- Buddhist Yogi C. M. Chen
The Vajrayana Buddhism, Mahayana Buddhism and Hinayana Buddhism teachings of Buddhist Yogi C. M. Chen (Yogi Chen) and his disciple Dr. Yutang Lin.
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- For Shang Buddhism
Articles by Master Lee, head of For Shang, on speculations between Science and Buddhism.
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- Forshang Buddhism
Forshang Buddhism is the revelation of Buddha-nature, founded by the Venerable Master Miao Kung Bodhisattva and succeeding Master Yuan Dao Bodhisattva in the early stage of the Republic of China, revering Da Zi Zai Wan Fo (the origin of Buddha-nature as the Originator.
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- HÃœMÃœH: The Jeweled Path of Living Wisdom
A Buddhist sect that also embraces the teachings of Christianity, Hinduism, Judaism, Mohammadism, among others. HÃœMÃœH contains the diamond or pure form teachings of all spirituality. They are transcendental in nature and open the individual practitioners Wisdom Eye, a state of being that leads to complete Enlightenment.
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- Jen Chen Buddhism
Jen Chen is a phonetical translation from Mandarin , meaning Humanity Vehicle. The term vehicle in Buddhism is analogous to a conveyance of deliverance for sentient beings. The Buddha taught Five Vehicles of Buddhism. World Jen Chen Buddhism is dedicated to the promotion of the Humanity Vehicle Buddhsim. (The other four vehicles are Deva, Sravaka, Pratyeka-Buddha and Bodhisattva Vehicles.) World Jen Chen Buddhism was founded by Venerable Master Shen-Kai and it aims to purify the human mind and promote a bliss culture for humanity.
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- Kubose Dharma Legacy
An approach based on the most basic Buddhist principles that pervade all Buddhist thought. Rooted in the original teachings of Gautama Buddha, the Way of Oneness comes from the Japanese Mahayana tradition, reflecting both Shin and Zen Buddhist teachings. Takes an open, eclectic approach concentrating on individual spiritual growth.
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