"Zen Buddhist websites, news, and discussion" a kind of meta-weblog of many things Buddhist

just a weblog ... (Buddhist)

Shin Buddhist writings of G.R. Lewis, founder of the Buddhist Faith Fellowship of Connecticut.

Vincent Lai's personal page on Pure Land Buddhism

They certainly do! Treat yourself to some in-depth Buddhist philosophising and debate.

A site for critical and thoughtful reflection upon the traditions and teachings of Buddhism.

Musings of a misanthropic Birmingham City loving social worker. Links, links and more links with a bit of moaning in between.

A site for sharing Buddhist ideas, experiences, and awareness. Through interaction we can hope to bring order out of chaos for all sentient beings.

Weblog about life, the media and pop-culture, politics, religion, and of course the Buddha and Buddhism.

Rembember... No Matter How Angry I Get - I am always holding back

Somewhat enlightening and entertaining reflections on the path to the natural unshakable peacefulness of a stone

Photos, stories, politics, and spiritual quests.

Help us control upgrade ourselves deal with different situations build up utmost wisdom understand world universe dispel depression engage self cultivation start life anew.

A record of Buddhist meditation in the form of a weblog.

A prayer to the Bhodisattva Kuan Yin, and includes links to other sites that teach a little about her.

Psychobabble, poetry, prose, pontification (and occasionally politics and pictures)as practiced by an aspiring Buddha and chaser of The Muse.

Personal thoughts, links and more information about Buddhism.

Personal interests in Buddhism.

Reflections, commentary, and opinion from a more or less Buddhist point of view by a non-sectarian Western Buddhist.

A zen affirmation of life from an intention of humility, gratitude, and mindfulness.

An Irreverent Buddhist comments on the World. Campaigning for political and economic reform to end thirty thousand needless child deaths every day. That's just the start.

Features Buddhist principles, issues and history. Also consists of quotes and other Buddhist links.

Fushidansekkyo is called "Preaching of Pathos" in Japanese Buddhism.