The Danger of Arrogance | Mirror of Dhamma for Kids | Episode 06
We should use this Dhamma as a mirror to check if our actions are good or bad, and correct ourselves accordingly.
We should use this Dhamma as a mirror to check if our actions are good or bad, and correct ourselves accordingly.
Loving Kindness meditation, we are taught its purpose; to overcome hatred and live peacefully.
Buddha’s Qualities are immeasurable, unequalled and foremost; hence the results we gain by wisely contemplating such a Great Person are indeed extraordinary. Let’s meditate!
We should use this Dhamma as a mirror to check if our actions are good or bad, and correct ourselves accordingly.
We are blessed to have the chance to hear Dhamma and should take this chance to gain more merits in the short time we have.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
We learn several similes to understand how fast our life span is decreasing and our time is loosing.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
A Dhamma sermon on the nature of Karma, consciousness and the impermanence of our life.
Learn about the benefits of practicing the Dhamma.
In this beautiful sermon by our teacher, Most Venerable Kiribathgoda Gnanananda Thera, we learn how even the slightest of bad deeds can follow us in this samsaric journey resulting in much suffering.
Learn about the power of good actions taught by the Supreme Buddha.
Namo Buddhaya!
In this episode we learn about evil deeds and good deeds.
Learn why it’s important to use good speech.
A short part of a Dhamma sermon by our Most Ven. Kiribathgoda Gnanananda Thera on how human habitation began in Sri Lanka and about the great Power of Pirith thread.
In the final part of the Nidhikhanda Sutta we learn about the value of parents and the great power of good deeds.
When investing in good actions, we need to know a little bit about how they work. In this episode, we learn about how our actions are our only true possession. To illustrate this part of the Nidhikhanda Sutta, we will learn a very beautiful Dhammapada verse.
When people do not know what dark and light is, they head to darkness and avoid the happiness of light. This wonderful teaching was delivered by the Buddha to a King in The kingdom of Kosalans, India.