Appannaka Sutta – (No 60 – Majjima Nikaya)
As sure as the cast of a true die (apannakamani) are the results of failures or successes of síla, etc
Apr
02
Jun
26
Buddha – Ven Bhikkhu Bodhi Thero
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Buddha
At the present time many people have been developing meditation. Part of this phenomena is the interest in the Buddhist form of meditation but not for the practice of Buddhist meditation to become an effective means to spiritual development . It has to be based upon the clear understanding of proper meditation system.
May
24
Dasa Pāramīs : Ten Perfections (1 to 3) – Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi Thero
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1.Giving(dāna-pāramī) 2.Virtue(sīla-pāramī) 3.Energy (viriya-pāramī)
The word pāramīs literally means perfections. The southern Buddhist commentaries define the Pāramīs as “noble qualities beginning with giving, accompanied by compassion and skillful means, and untainted by craving, conceit, and wrong views.”
In this series, Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi explains the Ten Pāramīs in a general way but according to the way that they are explained within the Theravada commentaries in reference to the practice of a Bodhisattva aiming at Supreme Buddhahood.
The Perfection of Giving (dāna-pāramī)
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The Perfection of Virtue (sīla-pāramī)
The Perfection of Energy (viriya-pāramī)
To be continued …….
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Jun
03
Dasa Pāramīs : Ten Perfections (4 to 6) – Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi Thero
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4.Energy (viriya-pāramī) 5.Patience (khantī-pāramī) 6.Truthfulness(sacca-pāramī)
The word pāramīs literally means perfections. The southern Buddhist commentaries define the Pāramīs as “noble qualities beginning with giving, accompanied by compassion and skillful means, and untainted by craving, conceit, and wrong views.”
In this series, Ven. Bhikkhu Bodhi explains the Ten Pāramīs in a general way but according to the way that they are explained within the Theravada commentaries in reference to the practice of a Bodhisattva aiming at Supreme Buddhahood.
The Perfection of Energy (viriya-pāramī)
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The Perfection of Patience (khantī-pāramī)
The Perfection of Truthfulness (sacca-pāramī)
To be continued …….
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