Dharma Translation Organization

An Integral Vision
of Buddhism

According to

Buddhists Canons

Pāli Canon - Sutta Central

SuttaCentral contains early Buddhist texts, known as the Tipiṭaka or “Three Baskets”. This is a large collection of teachings attributed to the Buddha or his earliest disciples, who were teaching in India around 2500 years ago. They are regarded as sacred canon in all schools of Buddhism.

Chinese Canon - CBETA Online Reader

Develop Buddhist Information technology, improve the exchange and accessibility of Buddhist scriptures, use the special capacities of the electronic medium to store and deliver the scriptures of the Chinese Tripitaka to everybody, who would like to access it.

Tibetan Canon - 84000

84000’s primary focus for translation is the canonical Tibetan texts included in the Kangyur and Tengyur. At the moment, 84000 is concentrating on translations into English, as there are very few canonical texts available in the English language. Translations into other modern languages will be looked into when resources are available.

Biblioteca Buddhista en Argentina

Biblioteca Buddhista is the first library to make available a vast literature on Philosophy of India to the Spanish-speaking public. It includes texts in original languages, translations and critical studies. Visit the Library

The Significance of the Southern Tradition Tipiṭaka to Chinese Buddhism

Layman Wu Laoze mentioned that Venerable Pumiao at Kaoshiung City is leading a project to translate the Southern Tradition’s Tipiṭaka into Chinese. This is a major event in Chinese Buddhism. Venerable Pumiao’s great undertaking and superior insight deserves our praise and rejoicing….

Budismo Unidad y Diversidad

En este libro hemos reunido una serie de estudios nuestros ya publicados años atrás en la Revista de Estudio Budistas editada en México-Buenos Aires Por ALEB de México con la colaboración de la FIEB, Argentina, entre 1991-1998, ya de la cual fuimos fundadores y directores en los siete años de su fecunda existencia.