From a talk by Luang Por BoonthamTo learn Dhamma is to learn the right way of thinking. 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
Morality – Sīla
The right way of knowing | Mindfulness of the body
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.
on anger
Do you want to be happy in life?
When you are angry, are you happy?
Then why don’t you remove it?
the difference between control and observation
the source of right and wrong – the correct practice of sila
on dana: perfecting the art of giving
An act of pure generosity is surprisingly rare, and not as “easy” as one might think
three ways to be more honest with yourself
the philosophy of an acrobat
Proper self love, or self-care, is not about treating yourself to a massage, or your daily fancy coffee.