Like the branches of a tree, the religions of man are many, yet they have a single point of origin.

Exploring Tao with fun. Lots of info and a great start to begin learning about Tao. Though you have think, Tao is not as hard to grasp as we Westerners make out. It is fluid and personal and universal, and this site makes it as understandable as it can be.

A great book to get a fun overview of Taoist philosopy. More than that it is a book that makes you think as you laugh. You'll see yourself and feel a bit lighter I think. Check out these exerpts.
Well done site with great features. I especially like the page with links to specific subjects that Tao relates to, like leadership, the Bible and more. There is a random Chapter generator, a concepts page to help beginners, and much more.

Incredible site with links to Eastern Philosophies, Western Philosophies, and Freethinkers. Everything from Darwinism and Feminism in the west and Zen to Hinduism in the east. Terrific sites and texts.

A facts encyclopedia of philosophy resources. Alphabetical list of links to articles, texts and people in philosophy and some religions as they relate to philosophy.

- Toltec means a man or woman of Knowledge, and the Toltec teachings are a practical pathway of self growth leading to self-knowledge. Check out these sites: Toltec Info, the Toltec Nagual, the Toltec Foundation, and the Toltec Mystery School of Light for more info. Brought out of secrecy and into awareness by Carlos Castaneda,

A look at more than 100 translations, as well as comparisons of different topics and info on the books in the Pseudepigrapha. Doesn't have the books, but has background and exerpts.

Tremendously interesting history of the evolution of the English Bible. From the first New Testament 500 years after the birth of Christ to our modern translations. Well worth a read. It is not too long and very concise. Dr.Gene Scott has the largest collection of Bibles and has made them his life's work.

A good place to start to find out all you need to know about Buddhism.

RIGPA is a Tibetan word which means ‘the innermost nature of the mind.‘ Sogyal Rinpoche gave the name ‘Rigpa‘ to his work and to the vehicle he was developing to serve the Buddha’s teaching in the west.

A good beginning to the traditions and faiths and sacred texts of the Jewish faith. Topics rated from beginner to advanced. Truly comprehensive, with links to more.

Another good starting place to learn some of what is involved in the Islamic faith.

And yet another good starting point in learning more about our Hindu brothers and sisters.