Buddhism

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Atthssa Dvara Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Kukkura Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Kakkara Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Veluka Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Nachcha Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Sandibeeda Jataka.'

The collection of Jataka tales that narrate the tales of the former births of the Buddha has guided Sri Lankan Buddhist society from ancient times. Children who read these tales will grow in virtue and wisdom. The aim of this series of booklets is to present some of these Jataka tales in a short and readable manner. This story is based on the 'Arama Dushaka Jataka.'

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

The art of story telling had been a method of teaching adopted by many a great teacher in the history of man kind. Lord Buddha had been a very impressive story teller who made use of the medium to illustrate the subtle points of his discourses. These Jataka stories of the Bodhi Satta are inspiring and they reflect on good moral values like gratitude, sincerity, tolerance, forgiveness, generosity, friendship and loving kindness.

This coloring book will help children recreate in color the wondrous story of the young Indian prince who become the Buddha. With it, children can make this powerful tale of fearlessness, peace and universal love their own. It is a stand-alone companion volume to the illustrated book Prince Siddhartha.

In the Pali Canon the Buddha often compares himself to the lion, the king of beasts, and one of the epithets the Buddhist tradition ascribes to him is Sakyasiha, the lion of the Sakyan clan. The Buddha describes his proclamation of the Dhamma as his " lion's roar," a designation the commentaries say implies the qualities of supremacy, fearlessness, and unchallengeable ness. 
The two sutta were originally translated by the eminent English scholar-mon, Bhikku Nanamoli, in his draft translation of the entire Majjima Nikaya. The translations have been edited and revised by Bhikku Bhodi, who has also provided introductions and notes.

What should be the goal of human life? What course of conduct should we follow to free ourselves from suffering? This inquiry into the good has always been the spur to the spiritual development of man, and the different answers sages and saints have given have been the seeds out of which the great religions have grown. As the answers are diverse, so the spiritual system that have grown from them are also diverse.

In this booklet we will discuss why we should take an interest in what the Buddha taught and the significance of these teachings as part of Buddhist practice. Hopefully some of you will get encouraged to start reading the sutta and get inspired by the very words of the Buddha himself. 

One of the most common unquestioned assumptions among Buddhist meditators is that Satipatthana is synonymous with Vipassana. This assumption, it seems, often is a result of reading the Satipatthana Suttas in isolation without carefully considering the context in which satipatthana is used throughout the Sutta. When the broader view of the entire Sutta Pitaka is taken into account, it becomes clear that such an assumption, at best, is only partially correct. In this short study he will investigate the various contexts in which satipatthana appears and particularly consider is relationship with samadhi.

This book is a great gift from Bhante Dewananda in conveying his ideas on the Metta Sutta. A pearl is hidden inside the shell of an oyster. While most deliverances of the Metta Sutta are given in the shape of an oyster, Bhante Dewananda has peeled the layers away in order for us to see the beauty of the pearl within. This is the greatest gift that one can receive.

This slim volume is really just a collection of connected essays.