Biblioteca Upasika Page

The is run by a collective of lay Buddhist teachers, translators, and volunteers primarily from Colombia, Spain, and Mexico. They operate on donations via Patreon and PayPal, adhering to the principle of Dana (voluntary generosity). No one is paid a salary; every cent goes to server costs, licensing original translations, and commissioning new cover art.

Unlike monastic libraries designed exclusively for monks, the Biblioteca Upasika is built for the layperson . It recognizes that the modern upasika or upasaka lives in a world of work, family, and digital distraction. Consequently, the library’s resources are tailored to integrate the Dhamma into daily life without diluting the orthodox discipline of the early Buddhist texts. biblioteca upasika

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