Friday, November 14, 2008
Dhamma Deshana given by Lankapura Sariputtha thero.
Download from here
Thursday, October 23, 2008
Thursday, October 02, 2008
Nellikulama Temple 500 Arahant and Buddha statues
There are statues of 500 arahat Buddhist monks walking behind the Buddha. Project is not finished yet. Charity donations are accepted to colour wash Arahant statues. One can find this temple along Anuradhapura Mahavilachchiya road, just 5 miles away from Anuradhapura.
Visit here for the video. Thanks Sidath for sharing this video on you tube.
For more details about the temple to make donations to finish remaining work please dial following numbers.
+094 025 2235253- Aluthgama Bogamuwe Saddharansi thero
+094 025 4580305
+094 025 4920025
Address: Siri Sambuddha Pannchasathika Shawaka Charikaramaya
Nellikulama,
Allayayapattuwa.
Sunday, September 21, 2008
Dhamma Audio Sermons of ven. Na Uyane Ariyadhamma Maha Thero
Monday, August 25, 2008
Sunday, August 24, 2008
Dhammaruwan story (Pirith chanting child)
[1]http://theravadin.wordpress.com/2008/08/09/chanting-in-the-6th-century/
[2]http://web.mac.com/nirodha1/Site/Dhammaruwan.html
Monday, July 28, 2008
venerable mahasi sayadaw
Ven. Mahasi Sayadow is believe to be attended
Arashathship (Nibbana). He is the one who cleared the path and declare for the word about ancient meditation techniques used by forest monks.
During his lifetime the Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw was instrumental in establishing over 300 Mahasi meditation centers in Burma, all following his teachings. The Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw undertook many Dhamma missions to foreign countries during which he planted the seed of Dhamma. Among the countries he visited are India, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Vietnam, Cambodia, Laos, Indonesia, Japan and other Asian countries. His Dhamma missions also took him to North America and the United Kingdom, France (Tournon and Paris, 1979) and Holland. As a result, a keen interest in the Mahasi approach to Vipassana meditation developed and led to the establishment of numerous Mahasi meditation centers outside of Burma.
On 14 August, 1982, having spent 58 rains (vassa) as a Buddhist monk, the Ven. Mahasi Sayadaw at the age of 78 passed away. During a life selflessly devoted to the spread of the Dhamma he had helped thousands upon thousands onto the path of liberation.
Read more form hereMonday, July 21, 2008
Jathaka Katha Site
http://www.jathakakatha.org/
Tuesday, June 24, 2008
Friday, June 06, 2008
Lankapura Sariputta Thero
http://www.dailynews.lk/2006/12/05/main_Letters.asp
The monk who thinks out of the box
One day my sister said, "Nangi, I met a very peculiar monk. He teaches an even peculiar method of meditation, which when practised, makes one new' and she forced down the meditation method down my throat, to my utter dismay, for I was one who had been frustrated by practising the various methods of meditation which the modern meditation masters of the country proclaim to be leading to Nibbana.
With the greatest reluctance I started practising this 'peculiar' method of meditation of this peculiar monk. For sure, after every hour of meditation I became new and new and new. So, after nine hours of meditation, I thought of actually seeing this monk with my own eyes.
So I made the trip to Malabe with my sister and brother-in-law, for a meditation session with this monk. We reached no. 479, Bodhiya Road, Talahena, Malabe, by 8 O' clock. After signing the register we sat on the mats on the floor, cross legged.
There he sat, Sri Lankapura Sariputta Thera. He is a very unassuming monk with an air of light-heartedness and strength. He teaches this peculiar method of meditation after paying obeisance to the three Jewels.
He makes the devotees practise this method of meditation for one hour, and then gives a Dhamma talk. What fascinated me was the originality and the truth embedded in the Dhamma talk. After the Dhamma talk everyone gets a cup of 'plain' tea, and again the Dhamma talk continues.
At 12 noon, its time for 'dane'. Everyone partakes of a delicious meal distributed free of charge and at 1 O' clock the Dhamma discussion begins. After the Dhamma discussion, there is another hour of meditation and at 3 O' clock everyone gets the afternoon cup of tea, free of course.
After tea some of the devotees leave and some stay on for further clarification of the Dhamma. He is a very unorthodox monk who gives the key to Nibbana right away. you only have to practise diligently.
K. SUGATHADASA
Wednesday, May 28, 2008
Tuesday, April 15, 2008
Bana audio
One of my friend given this Bana.mp3 file to me. The audio track is modified by adding echo effect. Which is similar to ocean waves that goes up and down. One of our village Pirith master said the audio is mush similar to load buddha's Pirith chanting (I don't sure). Anyway it is worth to hear this audio. Please download the file from below link.
Monday, April 07, 2008
Rare Dhamma Sermons
Some of the rare Dhamama talks related to Samatha and Vipassana Meditation given by Most Venerable Matara Sri Gnanarama Maha Swamin Wahanse can be downloaded in MP3 format on the link below. Most Venerable Matara Sri Gnanarama Maha Swamin Wahanse was the first meditation master at Nissarana wanaya Meethirigala.
Link:
http://nissaranavanaya.blogspot.com