เสียงธรรม A journey to inner peace / Ven Ajahn Brahm

Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 19 January 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jan 19, 2024

 

Friday Night Guided Meditation | Ajahn Brahm | 19 January 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jan 20, 2024

 

Water the Flowers | Ajahn Brahm | 12 January 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jan 12, 2024
"Water the flowers and not the weeds." Ajahn Brahm explains that we should acknowledge the good parts in people and encourage them to grow, instead of acknowledging their faults and criticising them.

 

Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 26 January 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jan 26, 2024

 

Word of the Buddha (Part 11) | Ajahn Brahm | 28 January 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jan 27, 2024
Ajahn Brahm is taking a classic text compiled by the Venerable Nyanatiloka titled the “Word of the Buddha” which provides a staged summary of the Buddha Dhamma. But Ajahn Brahm is heavily revising the text to bring it up to date with contemporary English language usage. Ajahn translates the pali sentence by sentence instead of word for word to make it powerful and accessible for us to understand.
A link to the translation can be accessed here: https://bswa.org/bswp/wp-content/uplo....

 

Supernatural and Inspirational Stories About Monks | Ajahn Brahm | 2 February 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Feb 2, 2024

 

Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 9 February 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Feb 9, 2024

 

How to Be Happy in Solitude | Ajahn Brahm | 1 February 2019

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Feb 1, 2019

 

Word of the Buddha (Part 12) | Ajahn Brahm | 11 February 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Feb 10, 2024

 

MN113: Sappurisa Sutta - The Skilful Person | Ajahn Brahm | 13 December 2015

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Dec 12, 2015

 

MN76 Sandaka Sutta | Ajahn Brahm | 22 November 2015

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Nov 22, 2015
Sutta Class
The Sandaka Sutta is a discourse by Ānanda to the wanderer Sandaka and his followers on the kind of religious life that is false and that is unsatisfactory. On a broader level, it is about what constitutes a false religion or teaching. The discourse also touches on the nature of omniscience. (Majhima Nikaya 76).
Text of this text came be read on page 620 from this link
http://lirs.ru/lib/sutra/The_Middle_L...

 

Of Arguments and Truth

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Jun 5, 2012

 

Ajahn Brahm: Day 4 Afternoon Sutta "The Extent Of Suffering" 16.11.22

Anukampa Bhikkhuni Project
Mar 8, 2023

 

Word of the Buddha (Part 13) | Ajahn Brahm | 25 February 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
25 February 2024

 

The Importance of Asking Questions | Ajahn Brahm | 23 February 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
Feb 23, 2024

 

Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 1 March 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
1 March 2024

 

Ajahn Brahm | What to do when everything falls apart

TIN TỨC TỔNG HỢP
Mar 28, 2018
The noble path is the way leading to the cessation of suffering (dukkha) and the achievement of self-awakening. It is used to develop insight into the true nature of phenomena (or reality) and to eradicate greed, hatred, and delusion. The Noble Eightfold Path is the fourth of the Buddha's Four Noble Truths; the first element of the Noble Eightfold Path is, in turn, an understanding of the Four Noble Truths. It is also known as the Middle Path or Middle Way
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Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 15 March 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
15 March 2024

 

Dhamma Talk | Ajahn Brahm | 22 March 2024

Buddhist Society of Western Australia
22 March 2024

 

Buddhist Dharma talks- Ajahn Brahmavamso - EP. #113: The Ending of Relationships

Buddhist Dharma talks- Ajahn Brahm
May 22, 2017