Where Is The Buddha today? Where did he go? Is there anybody who can answer this question? When People who are believing God approach Buddhist, they say Buddha is not a God! He was a Man He’s dead and gone. What do you gain by worshiping and offerings? this concept of God………..
Category: Ven K. Sri Dhammananda Thero – Video
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Sep 24
How does the concept of God figures in Buddhism
This video production attempts to discuss various questions that Buddhists and non-Buddhists ask about the Teachings of the Enlightened One and how to practise these teachings in the modern world.
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Jun 28
Buddhist Doctrines Contribution To The Welfare of Humanity
This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL. Although Buddhism is the religion of nearly one fifth of the world’s population, there are many misunderstandings about its Doctrine and Practice. The most Venerable Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda Nayaka Maha Thera together with Ven. Dr, H. Gunaratana, Ven. …
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Jul 10
Are Buddhists really idol worshippers? – Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda Thero
Many people are under a misapprehension that Buddhists pray to idols. This is due to a lack of knowledge of the teaching of the Buddha and Buddhist customs and traditions. Buddhists do not normally pray to images and idols; what they do is to pay homage to a great religious teacher who is worthy …
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Nov 16
Concept of Heaven and Hell in Buddhism
What is the concept of Heaven and Hell in Buddhism? Answers are provided here by Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda together with Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana. This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL.
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Nov 08
Buddhist extraordinary teachings
Is there any extraordinary teaching in Buddhism which we cannot find in any other religion? Buddhism never gives anything for people to believe!! Buddhism encourage people to open their mind to see things unbiasedly. Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda makes this distinction from the historical perspective during the time of the Buddha. The major doctrinal difference …
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Nov 01
Is the act of Buddhist renunciation an escape from worldly duties and reality?
Is renunciation an escape from worldly duties and reality. An interesting perspective is given by Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana with Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammandanda further explaining the serious implications behind renunciation. Although Buddhism is the religion of nearly one fifth of the world’s population, there are many misunderstandings about its Doctrine and Practice. The …
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Oct 08
Coming to terms with Death
Before rebirth, how does a person come to terms with ones own inevitable death? This pertinient question is answered by Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana. Although Buddhism is the religion of nearly one fifth of the world’s population, there are many misunderstandings about its Doctrine and Practice. The most Venerable Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda Nayaka Maha …
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Sep 29
Why is it so difficult to recollect our previous lives
This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL. This short clip places attempts to recall one’s past life into perspective. Humourous take is given by Ven. Dr. H. Gunaratana with a short interlude by Ven. Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda.
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Sep 26
Why is Buddhism known as the Middle Path
This Q&A is part of a presentation held in 1997 at the Buddhist Missionary Society, KL. This clip attempts to put light the topic on “Why is Buddhism known as the Middle Path” with answers provided by Ven. K Wimalajothi.
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