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'''TheDhamma.com''' is the mother website of [[The Dhamma Encyclopedia]]. | '''TheDhamma.com''' is the mother website of [[The Dhamma Encyclopedia]]. | ||
− | The TheDhamma.com domain name was chosen since it represents the totality of the Buddha's teachings. It covers [[Theravada]] and the earliest teachings of the Buddha. | + | The TheDhamma.com domain name was chosen since it represents the totality of the Buddha's teachings. It covers [[Theravada]] and the earliest teachings of the [[Buddha]]. |
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+ | The website offers the bestselling book, ''The Complete Book of Buddha's Lists -- Explained'' by David N. Snyder, Ph.D., 2006. The book is sold for printing and shipping costs only; no profit or income to author or publisher. The book includes 90 of the Buddha's lists and relies heavily on the [[Anguttara Nikaya]] of the Buddhist scriptures. | ||
==History== | ==History== | ||
Originally, it was VipassanaFoundation.com, where it still redirects to TheDhamma.com. The website was first made to sell the not-for-profit book [[Buddha's Lists]]. | Originally, it was VipassanaFoundation.com, where it still redirects to TheDhamma.com. The website was first made to sell the not-for-profit book [[Buddha's Lists]]. | ||
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Revision as of 18:39, 7 November 2008
TheDhamma.com is the mother website of The Dhamma Encyclopedia.
The TheDhamma.com domain name was chosen since it represents the totality of the Buddha's teachings. It covers Theravada and the earliest teachings of the Buddha.
The website offers the bestselling book, The Complete Book of Buddha's Lists -- Explained by David N. Snyder, Ph.D., 2006. The book is sold for printing and shipping costs only; no profit or income to author or publisher. The book includes 90 of the Buddha's lists and relies heavily on the Anguttara Nikaya of the Buddhist scriptures.
History
Originally, it was VipassanaFoundation.com, where it still redirects to TheDhamma.com. The website was first made to sell the not-for-profit book Buddha's Lists.