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Buddhist
Philosophy
Theravada
Mahayana/Zen
Vajrayana/Tibetan
General
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Bushido
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Aikido:
FAQ
The
Samurai Creed
The
Greatest Swordsman
Bushido Designs
- We LOVE the T-shirts on this site.
Bushido
Online
The Book of Five Rings
Medieval
Japan: History
Usagi Yojimbo
- long running, extremely
popular comic book series about a rabbit samurai (by Stan Sakai)
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Chinese
Philosophy
Confucius, K'ung-fu-tzu,
the Friesian School of philosophy
Qi-Journal
Taoism
Information Page
Tao Te Ching
- the entire text of the Tao Te Ching as
translated by S. Mitchell
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Christian
Thought
Aramaic Bible Translation
The Aramaic Bible:
Translations of the New Testament
Center For Applied Christian
Ethics
The Cloud of
Unknowing
- A book of contemplation which is called the
Cloud Of Unknowing, in which a soul is one with God
Cruelty-free living according to Judeo-Christian Ethics
Office for Social Justice - Catholicism
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Earth-based
Spirituality
The Foundation of
I, Inc.: Hawaiian Ho'oponopono
Guadalupe
Healing Foundation: Santa Fe Healing Art: Shamanism and healing
Shamanism:
Working With Animal Spirits
Stories
of the Dreaming
The
Witches' League For Public Awareness
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General
Religion & Spirituality
A Course In Miracles
Beliefnet
Cosmeta
Online
Earthrenewal.com: Religion and Philosophy
eSpirituality.com
Innerself.com
The Joy of Sects,
website of Peter Occhiogrosso
The Major World
Religions
Religion @ eDepot
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Hindu
Thought
Dvaita,
highly recommended site for those who seek more than Advaita or
non-dualistic maps
The Hindu Universe
Hinduism
Today Online
Sai Baba Gita,
The Way to Self-Realization and Liberation in this Age
Essentials of the
Upanishads, a Dvaitist (dualism) commentary
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Judaism
The Jewish Community Online
The Kabbalah
Torah: The Judaism Site
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Middle
Eastern Thought
About Rumi
Gnosticism: Nag Hammadi Library
Kahlil Gibran, poet,
spiritual teacher
Zarathushtra: Zoroastrianism
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