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Publications:

Beliefnet on Buddhism

Buddhism section of Beliefnet, an online religion magazine.

http://www.beliefnet.com/index/index_10001.html

Buddhist Door

Online magazine that seems to have been published on and off since 1995. The current issue and all of the past issues of this on-line magazine can be found. Past issues include series on Buddha's life, Buddhism in a Nutshell, Diamond Sutra, Practice of Meditation, Lotus Sutra plus many other one-off articles.

http://www.buddhistdoor.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Cause and Effect

An English and Chinese bilingual book discussing cause and effect based on a traditional Chinese interpretation.

http://www.gracioushearts.com/ebooks/san-shi-yin-guo/index.htm

The Daily Enlightenment

Free weekly Buddhist email newsletter.

http://thedailyenlightenment.com/

For Your Information

A monthly Singapore-based Buddhist Magazine published in both English and Chinese. Buddhist articles, and special interest on Singapore Buddhist news.

http://www.4ui.com/

Hundred Mountain: A Journal of the Spirit & the Arts

An independent, award-winning Buddhist-oriented occasional journal that features articles, profiles, reviews, humor and the Buddhascope, which tracks pop culture references to Buddhist lingo. Devoted to people who are both beginning and advanced in their interest in meditation and spiritual practice, with a sometimes serious, sometimes humorous look at the challenge of fitting spiritual practice into busy, contemporary life.

http://www.hundredmountain.com

Ordinary Mind - an Australian Buddhist Review

A comprehensive online magazine containing articles from more than twenty years of teachings, forums and conferences from some of the worlds most eminent Buddhist teachers, meditators, philosophers and psychologists.

http://www.ordinarymind.net

Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, The Tricycle Hub

The Tricycle Hub is the interactive forum of Tricycle: The Buddhist Review, an independent Buddhist bi-monthly magazine.

http://www.tricycle.com/

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