Buddhism News, Dhamma News

Blog about Buddhist philosophy and other random things by Ajahn Punnadhammo, abbot of the Arrow River Forest Hermitage, Canada.

If you want to find out what is going on in the Forest Sangha Tradition lay Buddhist community in and around Amaravati in the UK then read the Community Newsletter. As well as articles, news and poems, editors include programmes of lay-retreats and days of practice.

Inspiring Dhamma blog, maintained by the Majjhima Dhamma Centre (Singapore).

Founded in 2001, The Dhamma Times is an independent, not-for-profit Buddhist entity, connecting you to the global Buddhist news and information. The Dhamma Times offers comprehensive coverage of the latest happenings in the Buddhist world via email update at Yahoo! Groups and Blogspot. This service is run by a youth volunteer in Singapore.

The Abhayagiri Monastery's online newsletter.

A quarterly newsletter published by the Amaravati Buddhist Monastery in England.

A semiannual jourmal of Vipassana community. Each issue of Inquiring Mind explores in depth a particular theme or subject that is of relevance to Westerners interested in the teachings of Buddhadharma.

Published by the Barre Center for Buddhist Studies. Archive of past issues presents an exceptional collection of articles by prominent Buddhist teachers.

From the International Association of Buddhist Women.

Ayya Medhanandi, a Canadian Buddhist nun, leaves the security of a large monastic community after many years to live as a solitary mendicant according to the ancient system established by the Buddha. After scrabbling to sustain her most basic needs while upholding her vows, she endures and, in the spirit of Sati Saraniya - mindfulness and reconciliation - 'goes forth' again with new insight, strength and joy on an uncharted course.

In this web site you can publish any Buddhist relegated this free. About the temple in your town or village, any ceremony at your temple or your home or your office. If your organizing Dana, Dansal, Pirith, Bana you can publish it to the world.

(From Access to Insight) A calendar of uposatha days, which are times of renewed dedication to Dhamma practice, observed by both lay people and monastics throughout the world of Theravada Buddhism. Updated annually.