Buddhist Concept of Happiness

Happiness in Pali is called Sukha, which is used both as a noun meaning “happiness,” “ease,” “bliss,” or “pleasure,” and as an adjective meaning “blissful” or “pleasant.”

A Battlefield

The whole universe is a battlefield. Existence is nothing but a vain struggle, elements against elements, energies, men against animals, animals against men, men against nature, nature against men and within the physical system itself it is a big battlefi

Good Friends

\"People affect each other in subtle and complex ways, and it is important to develop the ability to discern the nature of that influence. According to Buddhism,

Buddhist Attitude To Other Religions

If we consider possible attitudes of one religion towards another in the light of history, they seem to be classifiable under three main headings.

Craving and Ignorance

Can death be overcome? The answer is yes! Death exists because of birth.

Living as a Buddhist Practice

Living is every bit as personalized and varied as any one person’s Buddhism practice.

Buddhist Concept On God

Watch the Dhamma Disscussion about Buddhist Concept On God. By Ven Dr. K. Sri Dhammananda Thero

Miraculous Powers of Buddhism

If a wicked man can become religious, to Buddhism, this is a practical miracle. In every religion we hear some sort of miracles performed by either the founders of these religions or by some of their disciples.

The Buddha has made it abundantly clear that nature should be uninterfered

The Buddha has made it abundantly clear that nature should be uninterfered with so that humanity may enjoy its presence, and value for their benefit.

The Ultimate Truth

BUDDHISM recognises two kinds of Truth, the apparent conventional truth concerning mundane matters and the real or ultimate Truth concerning the supramundane.

Politics of Vesak

Vesak celebrations are all about extravagance and excess. There is no modesty or moderation about it;

For whom is Buddhism?

In the Anuruddha Sutra Lord Buddha describes those who can relate to Buddhism.

Family Buddhism

Family Buddhism is about parenting and family relationships and how to bring the Buddha’s teachings into these areas of our lives.

Faith and Reason

\"While the Buddha\'s enlightenment may transcend the realm of reason, it is not irrational, nor does it resist rational examination.

Amazing Confusions

The more people get into the rat race – for the sake sensual pleasure, power, frame and glory – the more

Should We Come Out of Jhana to Practice Vipassana

Can Jhanic concentration penetrate things as they really are? Do we have to come out of Jhana in order to practice Vipassana? Is concentration the same as absorption?