Buddhism

Buddhist traditions trace their origins to the teachings of the Buddha in ancient India. Their texts address suffering, ethical conduct, meditation, and liberation, with different emphases across schools.

DhammapadaVariousThe Heart SutraAttributed to the BuddhaA Buddhist BibleDwight GoddardAwakening of FaithAsvaghoshaBuddhism and Christianity: A Parallel and a ContrastArchibald ScottBuddhism in TranslationsHenry Clarke WarrenBuddhist Mahāyāna TextsVarious (Asvaghosha; tr. Cowell, Max Müller, Takakusu)Buddhist PsalmsShinran ShōninBuddhist SuttasVariousDialogues of the Buddha Part IVariousDigha Nikaya (Long Discourses)VariousEssays in Zen BuddhismD.T. SuzukiGleanings in Buddha-FieldsLafcadio HearnJataka TalesVariousLotus SutraVariousManual of Zen BuddhismD.T. SuzukiMysticism, Christian and BuddhistD.T. SuzukiPsalms of the SistersVarious BhikkhunisSutta NipataVariousThe Bodhicaryāvatāra (The Path of Light)ShantidevaThe Book of TeaKakuzo OkakuraThe Buddhist CatechismHenry Steel OlcottThe Diamond SutraAttributed to the BuddhaThe Gateless GateMumonThe Gospel of BuddhaPaul CarusThe Questions of King MilindaAnonymousThe Religion of the SamuraiKaiten NukariyaThe UdanaAttributed to the BuddhaThe Way to NirvanaLouis de la Vallée PoussinVinaya Texts, Part IVarious (Pāli canon)Vinaya Texts, Part IIVarious (Pāli canon)Vinaya Texts, Part IIIVarious (Pāli canon)Zen for AmericansSōen Shaku