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Vietnamese Buddhism:     more books (55)

Vai Tro Cua Su Song Trong Vu Tru (Vietnamese Edition) by Thang Quy Nguyen, 2007-05-22 Phat Giao Can Ban Van Dap (Buddhism for Beginners - Questions & Answers) (Cuoc Doi Duc Phat (The Life Of The Buddha)) by Narada Maha Thera, 1991 The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying (Vietnamese Edition) by Rinpoche Sogyal, 2008-03 VIETNAM: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Encyclopedia of Buddhism</i> by CUONG TU NGUYEN, 2003 What Buddhists Believe - Vi Sao Tin Phat - Vol II by K. Sri Dhammananda, 1997 Theo Got Chan But Duong Xua May Trang (Vietnamese?: Walking in the Footsteps of the Buddha, Old Path White Clouds) by Thich Nhat Hanh, 1992 Zen Keys (An Image Book) by Thich Nhat Hanh, 1995 Call Me By My True Names: The Collected Poems of Thich Nhat Hanh by Thich Nhat Hanh, 1999 Vietnam: An entry from Gale's <i>Worldmark Encyclopedia of Religious Practices</i> by Ronald St John, 2006 Kinh Phap Hoa - Phat Lich 2545-2001 (Business Lotus, Mahayana Buddhism - Events 2545-2001) [International Institute of Buddhist Studies] VIETNAMESE VERSION Good Question Good Answer: Khe'o Va'n Khe'o Da'p - English and Vietnamese Translations (Answers to Questions on Buddhism) by Shravasti Dhammika, 1987 The Torch of Compassion (A Journal of Hoa Hao Buddhism, # 59 Spring 2000) Love in action: The non violent struggle for peace in Vietnam by Nhá̂t Hạnh, 1973 What Buddhists Believe - Vi Sao Tin Phat - Vol I

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21. Index-eng5-Buddhism In Vietnam
    Buddhism Today .. BUDDHISM IN VIETNAM. .. .. .HISTORYAND SCHOOLS ..A brief history of vietnamese buddhism. Ven.  
    http://www.buddhismtoday.com/index/vietnam.htm

22. Phan, Peter C. Review Of Zen In Medieval Vietnam: A Study And Translation Of The
    The study of vietnamese buddhism, often neglected in the scholarly research on Buddhismin East Asia and Southeast Asia, has long been plagued by the extreme  
    http://jbe.gold.ac.uk/5/phan981.htm
    
    Extractions: The study of Vietnamese Buddhism, often neglected in the scholarly research on Buddhism in East Asia and Southeast Asia, has long been plagued by the extreme scarcity of source materials. Among the available historical documents is the Thien Uyen Tap Anh (A Collection of Outstanding Figures of the Zen Community), a fourteenth-century Chinese-character text. It was discovered in 1927 by Tran Van Giap, a noted Vietnamese Buddhist scholar, who used it as his main documentary evidence to produce his historical account, written in French and published in 1932, of Vietnamese Buddhism from its beginnings to the thirteenth century. Giap argued that the type of Buddhism that flourished in Vietnam was Zen and that in Vietnam, from the sixth to the thirteenth century, Zen Buddhism was divided into three schools: the Vinitaruci, Vo Ngon Thong, and Thao Duong schools. Since then Giap's historical reconstruction of Vietnamese Buddhism has become the standard view among Buddhist scholars in Vietnamese, Chinese, and Western languages. Cuong Tu Nguyen, who holds a Ph.D. in comparative religion from Harvard and currently teaches at George Mason University, sets out to challenge this received wisdom. The fundamental error of Giap and his followers, according to the author of

23. Vietnamese Buddhism In Australia
    Baøi môùi thaùng 3 naêm 2001 Phaät lòch 2545 - Taây lòch2001 - Vieät lòch 4880 Trang baøi môùi tieáng Anh.  
    http://www.quangduc.com/0v-03-2001.html

24. Directory :: Look.com
    Sites. BuddhaSasana Website with information, resources, and linksrelated to vietnamese buddhism. Hoa Hao Buddhism A Vietnamese  
    http://www.look.com/searchroute/directorysearch.asp?p=445541

25. Thu Vien Quang Duc
    With a Dhyanist Monk . Nguyen Tien Doan ICONFLASH.jpg (769 bytes) ProminentFigures of vietnamese buddhism . Ven. Thich Thien Chau  
    http://www.tuvienquangduc.net/English/vnbuddhism/

26. Quang Duc - World Buddhism
    Thich Minh Chau ICONFLASH.jpg (769 bytes) vietnamese buddhism in the 1990s .RobertTopmiller ICONFLASH.jpg (769 bytes) A brief comparison of Korean and  
    http://www.tuvienquangduc.net/English/WorldBuddhism/

27. Buddhist Peace Fellowship (BPF) Turning Wheel Past Articles
    Buddhism Like Water vietnamese buddhism in the United States by Thich Minh Duc. VietnameseBuddhism came to America, then, as the refugees’ only belonging.  
    http://www.bpf.org/twfa00.html

28. Vietnamese Information Sites
    News about Hoa Hao Buddhism community. BuddhaSasana Website with information,resources, and links related to vietnamese buddhism.  
    http://www.religionsorg.com/Buddhism/Lineages/Vietnamese/
    
    Extractions: See Also: Regional: Asia: Vietnam: Society and Culture: Religion Society: Ethnicity: Asian: Asian-American: Vietnamese American: Religion World: Vietnamese: V¨n Ho¸ vµ X· H©i: T«n Gi¸o Hoa Hao Buddhism - Vietnamese sect of reform Buddhism, founded in 1939 by prophet Prophet Huynh Phu So. One of the four major religions in Vietnam. Hoa Hao Buddhism - A Vietnamese Buddhist sect emphasizing lay practice amony peasants, and requiring prayer and twice-daily worship of the Buddha and the cult of ancestors. It is one of the five most important religions in Vietnam, with over 2 million followers. Overseas Hoa Hao Buddhist Association - Covers teachings from Prophet Huynh Phu So and translations from noted Hoa Hao Buddhist Clergies and authors. News about Hoa Hao Buddhism community. BuddhaSasana - Website with information, resources, and links related to Vietnamese Buddhism.

29. Vietnamese Buddhism Congregation Executive Committee
    the Party’s committees at different levels and local authorities have always supportedand created conditions for religions, including Buddhism, to operate  
    http://www.nhandan.org.vn/english/20021204/bai-social4.html

30. Tran Nhan Tong - National Hero, Philosopher And Poet
    The king was also a philosopher of vietnamese buddhism, the founder of the TrucLam Yen Tu (Yen Tu Bamboo Forest) Chan sect and a poet with a lofty and free  
    http://www.nhandan.org.vn/english/people/20000708.html
    
    Extractions: News Social Life Economy People Tran Nhan Tong - National Hero, Philosopher and Poet During the second and third wars of resistance against the Mongols, king Tran Nhan Tong (1258 - 1308) became the banner uniting the people's hearts and minds and led the people of Dai Viet (the Great Viet) to defeat the enemy of double strength. The king was also a philosopher of Vietnamese Buddhism, the founder of the Truc Lam Yen Tu (Yen Tu Bamboo Forest) Chan sect and a poet with a lofty and free soul. Tran Nhan Tong, whose real name was Kham, was the eldest son of king Thanh Tong. He was born in 1258, the year Thai Tong and Thanh Tong defeated the Mongol invaders in the first war of resistance. Mention is made to Tran Nhan Tong as, first and foremost, a hero of national salvation. He was on the throne for 14 years from 1279 to 1293. During that period, the Dai Viet was faced with great threats: the second and third invasions of the Mongols. Throughout the two wars of resistance, Tran Nhan Tong became the symbol of national unity and led the Dai Viet people to surmount numerous difficulties and brought the struggle to a brilliant victory. He proved to be an excellent strategist and, at the same time, a brave general in the battlefield in the two wars. It was at the initial stage of the war in 1285 when our force was in a disadvantageous position, Tran Nhan Tong wrote on the side of a warship the verse that reflected the will and faith in the great strength of our troops:

31. Blankfram
    and English) Containing books, essays and information about Buddhism, with emphasison Theravada tradition, the Pali Canon, and vietnamese buddhism, in English  
    http://www.saigon.com/~hoasen/indexvietlinks.htm
    
    Extractions: Vietnamese Buddhist Websites Hayward Buddhist Center, California Tu An Zen Temple teaches the Method of The Zen Masters ) by Venerable . In English, Vietnamese, and Chinese. VISCII Font required for Vietnamese readers and Chinese Big 5 Font for Chinese readers. An official website of The Buddhist Monastery. This site contains Buddha-Dharma, Buddhism Around The World, Tales of Buddhism, Meaning of being a Vegetarian, The Life of The Boddhisattva, etc...VNI Font required. (Vietnamese) Containing books, essays and information about Vietnamese Buddhist Zen School ) leads by Zen Master . VNI Font required. House Tao's Marcel Geisser Meditation, retreat and study center in the lineage of the Vietnamese Zen Master T (English and Germany) Buddhasasana (Vietnamese and English) Containing books, essays and information about Buddhism, with emphasis on Theravada tradition, the Pali Canon, and Vietnamese Buddhism, in English and Vietnamese languages. VPS Fonts required Buddhist Society of Western Australia Hoa Sen Covers a variety of topics related to Buddhism, dharma talks, sutras, Buddhist news and sitting information for Buddhist students of all experiences. Both written in English and Vietnamese. No Vietnamese Font required

32. Die Buddhistischen Traditionen
    Centres in Malaysia Young Buddhist Association of Malaysia Buddhist Centres inIndonesia Religions in Vietnam The vietnamese buddhism vietnamese buddhism  
    http://www.buddhanetz.org/buddhism/buddha2.htm

33. WebGuest - Open Directory : Society : Religion And Spirituality : Buddhism : Lin
    World Vietnamese V¨n Ho¸ vµ X· Héi T«n Gi¸o (19). Sites BuddhaSasana Website with information, resources, and links related to vietnamese buddhism.  
    http://directory.webguest.com/index.cgi/Society/Religion_and_Spirituality/Buddhi
    
    Extractions: See also: Sites: BuddhaSasana - Website with information, resources, and links related to Vietnamese Buddhism. Hoa Hao Buddhism - A Vietnamese Buddhist sect emphasizing lay practice amony peasants, and requiring prayer and twice-daily worship of the Buddha and the cult of ancestors. It is one of the five most important religions in Vietnam, with over 2 million followers. Hoa Hao Buddhism - Vietnamese sect of reform Buddhism, founded in 1939 by prophet Prophet Huynh Phu So. One of the four major religions in Vietnam. Overseas Hoa Hao Buddhist Association - Covers teachings from Prophet Huynh Phu So and translations from noted Hoa Hao Buddhist Clergies and authors. News about Hoa Hao Buddhism community. Vietnamese Buddhism - An attempt to synthesize some of the varied and fascinating history of Buddhist religion in Vietnam.

34. Page Of Reference
    vietnamese buddhism resources. Vien Hoa Dao Phat hoc Vien Quoc Te TongVu Hoang Phap (Hoa Ky) Phap Van Center ( Canada) Quang Minh  
    http://www.quangminh.org/links/first.htm

35. Quang Minh Temple
    These pages are designed with dynamic VNI fonts. 1 vietnamese buddhism sites.2- General Buddhism sites. 3- Theravada, Mahayana, Zen (Ch'an) School.  
    http://www.quangminh.org/links/
    
    Extractions: Kinh điển Phật học T ¡c giả ... ThÆ° viện + Gia đ¬nhh Phật tá»­ Trang nh  c¡c nÆ¡i B¡o HÆ°Æ¡ng đạo Vietnamese Buddhism sites General Buddhism sites ... Other Vietnamese sites V?địa chỉ c? sites c?thể thay đổi m?ch?g t? kh?g được biết tin n? c?thể c?những địa chỉ kh?g đ?g, rất mong đọc giả vui l?g d?h ch? cho ch?g t? biết tin bằng c?h email về quangminh@quangminh.org . Xin th?h thật c? Æ¡n. QUANG MINH Temple, 18 Burke Street, Braybrook, VIC 3019, AUSTRALIA,

36. MINDATLAS.COM - Buddhism In Vietnam
    vietnamese buddhism has been significantly influenced over time bypolitical events and a variety of philosophical teachings. Today  
    http://www.healthekids.net/course.phtml?course_id=249

37. VASC Vietnam Culture Window
    A centre of religious syncretism Luy Lau, the cradle of vietnamese buddhism, wasalso a centre of Confucian teaching, the result of the long Chinese occupation  
    http://www.vnn.vn/english/vncw/02_2001/cra.htm

38. Eighth Congress Of The Unified Buddhist Church Of Vietnam
    of Vietnam holds landmark VIII Congress of the UBCV leaders adopt blueprint by ThichHuyen Quang and Thich Quang Do on the role of vietnamese buddhism in the  
    http://www.fva.org/0599/story08.htm
    
    Extractions: California, May 16th 1999 Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam holds landmark VIII Congress of the UBCV leaders adopt blueprint by Thich Huyen Quang and Thich Quang Do on the role of Vietnamese Buddhism in the XXI century l Congress calls for the release of UBCV leaders, democratic freedoms and the restoration of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam For the first time in 22 years, following directives sent clandestinely from Vietnam by the detained Patriarch of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam (UBCV) Venerable Thich Huyen Quang and UBCV Secretary General Thich Quang Do, Vietnamese Buddhists from all over the world met at the International Buddhist Institute in North Hills, California from 14-16 May 1999 for the VIII Congress of the Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam. The Congress concluded with a celebration of the Buddha's Birth at Santa Ana, California with a gathering of 20,000 Buddhists and more than 200 prominent Buddhist monks and nuns from Vietnam, the US, Japan, Korea, Burma, Thailand, Tibet, China, Laos and Cambodia.

39. Letter From Rev. Quang Do To Hanoi Leadership
    vietnamese buddhism already achieved such a goal 2,000 years ago. Theword Unified in the name Unified Buddhist Church of Vietnam  
    http://www.fva.org/0100/story04.htm
    
    Extractions: Mr. Nong Duc Manh, Chairman of the National Assembly of the SRV Gentlemen, I still remember vividly when our Buddhists held the ceremony to commemorate the Hung Vuong Ancestry for the first time in early 1946, we unanimously sent a telegram to compatriots who were fighting [the French colonists] in the South: "We encourage and wish all of you, our brothers and sisters, unity, valor, and incisiveness to fight to the end for the independence of Vietnam and show the civilized countries the doctrine of rescuing fellow-men out of love." I still remember vividly in April 1946 the Vietnamese Buddhist Association was formed to join Buddhist followers with compatriots in the entire country in "the war against the three evils: "Hunger, Illiteracy, and Foreign Invaders."

40. Vietnamese Engaged Buddhism
    Nam chuong k? là ph?n c?t lõi c?a cu?n sách Ph?t giáo Vi?tNam và Ch? nghia Dân t?c “vietnamese buddhism and Nationalism  
    http://www.giaodiem.com/doithoaiII/quannhu-buddhist.htm
    
    Extractions: GIAO ĐIỂM Unicode Standard S¡ch mới: I Vietnamese Engaged Buddhism - The Struggle Movement of 1963-1966 ” t¡c giả: Qu¡n NhÆ° Phạm Văn Minh. Văn Nghệ xuất bản năm 2002. Giao Điểm h¢n hạnh giới thiệu c¹ng qu½ bạn đọc trong v  ngo i nước t¡c phẩm lịch sá»­ “Vietnamese Engaged Buddhism – The Struggle Movement of 1963-1966”, bằng Anh ngữ, xin được dịch : “Phật Gi¡o Dấn Th¢n – Phong Tr o Tranh Đấu 1963-1966” của gi¡o sÆ° Qu¡n NhÆ° vừa được nh  xuất bản Văn Nghệ ph¡t h nh. “Phật Gi¡o Dấn Th¢n....” d y trªn 530 trang, họa sÄ© Kh¡nh Trường vẽ b¬a, kỹ thuật in ấn mỹ thuật, nội dung tr¬nh b y rµ r ng, đẹp mắt. Đ³ l  ghi nhận đầu tiªn khi chºng t´i vừa lướt qua to n bộ cuốn s¡ch. S¡ch chia l m 10 chÆ°Æ¡ng, phần cuối c³ thªm 4 phần Phụ lục (Appendix), bảng Chº dẫn (Index), Ghi chº (Notes), ThÆ° mục nghiªn cứu (Bibliography) v  18 trang h¬nh ảnh. Ghi nhận thứ hai, đ¢y c³ lẽ l  một trong v i cuốn s¡ch do nh  xuất bản Việt ngữ - đ£ thá»±c hiện đºng tiªu chuẩn s¡ch biªn khảo quốc tế.

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