Dharma teachings
Studying Dharma texts is an inseparable part of Buddhist practice and brings a great benefit. Besides translations of texts and lectures of great lamas we place here also interviews with teachers as well as surveys on particular subjects.

Library of the Centre in Grabnik
Here is a full list of publications available in the library of the Centre in Grabnik (page under construction).

Texts to practice
They include original Tibetan texts with transcription and Polish translation. They are available in the Centre in Grabnik for those who have decided to follow Buddhist path and have taken the Refuge in the Three Jewels. To practise on the basis of a particular text one must first get an empowerment of a certain form of Buddha, as well as a lung (oral transmission) to the texts, and oral explanations from an authorised lama. The texts are for internal use only.

Books
We recommend the following books as a source of knowledge and information about Buddhism as it is, written by people who are masters themselves or study under the guidance qualified teachers, have a deep understanding of their teachings and profound connection with them.

Our publications
For those who are seriously interested in Buddhist practice we recommend also booklets, most of them published by our publishing house named DAZER "Moonbeam". The booklets, available in the Centre in Grabnik, are for internal use only.

Glossary
We would like to create a dictionary of concepts and ideas that can be met in Buddhist texts and Dharma teachings. The number of entries will be gradually increased, to help in studying and understanding of Buddhist teachings.

Mynsel
The DAZER Publishing House is an editor of the bulletin of the Karma Kamtzang Buddhis Association named "Mynsel". So far there have been published thirteen issues, the last one in January 2001.

Reports
This part includes texts describing Buddhist celebrations, being the impressions inspired by meetings with masters or a diary kept while travelling to some places associated with Tibetan Buddhism.