This site is dedicated to sharing and promoting enlightenment, spirituality, and truth by offering these free Buddhist eBooks to download. We seek to put into daily practice the principals presented herein. The ancient sages have much to contribute with regard to teaching virtue, civility, and ethics. It is important to have respect and tolerance for different philosophies as sometimes one can understand an important concept when it is explained from a different perspective, or a different teacher. A universal truth will manifest itself in each society; it will however manifest itself in different ways.
These eBooks will need to be viewed with an Adobe Acrobat Reader, or an equivalent .pdf reader. In most cases you will receive an exact copy of an actual book ~ only in digital eBook form. Point to the eBook title that you wish to download, and right click ~ "save target as", or "save link as". Clicking directly on the title will most likely automatically open, and download directly into Adobe Acrobat. You must save it to your computer once it is finished downloading into an Adobe Acrobat Reader, also you will need to add the title back into the icon after you download each eBook or when you save it. Experience will tell you which process works best for you. All of the sacred eBook texts here have been carefully translated into English language, and they take only moments to download. Please allow more time to download for slower internet connections. Once saved on your computer you may wish to burn it to a CD disk and save it in your own personal library. The eBooks also store nicely on a USB Flash Drive; take them wherever you go. Be sure to bookmark this site and return often if you wish.
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"Use the teachings to make you a better......'whatever' you are."
~ Dalai Lama
"Buddhism is simple: It is a universal teaching; a moral philosophy
that can be understood by all people ~ regardless of whether they are religious, or not. Buddhism isn't considered to be a religion in the usual sense of the term; the teachings are more in the realm of philosophy, science, and psychology."
~ Lama Thubten Yeshe
View an interesting video called The Buddha on Video Page I
View His Holiness the Dalai Lama's teachings on the Great Treatise on the Stages of the Path to Enlightenment Lam Rim Chen Mo on Video Page ll.
Audio Lecture on the Four Noble Truths: Ven. Losang Monlam
Buddhist Texts:
See the video on Video Page I which accompanies the eBook below.
Buddhist Sacred Texts:
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Click on the file you want. Click "open", choose player, "ok".
See the informative video The Buddha on Video Page I.
Confucius Texts:
Confucius strove to make the human being good :
a good father, a good mother, a good son, a good daughter,
a good friend, a good citizen.
See the informative biography video about Confucius on the Video Page IV.
Taoist Texts:
