Websites on Buddhism?
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http://www.buddhanet.net - has EXTENSIVE information about Buddhism. They also contain a collection of sutras and of the pali canon which you might become very interested in after reading about the general information given about Buddhism. \n\nhttp://www.e-sangha.com - One of the BEST forums one can view/join to get questions answered, learn many other things about Buddhism, get support for problems, and generally belong to a religious/spiritual online community interested in or affiliated with Buddhism.
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The best webiste I've known is http://evietnamese.net.
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Why not find a zen group or a Buddhist center and ask if any of their members are in practice or if they know of anyone who is?  I have included 2 links, because you don't say where in Pennsylvania you are.\n\nhttp://www.prairiewindzen.org/zcp/\nhttp://iriz.hanazono.ac.jp/zen_centers/centers_data/usaNW.htm#PENNSYLVANIA
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Check out a couple websites
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i d like to learn.cud u tell me an appropraite website?
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http://www.templeinstitute.org/\nhttp://www.answers.com/first%20temple\nhttp://www.answers.com/second%20temple
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google.com or askjeeves.com
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http://www.dalailama.com/ < ask him yourself?
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Usanetwork.com/series/monk I think is the actual site. Or just go to usanetwork.com
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www.theonion.com\nwww.stickdeath.com
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www.leaveseyes.de/\nwww.leaves.com/ \nwww.cnr.vt.edu/dendro/forsite/key/intro.htm \nwww.houseofleaves.com/\nen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leaf\neatsshootsandleaves.com/ESLquiz.html - 3k - 25 Mar 2006\nwww.leaves.tv/site.php\nwww.leavesandroots.com/\nneed more
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Dhammakaya meditation\n\nwww.meditationthai.org
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www.religioustolerance.org ,the Hinduism section is good.\nWikipedia isn't bad either. \n\nYou may email me if you have any questions, I am a Hindu and can answer them for you : )
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That question cannot be answered fully in a few sentences. So please visit the following pages to read the entire thing:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindu_philosophy\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jainism
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Since you are interested in learning, you are obviously not doing something wrong.  There is a great book called "Buddhism: plain and simple" by Steve Hagen, it costs about 7 bucks on amazon and is a good introduction to Buddhism.\n\nAfter reading this short and easy book, you will realize that buddhism is not really a religion to follow, but simply a way of looking at the world that makes a lot of sense and can easily be applied to your everyday life, if you choose.  Buddhists don't worship the buddha and he is not a God, just a person who lived once and no longer does.  \n\nUnlike most religions, There is no reason for anyone to ever know that you regard buddhist teachings as useful, and you can practice other religions while studying buddhism and engaging and buddhist practices.  Buddhists don't usually come out and say "I'm a Buddhist" except if they are trying to make their parents mad or something, which of course is not exactly part of the teachings.\n\nAlso, buddhism does involve the concept of karma, but it's not like do good things so good things will happen to you, it's more like, try to want good things a little less and fear bad things a little less because being trapped in desire and fear can prevent you from seeing certain truths.
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http://www.vedicganita.org