Author: Dhamma Paññā

At the Gate of a Cattle-pen August 23, 1959 I’d like to recommend the basic principles of sitting in meditation

Three Strands of a Rope August 19, 1959 If you’ve never meditated, these two easy principles are all you have

Three Principles July 6, 1956 In brief, there are three principles that are really basic to meditation: 1) The right

Letting Go Notes from a Talk April 21, 1953 Letting go. One of the important reasons why the Buddha taught

Clinging September 9, 1957 Clinging is the cause of all suffering and stress. It’s what gives rise to states of

The Light of Discernment August 23, 1958 Our discernment is like light, and there are three levels to it: low-level

PART I Brightness Within May 18, 1958 For people to be happy or sad, good or bad, all depends on

Starting Out Small A Collection of Talks for Beginning Meditators by Phra Ajaan Lee Dhammadharo (Phra Suddhidhammaraṅsī Gambhīramedhācariya) Translated from