Buddhism
Do not believe in anything
simply because you have heard it.
Do not believe in anything
simply because it is spoken and rumored by many.
Do not believe in anything
simply because it is found written in your religious books.
Do not believe in anything
merely on the authority of your teachers and elders.
Do not believe in traditions
because they have been handed down for many generations.
But after observation and analysis, when you find that anything agrees with reason and is conducive to the good and benefit of one and all, then accept it and live up to it.
~ The Buddha [Kalama Sutra]
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I shall post here my entire collection of books & other materials concerned to Buddha Dharma. It may take a long time, since the books must be scanned and converted to pdf's, and audios to mp4's - so i could upload them to youtube for free.
At this moment (2014-12-24) there is over three thousands volumes in my library (some in polish, few in german, but vast majority in english) all dharma-related ... and still counting. Posting one book a day would take almost seven years. Sounds not too encouraging and it equals hundreds of pages to scan daily - a lot of work. But quite pleasant and useful. Fortunately.
So this probably will take whole rest of my life - assuming optimistically, that i will live long enough … and that there will be still few creatures, able to read and make good use of this ;)
Anyway, this page will be updated frequently.
Let it bring unlimited advantage to all sentient beings.
Rumours of Realisation
Wisdom Eccentrics - rumours of realisation as told by Kunzang Dorje Rinpoche with additional tales of the unexpected — by Ngakpa Chogyam
A rare account of remarkable Lamas and their life stories in the final years of a lost era - told by the great Dzogchen master.
Three Tantras
Secret Wisdom - Three Root Tantras of the Great Perfection — by Christopher Wilkinson
This book contains translations of three Tantras on the Great Perfection, or Dzogchen.
Vajrasattva Tantra
The Great Tantra of Vajrasattva - Equal to the End of the Sky — translated by Christopher Wilkinson
A Tantra of the Great Perfection tradition of Buddhism, from a Tibetan manuscript first translated into Tibetan in the 8th Century by Vairotsana Rakshita.
Sun of My Heart
Beyond Secret - The Upadesha of Vairochana on the Practice of the Great Perfection — by Christopher Wilkinson
A translation into English of a unique Tibetan manuscript containing the commentaries of Vairotsana Rakshita.
Great Image
The Great Image - The Life Story of Vairochana the Translator — compiled by Yudra Nyingpo
Autobiography of the great scholar and translator Vairotsana, as told to a group of his students near the end of his life in the eighth century.
Two Truths Debate
The Two Truths Debate - Tsongkhapa and Gorampa on the Middle Way — by Sonam Thakchoe
This work digs into the debate of how the two truths are defined and how they are related by looking at two figures. It shows how their philosophical positions have dramatic implications for how one approaches Buddhist practice and how one understands enlightenment itself.
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View of Emptiness
Freedom From Extremes - Gorampa's Distinguishing the Views and the Polemics of Emptiness — translated by Lobsang Dargyay & Jose Ignacio Cabezon
Fundamental concept of "emptiness" that avoid the traps of eternalism and nihilism.
Empty Sky
Echoes From an Empty Sky - The Origin of the Buddhist Doctrine of the Two Truths — by John B. Buescher
For the first time, eschews an exclusively Mahayana standpoint for the exploration of the two truths in order to examine the doctrine in the context of the Hinayana.
Dhammapada
Dhammapada - Translation of Dharma Verses With the Tibetan Text — translated by Dharma Publishing
Words of the Buddha himself. Spiritual path to the supreme Truth. Here is the guide to the Nirvana, essence of enlightenment. This books is the most important document of the Buddhism.
Vajrakilaya
The Dark Red Amulet - Oral Instructions on the Practice of Vajrakilaya — by Palden Sherab and Tsewang Dongyal
This work presents the Vajrayana practice of Vajrakilaya according to the oral transmission lineage of the great seventeenth-century treasure-revealer Tsasum Lingpa.
