The Eightfold Path
The Eightfold Path is a central concept in Buddhism and is considered to be the path to the end of suffering and the attainment of enlightenment. It’s a practical guide for how to live a virtuou... Read More
Meditation: Developing Your Practice
Meditation: Developing Your Practice Developing a solid and consistent meditation practice that provides the mind training and development is an essential part of learning and practicing these teachin... Read More
Anuradhapura – Sri Lanka’s city of faith
Anuradhapura, a once-forgotten ancient city hidden in the Sri Lankan jungle, dates back to the fourth century BC. Over time, it evolved into a political and religious hub and remained the royal capita... Read More
The Types of Perfections
On one occasion, Phra Sariputra Thera asked the Lord Buddha, “Most Exalted One, what are the characteristic virtues of the Lord Buddha?” The Lord Buddha answered, “Behold, Sariputra, there are t... Read More
Dr. Witharandeniye Kassapa
By Ven.W. Samita Birmingham Buddhist Maha Vihara, UK O.B.E. (ORDER OF BRITISH EMPIRE) has been conferred to Ven. Dr.Witharandeniye Kassapa by Her Majesty The Queen Elizabeth ll for his untiring relief... Read More
Reaching out for Nibbana
Nibbana as “the destruction of greed, hatred and delusion” indicate the direction to be taken, and the work to be done to actually reach Nibbana. And it is this which matters most. These w... Read More
The three characteristics of existence
Impermanence and non-self Anitya means “impermanent” (Nitya is “permanent”, “eternal”, and a- is the negative prefix, Anitya is therefore “impermanent”,... Read More
Buddhism in Myanmar
“Mingalaba!”, is how a person is greeted in Myanmar. Literally translated, this means: “May blessings come upon you!” In no other country is everyday life so closely connected ... Read More- 9 of 9
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