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Hi Raj, Dharmayai Obai has a new YouTube channel: Jethavanarama Buddhist Monastery They also have a OneDrive shared folder to download the desanas in mp3 format. All the desanas are…
A Quest to Recover Buddha's True Teachings
Hi Raj, Dharmayai Obai has a new YouTube channel: Jethavanarama Buddhist Monastery They also have a OneDrive shared folder to download the desanas in mp3 format. All the desanas are…
The following figure can be helpful: Download/Print: “Purāna and Nava Kamma – 2- revised“ It is from the post: “Purāna and Nava Kamma – Sequence of Kamma Generation” which I…
…advise. Thank you again for everything, lal and hela dhamma team/sangha. I think I need to download an offline copy of this website in case I can’t find articles. …
…about comprehending the “worldview according to the Buddha.” That worldview says the following: (i) This world comprises 31 realms, (ii) Births among those realms are according to the types of…
…it in the Tipiṭaka. It could be in a later Commentary, but I have not seen such a commentary either. In the above, the Buddha stated that his teachings would…
…focus on Tilakkhana. Commonly Accepted Worldview – The Opposite of Tilakkhana 2. The common view/belief of average humans is that the world is a “good place;” if we work hard…
…human realm and six Deva realms), (ii) Rupa loka (sixteen rupāvacara Brahmās realms) with two physical senses (seeing and hearing), and (iii) Arupa loka (four arupāvacara Brahma realms) with no…
True happiness is the complete absence of suffering, per the Buddha. In contrast, people seek to maximize their sensory experiences, but the Buddha showed that such efforts only lead to…
…requirement to become a Sotapanna Anugāmi. Once that “new vision” is fully confirmed via comprehending Paṭicca Samuppāda and Tilakkhana, that understanding will be complete, i.e., one becomes a Sotapanna. That…
…the following: (i) This world comprises 31 realms, (ii) Births among those realms are according to the types of abhisaṅkhāra cultivated, (iii) Most suffering results while in the apāyās and…