Nectar

With a single click, read the words of ancient and modern Buddhist masters.

What is Nectar?

Nectar is a Chrome extension that allows users to read the words of ancient and modern Buddhist masters with a single click. Each time you click the Nectar icon, a quote from a Buddhist text is displayed. Additional information and source links are available for each quote. The extension features 381 excerpts obtained from various sources, including Lotsawa House, Unfettered Mind, Internet Sacred Texts Archive, The Gutenberg Project, and Access To Insight.

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By: Nectar

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Users: 95 ▼ -4

Rating: 5.00 (2)

Version: 0.0.10 (Last updated: 2018-02-25)

Creation date: 2018-02-24

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

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Size: 132.10K

Email: ne*****@gmail.com

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A quote from a Buddhist text is shown each time you click the Nectar icon.

Further information about the displayed quote and a link to the source text are available by mousing over the quote card and clicking "More about this quote."

Most quotes were obtained from translations of Tibetan texts generously made available by Lotsawa House (lotsawahouse.org). In the interest of respecting others' copyright, only texts that are under a license that allows publishing excerpts (e.g., some Creative Commons licenses) or that are in the public domain were excerpted from.

Quotes were obtained from three other sources in addition to Lotsawa House: Unfettered Mind (unfetteredmind.org) Internet Sacred Texts Archive (www.sacred-texts.com) The Gutenberg Project (gutenberg.org) Access To Insight (accesstoinsight.org)