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Ramblings of a Monk- Dharma Course: Water Repentance Puja May 21, 2013Dear friends, join me in this Dharma course on the Water Repentance Puja 水懺, starting June, every Friday for 8 sessions. We’ll share the practice of repentance found in Buddhism and how that can help us find inner peace in our life. […]
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Category Archives: Blessing of Life
Sutta discussion 2 – The Mangala Sutta
The Mangala Sutta (The discourse on Blessings) is one of the most famous sutta in the Theravada tradition. The sutta opened with a deva asking the Buddha what were the greatest blessings / auspicious signs. The commentaries explained that the … Continue reading
A nice sharing on the meaning of Dana
I read this very nice and inspiring sharing on the meaning of Dana. and would like to share with all readers: 1. DANA (Abridged fr Ven Visuddhacara)DANA is a Pali word that can be translated as giving, generosity, charity, and … Continue reading
Posted in Blessing of Life, Dhamma, Generosity & the use of wealth
Tagged dana, Kamma, Nibbana
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The emotional(ly wise) Buddhist
Buddhism is a path that leads one to experience a greater sense of well-being and happiness. As Buddhists, we should reflect on the fact that we live in a relatively safe part of the world, enjoy economic prosperity and are … Continue reading