World Religions
Master
Timeline Graphic - from Common Threads, A Single Fabric lecture at Whole
Life, June 22, 2002
Mark Greene: metamer(ury@hotmail.com
A Smattering of Resources
Center
of Traditional Taoist Studies
Beliefnet:
We all believe in something
Taoism Depot
Uncle Clifford's Page O'Links
Mysticism in World Religions
The Origins of the Sati System ('Virtuous Wife' who self-immolates
on husband's funeral pyre)
Instructions
for Life in the new millennium from the Dalai Lama
Molecular
Expressions: Science, Optics and You - Powers Of 10: Interactive Java Tutorial
Zen Buddhist Order of Hsu Yun
Recent
pictures of mine from Hong Kong
Chinese
Myths and Fantasies
What is Zen?
Zen Koans
Zen Stories
to Tell Your Neighbors
The Tao
Te Ching
On-Line I
Ching (go ahead, ask a question)
The Mystical Arts of
Tibet
Language as Dreamscape: A Preliminary Analysis of Chinese
Characters as Portals to the Unconscious
The Ask Lazer
Archive - Jewish Basics and Belief (Orthodox in perspective)
Houston Smith on the Ten Commandments
Al Aqsa - The Dome of the Rock
Disputation of Doctor Martin Luther on the Power and Efficacy of
Indulgences - 1517
A list
of "Psychedelic Churches"
French police demolish 107-foot high statue of cult leader Boudin
Suggested Reference
Smart, Ninian. Religions of Asia. London: Calmann and King, 1993.
Smith, Huston. The World's Religions. San Francisco: Harper Collins,
1991.
Karma and Archetype
Student Koans:
'Share with me the knowledge
that you have yet to acquire'
by Maheen Ibrahim
"A Buddhist monk
was working in his garden when he realized that he
needed more water, so he picked up two buckets from his pile of
buckets to fill at a nearby stream. On his way back, a young monk
told him that his buckets had holes in them. The older monk just
smiled and nodded and continued back to his garden."
by Rebecca Truong
"His Holiness, the Dalai Lama, has said
that having the mantra on your computer
works the same as a traditional Mani
wheel. As the digital image spins around on your hard drive,
it sends the peaceful prayer of compassion to all directions and purifies the
area."
Mark Greene
2001