Dhamma Articles
| Title | Author |
| Why Should We Respect and Support Our Parents | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| Parents are the fountains of our lives. | |
| Mindfulness Minus Metta is Boring | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| Mindfulness is the way to live happily and peacefully. | |
| Removal of Craving | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| If craving is totally stopped there is no more seeking. | |
| Meditation How? | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| Wisdom arises only in a quiet mind. | |
| The Buddhist Concept of World | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| Once we understand ourselves we can understand the world as well. | |
| Question: Morality, Concentration, Wisdom | Bhante Gunaratana |
| Fundamentals to meditation | |
| Question: Bringing the Benifits of Meditation in Daily Life | Bhante Gunaratana |
| How do we bring the benefits of mediation into daily life? | |
| Question: Effort | Bhante Gunaratana |
| What is the role of effort in meditaiton | |
| Loving Friendliness Meditation: Recitations | Bhante Gunaratana |
| Recitations to be used when practicing loving friendliness meditation. | |
| Should We Come Out of Jhana to Practice Vipassana? | Bhante Gunaratana |
| How deep meditation is to be used on the path of liberation. | |
| Satipatthāna, the objective Observation | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| To give some idea of what Satipatthāna really means | |
| The Secret of Breathing | Bhante Gunaratana |
| The truth that is hidden within it. | |
| Excellent Technique of Meditation Rediscovered by the Buddha | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| The Buddha Through the Eyes of His Contemporaries | Bhikkhu T. Seelananda |
| He was the finest flower of humanity. | |
| Taking the Eight Lifetime Precepts | Bhante Gunaratana |
| An explanation of the Eight Lifetime Precepts and going for refuge. | |
| Similes of the Raft and the Snake-catcher | Bhante Gunaratana |
| The wrong grasp of religion can lead man to justify his greed, hatred and foolishness. | |
| Practical Vipassana | Bhante Gunaratana |
| What is missing in focusing total attention to one single object all the time is wisdom. | |
| Buddhist Concept of Happiness | Bhante Gunaratana |
| To understand the nature of happiness, the Buddhist analysis of feeling is necessary. | |
| Meditation on Loving-Kindness (Metta) | Bhante Gunaratana |
| We must start the practice of loving-kindness with ourselves first. | |
| Mindfulness of Feeling | Bhante Gunaratana |
| When we begin to learn the universal nature of feelings, we begin to train our minds to use it for the benefit of all living beings. | |
| Four Noble Truths | Bhante Gunaratana |
| Suffering, cause of suffering, end of suffering, and the path leading to the end of suffering. | |
| Do The Thoughts Ever Stop? | Bhante Gunaratana |
| Noble silence is the state of mind where there are no thoughts. | |
| Do It Yourself | Bhante Gunaratana |
| The practice of mindfulness meditation is similar to the shock absorbers in a car. | |
| The Benefits of Long-term Meditation | Bhante Gunaratana |
| Spending time in a retreat is like recharging a battery. | |
| The Seeds of Dhamma Take Root: the Lifetime Precepts Ceremony | Libby Reid |
| The history of the Eight Lifetime Precepts at Bhavana and an explaination of the ceremony. | |