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The delighted mind

2016-11-08T10:09:53+05:30July 31st, 2015|Dhamma Articles|

Then the Bhikkhu frees himself from all defilements and attains the Arahantship by completing the Noble Eightfold Path. He realizes the Four Noble truths in three steps – Sattya Ñāna, Kruttya Ñāna, and Kruta Ñāna.

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Do not be afraid of merit

2016-11-08T10:09:54+05:30July 8th, 2015|Dhamma Articles|

Therefore, you should practice loving-kindness. This is a beautiful lesson, a beautiful practical activity, and a beautiful proposal we can find in the dispensation of the Supreme Buddha. Therefore, try to cultivate these qualities......

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Are You Afraid of Meditation?

2016-11-08T10:09:58+05:30May 23rd, 2015|Dhamma Articles|

Freedom and tranquility are two predominant thoughts that come into most peoples’ minds when they hear the word ‘meditation’. There are also some people who would become frightened as soon as they heard this word.

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A special short story for Wesak Poya

2017-04-21T17:19:48+05:30May 5th, 2015|Dhamma Articles|

It was a half full moon day. Some groups of people gathered at the Great Ruwanveli Stupa and worship it preaching some stanzas beautifully. There is a pleasant smell all around the Stupa premises. There are flowers offered around the great Stupa, which looks like a great mountain arose from beneath the earth.

The Qualities of the Dhamma

2016-11-08T10:10:21+05:30October 22nd, 2014|Dhamma Articles|

“Dear Prince, let there be a night and day. If there is a Bhikkhu who has the association with a world leading Thathāgatha Buddha and is with five items (Pancha Padhāneeya: five factors for exertion) that lead one to exert on realizing path-and-fruition, that Bhikkhu will be advised in an evening. He will reach a special attainment by the next morning. When he gets an advice in the morning, he will reach a special attainment in the evening.”

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Karma

2016-11-08T10:10:21+05:30October 21st, 2014|Dhamma Articles|

Karma is still an unsolvable puzzle for many humans and deities. But our great teacher the Gautama Buddha, who built the golden age of the mankind, realized and witnessed the nature of Karma fully and how it influences the beings of the world and how to overcome its effects. The above description of the Karma by the Lord Buddha reveals how profound His knowledge was on this intricate subject.

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