From a talk by Luang Por BoonthamTo learn Dhamma is to learn the right way of thinking. Â We have been talking about the suffering of aversion: especially the suffering of blaming others and becoming angry. Nobody can make us angry. […]Continue reading
For Beginners
The eyes to see Dhamma
The right way of knowing | Mindfulness of the body
The difference between ‘love’; ‘attachment’ and ‘compassion.’
Can getting what we want make us happy?
A perspective on the Four Noble Truths. One quality that is generally accorded very little value in our society of consumerism is contentment….
Seeing your faults and mistakes should be a joy.
the simile of the taxi, and “right mindfulness”
Where is “self,” and what is the “right mindfulness”? These two questions are intimately linked, and here we explain why.
“happiness”?
Many spiritual leaders and practitioners talk about “happiness”, but is this really the same as what the Buddha taught? The Buddha sought to remove suffering – isn’t that the same as happiness?
the urgency of finding one’s aim in life
What are you doing with the minutes and hours of this life? What are you making of yourself as the days fly away, as the months pass by?