Dhamma-talk given During a Retreat
Ven. Mettavihari Bhikkhu
(Translation Rien Loeffen)
I am glad to be with you today, to appreciate your motivation and your intention to work to your inner experience.
Retreating means…
PRACTICING INSIGHT ON YOUR OWN
BY ACHARN THAWEE BALADHAMMO
Foreword
Nowadays the condition of Thai society has changed very much and for many reasons. One of the results is that…
NO RELIGION
(Buddhadasa Bhikkhu)
I didn’t come here today to give any formal sermon or lecture, but to have an informal chat among friends. I hope that you all agree to…
Know and Let Go
Venerable Phra Acharn Sangwahn Khemmako
(Translation Brigitte Schrottenbacher)
May those who listen to this Dhamma-talk, progress in their meditation-practice, may the Dhamma that you hear now, fill your heart with happiness and satisfaction about…
PAÑCAKAMMATTHANA
(5 OBJECTS OF IMPURITY)
VEN. PHRA ACHARN SANGWAHN KHEMMAKO
(Translated by Brigitte Schrottenbacher)
Namo tassa Bhagavato, Arahato, Samma Sambuddhassa (Homage to the Blessed One, the Noble One, The Perfectly Enlightened One)
This is how we respect the…
Utterances of the Most Ven. Phra Sangwahn Khemako The Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha point the way to know suffering, to understand suffering, and to transcend suffering through practice.…
Biography of most Venerable Luang Poo Sangwahn Khemako
Abbot of Wat Tungsammakeedhamm Suphanburi
Luang Puu Sangwan Khemako, birth name Sangwan Janrueang, was born on a Monday in March 1916 (the Year…
THE BUDDHIST WAY By Acharn Lee Dhammadharo (translated from Thanissaro Bhikkhu)
What follows is a discussion of the Buddhist way, a way discovered by a human being whom large numbers of people have respected and praised…
For the Relief of Suffering by Acharn Lee Dhammadharo (Translated by Thanissaro Bhikkhu)
There are two ways in which diseases can arise in our bodies:
Physical causes (dhatu-samutthana).
Kammic causes (kamma-samutthana).
Physical causes: Physically caused diseases are…
Human Values
By Venerable Acharn Lee Dhammadharo
(translated by Venerable Thanissaro Bhikkhu)
Everyone in the world wants justice. To give the worldly justice, we all - no matter what race or values in our…