Recently you may have noticed that library sub-forums were added to a few forums. We have now moved those sub-forums into their own Library forum, which is divided by topic and Buddhist tradition. This will make it easier for members to see when new articles are added. Some of the threads contain articles, and others have links to full text articles and books. The library will not be exhaustive, but it will give you some interesting reading while also pointing you to some good Online resources.

You are free to submit items to the library, but first be sure to read the submission guidelines for the library wing that you are submitting too. Also, remember that all member submissions are automatically made invisible, as they require approval before they are posted.

More articles will gradually be added, so keep watching.

Bhavatu Sabba Mangalum!

DS,
I did see the 'Tibetan Buddhist Library' sub-forum under the Tibetan Buddhism forum a day or two ago, but it is gone now. Also from where I'm accessing, the link you provide above does not work nor is there a 'Library Forum' in the list of forums. Perhaps the updates are not complete? Let us know.
Cheers,
E

what faus said.

Yes, there is a problem with the link

Should be fixed now.

DS

Thank you soooo much for this! I am sure it will be very helpful.

Great idea, DS! Thank you!

Regards & Metta

I'm not sure where to submit this but it seems like a potentially useful link to a valuable bibliographic resource:

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF INDIAN PHILOSOPHIES

Acknowledgements & Contact Information
Karl Potter, compiler
Professor Emeritus
Department of Philosophy
University of Washington
Seattle, Washington 98195
kpotter@u.washington.edu

This site, the on-line version of Volume I of The Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies, is developed and maintained by: Christine Keyt Affiliate Assistant Professor
Please forward additions and corrections to ckeyt@u.washington.edu

Technical support and project management for the Encyclopedia of Indian Philosophies Web Site has been provided by Richard Karpen and the Center for Advanced Research Technology in the Arts & Humanities (CARTAH) at the University of Washington.

Technical Assistants:
Jud Holliday

Duc Vo
Graphic Design:
Zhi Min Chen

lotus - I think the Technical Forum is used in that regard.

Probably should be moved to the Library Forum itself...

Perhaps a list of bibliographic sites and another list of sites with cannonical texts and commentaries could be compiled to accompany the glossary post in the beginner's library (who would we contact, which mods?); a library which I would prefer to see named 'general' rather than 'beginners' only because we can all make good use of these sometimes very basic tools and who is to say really who is 'new'. haha, 'new', that doesn't seem very buddhist does it? Maybe as a mantra similar to 'arising arising arising'. hahahaha
This is not to be read as a criticism of beginning anything!

upekkha

If you have any suggestions for content, please just submit them in the forum of a post to which ever library forum is most appropriate. Right now I am the only one working with the library forums, so you can PM me if you need to - just give me extra time to respond.

DS

The libraries are a great edition.

And I am happy to see them growing!

Regards,
Alexander