III. SAṄGHAṀ SARAṆAṀ GACCHĀMI
III. SAṄGHAṀ SARAṆAṀ GACCHĀMI I go to the Saṅgha for refuge. The word Saṅgha, if translated as a substantive, refers to those
Read moreIII. SAṄGHAṀ SARAṆAṀ GACCHĀMI I go to the Saṅgha for refuge. The word Saṅgha, if translated as a substantive, refers to those
Read moreII. DHAMMAṀ SARAṆAṀ GACCHĀMI I go to the Dhamma for refuge There are three levels to the Dhamma, the teachings
Read moreI. BUDDHAṀ SARAṆAṀ GACCHĀMI I go to the Buddha for refuge Ordinarily, for the world to experience happiness and harmony,
Read moreWhat is the Triple Gem? INTRODUCTION Parts of this analysis of the Triple Gem were originally used to teach new
Read moreBasic Themes FOUR TREATISES ON BUDDHIST PRACTICE by Ajaan Lee Dhammadharo (Phra Suddhidhammaraṅsī Gambhīramedhācariya) Translated from the Thai by Ṭhānissaro
Read moreDedication sabbe sattā sadā hontu averā sukha-jīvino kataṁ puñña-phalaṁ mayhaṁ sabbe bhāgī bhavantu te May all beings live happily, always
Read moreGlossary The definitions given here are based on the meanings these terms have in Ajaan Lee’s writings and sermons. avijjā: Unawareness;
Read moreAppendix Ajaan Lee’s last recorded sermon dealt with the topic of making oneself one’s own refuge by practicing the four
Read moreFrames of Reference An explanation of the four frames of reference, which are—for those who put them into practice—a means
Read moreFrames of Reference by Ajaan Lee Dhammadharo (Phra Suddhidhammaraṅsī Gambhīramedhācariya) translated from the Thai by Ṭhānissaro Bhikkhu (Geoffrey DeGraff) Copyright copyright 2011
Read moreDedication Sabbe sattā sadā hontu Avera sukha-jīvino Kataṁ puñña-phalaṁ mayhaṁ Sabbe bhāgī bhavantu te May all beings always live happily,
Read moreGlossary This glossary contains Pali terms that aren’t translated when they first appear in the translations, as well as terms
Read moreSaṅgaha-Diṭṭhi Now I would like to describe the virtues of the arahants, those who have clearly known the world and
Read moreThe Path to Arahantship The path to arahantship takes the fruition of non-returning as its basis. In other words, those
Read moreThe Path to Non-Returning The path to non-returning takes the fruition of once-returning as its basis. In other words, those
Read moreThe Path to Once-Returning The path to once-returning takes the fruition of stream entry as its basis. In other words,
Read moreTurning the Mundane Path into the Transcendent Path The path of the noble ones—beginning with the path to stream entry—is
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