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  1. Bhikkhu Pesala _ The Debate of King Milinda 
  2. Dr Mehm Tin Mon _ Kamma, The Real Creator 
  3. Dr Mehm Tin Mon _ The Right View on Life, Living and Dying 
  4. Ledi Sayadaw _ The Manual of Buddhism
  5. Mogok Sayadaw _ Basic Paticcasamuppada 
  6. Mogok Sayadaw _ Ehi Passiko
  7. Mogok Sayadaw _ How To Die With A Smile
  8. Mogok Sayadaw _ Meditation on Mind and Feeling
  9. Mogok Sayadaw _ The Four Noble Truths
  10. Penang Sayadaw _ Dawn of Buddhism 
  11. Richard Walton _ Advanced English C.A.E
  12. Various Authors _ Buddhism Handbook
  13. U Dhammapiya _ Nibbana in Theravada Perspective 
  14. U Revata _ A Life of True Security 
  15. U Than Daing _ Cittanupassana and Vedananupassana 
  16. Anandajoti Bhikkhu, ABHIDHAMMA-MATIKA, 2007 
  17. Bertrand Russell, ABC of Relativity, London
  18. Bertrand Russell, The History of Western Philosophy, N.Y, 1954
  19. Bertrand Russell, The Problems of Philosophy
  20. Bertrand Russell, Why I Am Not A Christian , 1927 
  21. Dr Walpola Rahula, WHAT THE BUDDHA TAUGHT
  22. *Edward Judson , The Life of Adoniram Judson , Anson D.F. Randolf & , New York , 1883 
  23. Harun Yahya, ISLAM and BUDDHISM , NEW DELHI, 2003
  24. P.V.BAPAT, VIMUTTIMAGGA and VISUDDHIMAGGA-a comparative study, POONA ,1937
  25. Sri Arthur Eggar , The Law of Evidence , Varsity Book Club , Burma , 195

  26. 60 Soungs
  27. A Critical Analysis of The Jhanas
  28. A Four Stanza Poem on Samvega
  29. A Great Man
  30. A Guide to Awareness
  31. A Guide to Proper Buddhist Funeral 
  32. A Handbook of Logic 
  33. A History of Pali Literature
  34. A History of Siam
  35. A History of Mindfulness
  36. A Life Free From Money
  37. A Manual For Buddhism On Deep Ecology
  38. A Manual of Abhidhamma
  39. A Manual of Respiration
  40. A Manual of the Dhamma
  41. A Manual of the excellent man
  42. A Manual of the Path Factors
  43. A Map of the Journey
  44. A Pali Word A Day
  45. A Survey of Vinaya Literature
  46. A True Spiritual Warrior
  47. All-Embracing Net of Views (Brahmajalasutta)
  48. Akaliko
  49. Angulimala
  50. An Elementary Pali Course
  51. An Introduction to Buddhism
  52. An Introduction to Regional Geography
  53. Acariya Mum Bhuridatta
  54. Advanced Grammar in Use
  55. Anapanasati
  56. Ancient Futures
  57. Ancient Indian Education Part I&II Hinduism
  58. Asia's Cultural Mosaic
  59. Basic English Grammar II
  60. Beyond Belief
  61. Bhikkhuni Patimokkha 
  62. Brahmavihara Dhamma
  63. Bodhisatva Doctrine in Buddhism
  64. Body of Secret 
  65. Buddha Abhidhamma
  66. Buddhagosuppatti
  67. Buddha and Bodhisattva a Hindu View
  68. Buhhhda Tales
  69. Buddha's Ancient Path
  70. Buddhism and Psychology
  71. Buddha's Socio-political ideas
  72. Buddhism and Connexion
  73. Buddhism and Society
  74. Buddhism and the Race Question
  75. Buddhism as a Religion
  76. Buddhism as An Education
  77. Buddhism in a Nutshell 
  78. Buddhism in Myanmar
  79. Buddhism in Sri Lanka
  80. Buddhism in Thailand
  81. Buddhist Arts and Antiquities
  82. Buddhist Arts of Thailand
  83. Buddhist Ceremonies and Rituals of Sri Lanka
  84. Buddhist Dictionary
  85. Buddhist Economic Philosophy
  86. Buddhist Ethics
  87. Buddhist Philosophy of Education
  88. Buddhist Pilgrimage
  89. Buddhist Sects in India
  90. Buddhist Social and Moral Education
  91. Buddhist Tales for Young and Old I 
  92. Buddhist Tales for Yound and Old II
  93. Buddhist Texts through the Ages
  94. Buddhist Wisdom
  95. Buddhist Women Across Cultures
  96. Buddhist women and social justice
  97. Buddhist Women at the Time of The Buddha
  98. Buddha's way of immortal medicine
  99. Business Vocabulary in Use
  100. Calm and Insight
  101. Cascade Purification
  102. Causality Central Philosophy of Buddhism
  103. Challenges of a Changing Earth
  104. Chanting Book
  105. Chinese Version of the Dhammapada
  106. Conception of Buddhist Nirvana
  107. Contemplation of Feeling
  108. Cow Dhamma
  109. Dependent Origination
  110. Dhammapada
  111. Dhammapada Stories
  112. Dharma Mind Worldly Mind
  113. Dictionary of Pali Proper NamesI
  114. DIGHA NIKAYA
  115. Dighanikaya Atthakatha I
  116. Dighanikaya Atthakatha II
  117. Dighanikaya Atthakathatika I
  118. Dighanikaya Atthakathatika II
  119. Dighanikaya Atthakathatika III
  120. Digital Pali Reader
  121. Digital Photography All-In-One Desk
  122. Discipline
  123. Doctrine of Upanishad and Early Buddhism
  124. Duties of Samgha
  125. Dvematika 
  126. Early Buddhism and Its Origin
  127. Early Buddhist theory of Man Perfected
  128. Elementary Engineering Fracture Mechanics
  129. Encyclopedia of Ancient Egypt 
  130. Encyclopedia of Applied Psychology
  131. Encyclopedia of Biology 1
  132. Encyclopedia of Biology 2 
  133. Encyclopedia of Biology 3
  134. Encyclopedia of Biology 4
  135. Encyclopedia of Buddhism
  136. Encyclopedia of Catholicism
  137. Encyclopedia of Chemistry
  138. Encyclopedia of Children's Health 1
  139. Encyclopedia of Children's Health 2
  140. Encyclopedia of Children's Health 3
  141. Encyclopedia of Children's Health 4
  142. *Encyclopedia of English Language
  143. Encyclopedia of Espionage, Intelligence & Security Vol. 1
  144. Encyclopedia of Espionage, Intelligence & Security Vol. 2
  145. Encyclopedia of Espionage, Intelligence & Security Vol. 3
  146. Encyclopedia of Knowledge Management
  147. Encyclopedia of Medicine Vol. 1 (A-B)
  148. Encyclopedia of Medicine Vol. 2 (C-F)
  149. Encyclopedia of Medicine Vol. 3(G-M)
  150. Encyclopedia of Medicine Vol. 4 (N-S)
  151. Encyclopedia of Medicine Vol. 5 (T-Z)
  152. Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology Vol 1
  153. Encyclopedia of Occultism and Parapsychology Vol 2
  154. Encyclopedia of Philosophy I
  155. Encyclopedia of Philosophy II
  156. Encyclopedia of Philosophy III
  157. Encyclopedia of Philosophy IV
  158. Encyclopedia of Philosophy V
  159. Encyclopedia of Philosophy VI
  160. Encyclopedia of Philosophy VII
  161. Encyclopedia of Philosophy VIII
  162. Encyclopedia of Philosophy IX
  163. Encyclopedia of Philosophy X
  164. Encyclopedia of Physical Science 
  165. Encyclopedia of Religion I
  166. Encyclopedia of Religion II
  167. Encyclopedia of Religion III
  168. Encyclopedia of Religion IV
  169. Encyclopedia of Religion V
  170. Encyclopedia of Religion VI
  171. Encyclopedia of Religion VII
  172. Encyclopedia of Religion VIII
  173. Encyclopedia of Religion IX
  174. Encyclopedia of Religion X
  175. Encyclopedia of Religion XI
  176. Encyclopedia of Religion XII
  177. Encyclopedia of Religion XIII
  178. Encyclopedia of Religion XIV
  179. Encyclopedia of Science and Religion
  180. Encyclopedia of Sociology Vol. 1
  181. Encyclopedia of Sociology Vol. 2
  182. Encyclopedia of Sociology Vol. 3
  183. Encyclopedia of Sociology Vol. 4
  184. Encyclopedia of Sociology Vol. 5
  185. Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders I
  186. Encyclopedia of Mental Disorders II
  187. Encyclopedia of Public Relation 1
  188. Encyclopedia of Public Relation 2
  189. Encyclopedic History of World Civilization 11
  190. Encyclopedic History of World Civilization 1

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