Link Một Số Nguồn Tìm Hiểu Tam Tạng Pali & Phật Giáo

Link Một Số Nguồn Tìm Hiểu Bộ Kinh Điển Tam Tạng Pali – Pali Texts in Electronic Format

Tipitaka.org

This web site is based on the Chaṭṭha Saṅgāyana CD published by the Vipassana Research Institute. Based at Dhamma Giri, Igatpuri, near Mumbai, India, the Vipassana Research Institute also publishes literature & disseminates information related to Vipassana Meditation Technique as taught by S.N.Goenka in the tradition of Sayagyi U Ba Khin.

Vipassana is a universal, scientific method towards purifying the mind. It is the practical essence of the teachings of the Buddha, who taught Dhamma – the Universal Law of Nature.

The Pāḷi Tipiṭaka is now available online in various scripts. Although all are in Unicode fonts, you may need to install some fonts and make some changes to your system to view the site correctly.

Tamtangpaliviet.net

TÀNG KINH CÁC

260 Den Creek Trl, Fayetteville, GA 30215 – USA

Access to Insight

Readings in Theravada Buddhism. Access to Insight is an Internet website dedicated to providing accurate, reliable, and useful information concerning the practice and study of Theravada Buddhism.

Metta.lk/tipitaka/

THE TIPITAKA

Pali has been derived largely from the Sri Lanka Buddha Jayanti Tipitaka Series.

Sinhala is the A.P. de Soyza’s translations.

English translations are by various authors. Many files have been downloaded from the Internet.

Fonts: All or most of the Tipiṭaka pages now contain Unicode characters. Their Unicode values are represnted in decimal. This enables the diacritical character to be displayed properly regardless of the browser’s Character Encoding selection.

Vipassana Research Institute

The Vipassana Research Institute publishes a CD-Rom of Pali Texts in many scripts.

Vipassana Research Institute (VRI), a non-profit-making body, was established in 1985 with the principal aim of conducting scientific research into the sources and applications of the Vipassana Meditation Technique. 

Vipassana meditation is a technique of observation and exploration of the mind-body phenomena. The technique leads to purification of mind and can bring about a major transformation in the attitude and behavioural pattern of an individual and, through him, in the entire society. The technique has a unique potential as an instrument for better education, health,  organisation, management development and social change for strengthening the concept of secularism, national integration and international understanding. Vipassana has been revived after a period of more than 2500 years.

Courses of Vipassana meditation started in India since 1969, however, initially, there was no separate institution to explore the theory part of the technique. The importance of establishing such an Institute was realized when Mr. S. N. Goenka, principal teacher of Vipassana meditation, began teaching courses on the Satipatthāna Sutta, a discourse in which the Buddha systematically explains the technique of Vipassana.

During the Satipatthāna courses, Goenkaji noticed students studying the words of the Buddha (pariyatti), were encouraged and filled with gratitude when applying them in their meditation practice (patipatti). They found their understanding and practice strengthened, owing to their experiential understanding of the Buddha’s words. Naturally, some of them felt inspired to undertake further study, and to provide this opportunity, the Vipassana Research Institute was established.

VRI is currently located adjacent to the Vipassana International Academy (VIA), known as Dhamma Giri located in Igatpuri, a small town about 136 km from Mumbai in the state of Maharashtra, India.

The Institute’s work focuses on the following main areas:

1. Exploration of sources of Vipassana in the Tipitaka 
2. Conduct courses in Pali language 
3. Practical research into the application of Vipassana in daily life and its impact on society
4. Publishing books and other inspirational material related to Vipassana

Gandhari.org

Website dedicated to the Gāndhārī language and literature, including an online catalogue and dictionary.

Buddhist Publication Society Online Library

A large online library on the BPS website with several translations from the Pali. The Reference Table of Pali Literature is also available at the
GRETIL e-library at Göttingen University (PDF).

SuttaCentral

Early Buddhist texts, translations, and parallels.

Critical Pali Dictionary

Online Version of the Critical Pali Dictionary.

Dictionary of Pali Proper Names

Online version of the Dictionary of Pali Proper Names.

Journal of Buddhist Ethics

In association with the Sri Lanka Tripitaka Project SLTP the Journal of Buddhist Ethics acts as the primary distributor for the first public domain electronic version of the Pali Canon.

Myanmar Manuscript Digital Library

The Myanmar Manuscript Digital Library (MMDL) is an online resource for the study of Burmese texts.

Digital Library of Lao Manuscripts

The Digital Library of Lao Manuscripts makes images of over 12,000 texts from throughout Laos easily accessible for study.

Digitized Khmer Manuscripts

A Digital Library of Khmer Manuscripts of the EFEO-FEMC

Palm Leaf Manuscript Study and Research Library

Palm Leaf Manuscript Study and Research Library at the Faculty of Social Sciences, University of Kelaniya.

Lanna Manuscripts

Database of digitized manuscripts reproduced from forty-one monastic libraries in Northern Thailand and one public library in Bangkok (the Siam Society).

Kabaaye Buddha Research Library

Database of Pali texts in Burmese script for downloading.