Free Buddhist books.

jll

a great collection of free books. enjoy.

poptart

er...should there be a link?

JosephW

jll said:

a great collection of free books. enjoy.

This would be great, however, there doesn't seem to be a link of any sort... Or maybe I am misunderstanding and this is an act of sarcasm, Buddhist sarcasm maybe, being that maybe in your eyes there are no free Buddhist books? I am not sure... If there is a link, I would be grateful for it to be posted.

jll

sorry.
http://what-buddha-taught.net/Free_Dhamma_Books.htm

vinlyn

No stake here, but good does not necessarily = free. I'm guessing there may be just as much good stuff online for free.

DairyLama

jll said:

sorry.
http://what-buddha-taught.net/Free_Dhamma_Books.htm

There's some good titles on there. Thanks.

jll

how do you define a good book?

vinlyn said:

No stake here, but good does not necessarily = free. I'm guessing there may be just as much good stuff online for free.

DaltheJigsaw

Thank you!

vinlyn

I'm not defining a good book. Just saying there's tons and tons of Buddhist writing online...perhaps explore all that, unless you have specific recommendations from someone.

Arthurbodhi

Thanks, really interesting collection.

jll

a good book is like good music, it depends on the individual.

vinlyn said:

I'm not defining a good book. Just saying there's tons and tons of Buddhist writing online...perhaps explore all that, unless you have specific recommendations from someone.

ThailandTom

A good Buddhist book is pretty much useless unless you read it, reflect and then use what you have taken from the words into your everyday life. Mindfulness to me is more useful than meditation, meditation is only a stepping stone to a bigger paltform IMO.