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English Books Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/A 001.01 Seven steps to nibbana Abeyesereka, Solomon DIS/A 002.01 Down to earth: A Handbook for Abhinyana MJSB the sceptical DIS/A 002.02 Let me see Abhinyana 1990 DIS/A 003.01 Life of Buddha Albers, A. Christina The Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation DIS/A 004.01 Kings of Buddha's time Amritananda, Dr. Bhikkhu Ananda Kuti Vihara 1983 Trust DIS/A 005.01 Dying to live (the role of kamma in Aggacitta Bhikkhu Sukhi Hotu Dhamma 1999 dying & rebirth) Publications DIS/A 006.01 The Buddha & his dhamma Ambedkar, B.R. Dr. Buddha Bhoomi 1997 Publication DIS/A 007.01 Buddhism lectures and essays Ven Balangoda Samayawardhana 1993 Anandamaitreya DIS/A 008.01 Sir Edwin Arnold's light of Asia Sir Edwin Arnold with M.D. Gunasena an introductory essay by Dr Malasekera DIS/A 009.01 Atisha: a biography of the renowned Translated from Tibetan Mahayana Publications 1984 Buddhist sage sources by Lama Thubten Kalsang et al DIS/A 010.01 That the true Dhamma might last Readings selected by W.A.V.E. a long time King Asoka/ translated by Thanissaro Bhikkhu DIS/A 011.01 Practising the Dhamma with a View to Abeysekera, Radhika Buddha Educational 2002 Nibbana Foundation DIS/A 012.01 The Bhikkhus' Rules: A Guide for Ariyesako, Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1998 2 copies Laypeople DIS/B 001.01 Happiness and hunger Acariya Buddhadasa (From a talk given 7 May 1986 at Suan Mokkh) DIS/B 001.02 Food for thought 精神食糧 :Some Buddhadasa Bhikkhu 香光 1996 中英對照 teachings of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu 佛使比丘 DIS/B 001.03 Two kinds of language Buddhadasa Bhikkhu DIS/B 001.04 The Danger of "I" Buddhadasa Bhikkhu BMS Publication 1974 Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/B 001.05 Why were we born? Buddhadasa Bhikkhu BMS Publication DIS/B 001.06 Handbook for mankind Buddhadasa Bhikkhu DIS/B 001.07 Heart-wood from the Bo-tree Buddhadasa Bhikkhu The Translator Suan Mok 1984 DIS/B 001.08 The First ten years of Suan Mokkh Buddhadasa Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1992 DIS/B 001.09 Messages of truth from Suan Mokkh Buddhadasa Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1996 DIS/B 001.10 No religion Buddhadasa Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1999 DIS/B 001.11 A Buddhist charter Buddhadasa Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1993 DIS/B 001.12 Buddha-Dhamma for Students Buddhadasa Bhikkhu W.A.V.E. 1990 DIS/B 002.01 Rebirth: the Thirtyone states of being Baptist, Egerton C. and becoming DIS/B 002.02 The Cosmos man and the Buddha's Baptist, Egerton C. silence DIS/B 002.03 Wheel of Life: 31 Planes of Existence Baptist, Egerton C. Buddhist Missionary 1981 (Rebirth): Society The thirty-one states of being and becoming DIS/B 003.01 Buddhism and society Bechert, Heinz Prof Buddhist Publication 1979 The Wheel Society Pubication No.265 DIS/B 004.01 The Doctrine of the Buddha Blofeld, Prof John Buddhist Digest Readers' Book Club DIS/B 005.01 2500 years of Buddhism Bapat, P. V. Prof Ministry of Information and 1956 Broadcasting Govt of India DIS/B 006.01 Buddhist thought and meditation in Phra Sona Kanti Barua Wat Chulaprathan Great 1994 Buddhist Monastery the nuclear age DIS/B 007.01 The Teaching of Buddha Bukkyo Dendo Kyokai 1985 DIS/B 008.01 The Awakening of the west: The Batchelor, Stephen Parallax Press 1994 encounter of Buddhism and western cuture DIS/B 009.01 Everyday zen: love and work Beck, Charlotte Joko Thorsons 1989 Edited by Steve Smith DIS/B 010.01 Facing the Future: Four Essays on Bodhi Bhikkhu Buddha Educational 2000 the Social Relevance of Buddhism Foundation Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/B 011.01 The Buddha's Teachings on Prosperity: Bhikkhu Basnagoda Wisdom 2008 at Home at Work, in the World Rahula DIS/B 012.01 A Study in Karma Annie Besant The Theosophical 1987 Publishing DIS/B 013.01 Buddhism: one man's search Compiled by Jonathan Amitabha Buddhist Davison Assoc of NSW DIS/C 001.01 Bodhinyana: teachings of Ven Ajahn Chah Bung Wai Forest 1982 Ajahn Chah Monastery DIS/C 001.02 A Tree in the forest (a collection of Ajahn Chan 圓光 1993 中英對照 Ajahn Chah's similes) 森林裡的一 棵樹 DIS/C 001.03 Food for the heart Ajahn Chah Wat Pah Nanachat 1992 DIS/C 001.04 The Blooming lotus and dull frogs Ajahn Chah W.A.V.E. 1997 Translated by Sumano Bhikkhu DIS/C 001.05 No Ajahn Chah - Reflections Ajahn Chah Yuan Kuang 1994 Compiled & Edited by Dhamma Garden DIS/C 001.06 A Taste of freedom: selected Ajahn Chah Bung Wai Forest 1982 Dhamma talks Monastery DIS/C 002.01 Sixty songs of Milarepa Translated by Garma Buddhist Publication 1980 The Wheel Society Pubication Chang, C. C. No.95-97 DIS/C 003.01 Religion - Korea background series Chang, Prof Byung-Kil Korean Overseas Information 1978 Service DIS/C 004.01 The Saying of Sakyamuni Buddha: Edited by Chain, The Corporate Body of the Buddha Educational Foundation way to wisdom & health Bau-Dath DIS/C 005.01 Pure Land Buddhism: dialogues with Chih I (Patriarch) Amitabha Buddhist 1995 ancient masters 智者大師之浄土十 & Master T'ien Ju Society (Singapore) 疑论与天如则禅师之净土或问 Translated with annotations by Master Thich Thien Tam DIS/C 006.01 Buddhism: you too can understand Ching, Yat-Biu Clement H.K. Buddhist Book 1992 程一彪居士 Distributor DIS/C 007.01 Buddha Cohen, Joan Lebold MacDonald London 1969 Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/C 008.01 Buddhism its essence and Conze, Edward Bruno Cassirer 1960 development DIS/C 008.02 The Way of wisdom: the five faculties Conze, Dr. Edward Buddhist Publication 1980 The Wheel Society Publication No.65/66 DIS/C 008.03 A Short history of Buddhism Conze, Edward Mandala Books 1986 DIS/C 009.01 The Art of living Ven Chin Kung The Corporate Body of the 1997 Buddha Educational Foundation DIS/C 009.02 A Path to true happiness Ven Chin Kung Dallas Buddhist Assoc 1995 DIS/C 009.03 What is Buddhism? Ven Chin Kung Dallas Buddhist Assoc 1994 DIS/C 009.04 Buddhism as an education Ven Chin Kung Dallas Buddhist Assoc 1997 DIS/C 009.05 The Collected works of Ven Master Ven Chin Kung Amitabha Buddhist 1999 Ching Kung Assoc of Queensland DIS/C 009.06 Buddhism: the wisdom of Ven Chin Kung The Pure Land Learning compassion & awakening Center DIS/C 009.07 Changing destiny: a commentary on Ven Master Chin Kung Amitabha Buddhist Assoc 2007 Liaofan's four lessons of NSW DIS/C 009.08 To understand Buddhism: the collected Ven Master Chin Kung The Corporate Body of the 2004 works of Venerable Master Chin Kung Buddha Educational Foundation DIS/C 010.01 Manifestation of the Tathagata: Translated by Cheng Wisdom Publications 1993 Buddhahood according to the Chien Bhikshu Boston Avatamsaka sutra DIS/C 011.01 Master of love & mercy: Cheng Yen Ching, Yu-ing Blue Dolphin 1995 DIS/C 012.01 Still thoughts Volume 2 Ven Cheng-Yen The Still Thoughts 1996 Translated by Liu King-Pong Cultural Mission / English edited by Douglas Shaw DIS/C 012.02 Still thoughts Volume 2 by Dharma Ven Cheng-Yen The Still Thoughts 1995 Master Cheng Yen Translated by Liu King- Cultural Mission Pong / English edited by Sam Dixon DIS/C 013.01 Buddhism in China: a historical Ch'en, Kenneth Princeton Univ. Press 1964 survey Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/C 014.01 The Sweet dews of ch'an: lectures Cheng Kuan Reverend The Corporate Body of the 1995 Buddha Educational Foundation on Buddhist meditation given at Chuang Yen Monastery, NY DIS/C 015.01 Pure Land, Pure Mind: the Buddhism of Chu-hung & Tsung-Pen Sutra Translation Committee 1994 of the U.S. and Canada masters Chu-hung & Tsung-pen translated by J.C. Cleary DIS/C 016.01 The History of Buddhism in Australia Croucher, Paul New South Wales University 1989 Press 1848-1988 DIS/C 017.01 A Collection of Instructions on Parting Ngawang Samten The Singapore 1982 From The Four Attachments: The Basic Chophel Buddha Mind Training Teaching of The Sakya translated by His Sasana Society Tradition Holiness Sakya Trizin 新加坡佛學研究會 DIS/C 018.01 "Records of home coming to the Pure Translated by Chia Lai 香港佛學書局 1990 Land" (an abridged translation) Ching 思歸集摘 錄 謝麗清 DIS/D 001.01 Step along the path Ajaah Thate Desaransi Wat Hin Mark Peng 1992 translated from the Thai by Geoffrey DeGraff DIS/D 001.02 Steps along the path Phra Ajaan Thate W.A.V.E. 1992 Desaransi DIS/D 001.03 Only The World Ends Ajaah Thate Desaransi Chuan 1989 translated from the Thai by Jayasaro Bhikkhu DIS/D 001.04 The Flavour of Dhamma Phra Acharn Thate Monastery of Hin 2521 Desaransi Mark Peng DIS/D 002.01 Essays and poems Dahlke, Dr. Paul Buddhist Publication The Wheel Society Publication No.77-78 DIS/D 003.01 Buddhism in Thailand Damrong H.R.H. Prince Information Service of 1971 Thailand DIS/D 004.01 The Position of women in Buddhism Dewaraja, L.S. Dr. Buddhist Publication 1981 The Wheel Society Publication No.280 DIS/D 005.01 Do you believe in rebirth? Dhammananda, K. Sri BMS Publication 1981 DIS/D 005.02 Flower of mankind Dhammananda, K. Sri 國營 DIS/D 005.03 Why religion? Dhammananda, K. Sri BMS Publication 1966 Shelf No. Title Author Publisher Date Notes DIS/D 005.04 Whither mankind? Dhammananda, K.
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