How the Buddha’s Teachings Help Save Lives | The Story of Rajjumala
How the Buddha saved a person from suicide
How the Buddha saved a person from suicide
The evil traps of Smartphones
What are the conditions one needs to become a Stream Enterer?
Do you know what a simple wish the Blessed One made? (4 min)
(2 min) The power in chanting Paritta lies in the true meaning and the belief that these are the Supreme Buddha’s words being chanted. However, in this sermon…
(6 min) In this sermon, we learn the great history of how Buddhism began.
(2 min) Did you know how deep the love of a mother and father is towards their children? In Supreme Buddha’s words, that love is…
(3 min) What is rain retreat? Learn about it in this sermon.
(6 min) In this sermon we further learn on why it is important we need to continue to collect merits in this life too.
(9 min) How long does suffering last in bad destinations like Hell or Ghost worlds? Let’s learn from a true story about a group of people who were reborn as Hungry Ghosts.
The advices from Noble Wise people are very valuable as they are given to one for that person’s benefit. Hence, this sermon explains a story of an…
Did you know that Supreme Buddha said that one who learns and practices the Dhamma experiences 4 results? It truly is wonderful the blissful experience for one who follows this Noble Eight Fold Path. (9 min)
What do we usually do when we go through troublesome times? Some may look towards astrology for answers, or request blessings. However, if we realise that we are subject to Suffering….
In this sermon we learn the Chakkavattisihanada Sutta, where Supreme Buddha preaches how the qualities of humans will deteriorate and how the inhuman qualities will be powerful.
We are blessed to have the chance to hear Dhamma and should take this chance to gain more merits in the short time we have.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
In this beautiful sermon by our teacher, Most Venerable Kiribathgoda Gnanananda Thera, we learn how even the slightest of bad deeds can follow us in this samsaric journey resulting in much suffering.