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Venerable Bhante Dhammajiva's visit - April 2010
Tsunami Project - Final Report
3 Day Program With Venerable Dhammajiva
The Annual Blessing Service for the New Year - 2010
Budget of the Tsunami Fund
Beautiful Living: Buddha
       
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    Continuity of Life
     
      Ven Dickwelle Mahinda Thera
       
    The quantum theory of life and Buddhism
      A ccording to Buddhism, the whole universe is a single, dynamic web of energy which can exist in three forms. These three forms of energy that exist in the universe also exist in the human body.
      Dr. Senaka Ranasinghe
       
    Buddhist Points Misunderstood
     
      Ven. D. Mahinda Thera
       
    Morality with and without a creator God.
      The Winnipeg Free Press (Canada) of Saturday October 14, 2000 printed an article in the Faith page entitled, Is evolution based on illogical premise? by John M. Craig of Winnipeg. In the article Mr. Craig gives his reasons for not believing
      Radhika Abeysekera
       
    Understanding Reality
      Can we find true happiness in life? There are moments of happiness in our life but these do not last. Pleasant things we enjoy are susceptible to change, they do not last. We do not really see the impermanence of what is in ourselves and a
      Nina van Gorkom
       
    The Greatest Blessings
      In the 'Maha-Mangala-Sutta' (The Greatest Blessings, Sutta-Nipata II, 4, Khuddaka Nikaya) we read that a deva came to see the Buddha when he was staying at Anathapindika's monastery in the Jeta Grove, and asked him what the greatest blessin
      Nina van Gorkom
       
    Path to the cessation of suffering
     
      Piyasiri M. L. Hettige
       
    The popularity of the Dhammapada
     
      Nemsiri Mutukumara
       
    The significance of 'Vas'
      'Ayam vassana kalo' (this is the time to observe 'vas'), and under the 'vinaya' (code of discipline), Buddha made it compulsory for every bhikku, who had received the 'upasampada' (highest ordination), to observe this holy retreat (i.e.,
      Aryadasa Ratnasinghe
       
    'Kamma' - action volitional
      The meaning of the above stanza explains 'kamma' (Skt. 'karma') thus. "The mind is the forerunner of all good and bad states. If one were to act or speak with good intentions, happiness will follow, and if one were to do so with bad inte
      Aryadasa Ratnasinghe
       
    Follow pragmatism in Buddhism than mere rituals
      The attitude of pragmatism is clearly expressed in the Culama-lunkya sutta where the Buddha made use of the example of the wounded man. The man wounded by an arrow wishes to know who shoots the arrow from which direction it came, whether
      J. P. Pathirana
       
    Buddha on the Basis of Human Psychology
     
      Mahinda Ramanayake
       
    Buddha's concern for children (Buddhist mirror )
      This writer has read somewhere in the writings of a Western Buddhist Scholar that the Buddha had not cared very much for children as he did not have direct dealings with them as shown by the available records
      A.G.S.Kariyawasam
       
    Buddhism as a religion, philosophy,psychology and a science
     
      Piyadassi Thera
       
    'Seek deliverance within'
     
      Aryadasa Ratnasinghe
       
    Buddhism and Modern Science
      Buddha is the greatest scientist in the history of mankind."
      Dr. Granville Dharmawardena
       
    The World's first Dhamma teachers Buddha
      Sent on Il Poya Day 2592 years ago
      Nemsiri Mutukumara
       
    Why did the Buddha teach?
     
      Kingsley Heendeniya
       
    The Tsunami - A Buddhist View
      Buddhism teaches causation, that the whole universe is a web of interrelated causes and effects. There are two types of causation -- natural causation and moral causation. Natural causation has nothing to do with people being good or bad, i
      Bhikkhu S. Dhammika
       
    Was the Tsunami Caused by Karma? - A Buddhist View
      I was watching the news, listening to a famous American Buddhist scholar say the death and destruction caused by the Tsunami, "Was karma." A simple answer and a great sound bite to a complex question, but to say the reason behind this tragi
      by Kusala Bhikshu
       
    Mahamangala Sutta
      The Mahamangala Sutta provides us with important knowledge on how we should live our lives in order to receive the highest blessings.
      Mr. Ruwan Gunaratne
       
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