice, by the time I was five.
Yoshida, S. YoutTube - InterMindful's Videos.
A Buddhist Library. Chinese Mahayana Buddhism.
The Diamond Perfection of Wisdom Sutra.
Saddharma-Pundarîka or The Lotus of the True Law.
Faith Practice and Study:
About Nichiren Buddhism.
Nichiren Shoshu Buddhism-The Buddhism of Nichiren Daishonin.
Nichiren Shu Buddhism Website.
A Buddhist Library. Pure Land Buddhism.
The living dharma.
A Buddhist Library. Theravada Buddhism.
Access to insight: Readings in Theravada Buddhism.
Chieng Mai Dhamma study group.
Nibbana - Presenting Theravada Buddhism in its pristine form or alternate site.
Selected discourses of Webu Sayadaw.
Suan Mokkh: The garden of liberation.
A Buddhist library. Thich Nhat Hahn.
A Buddhist library. Tibetan Buddhism.
A short guide to Tibetan Buddhism.
Je Tsong Khapa, Tibetan thinker, Tibetan Buddhist (1357-1419).
Links to information about Maitreya the world teacher. Extensive!
Quiet Mountain Tibetan Buddhist resource guide.
The Church of Shambhala Vajradhara Maitreya Sangha.
Tibetan Buddhism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
Tibetan Studies.
A Buddhist Library. Zen Buddhism.
Dragon Flower Ch'an Temple, Inc.
Getting the marrow by doing obeisance (Shôbôgenzô raihai tokuzui).
Hui-neng -- Patriarch of Zen Buddhism.
International Research Institute for Zen Buddhism.
The Book of Tea by Kakuzo Okakura.
The critical essentials of cultivating Dhyana meditation.
