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The other side of modern times and the timeless dhamma

Started Nov 10, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes

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Buddhist Forum for Khmer

Started Oct 11, 2011 0 Replies 0 Likes

Dear friends, there are so many Buddhist Forums on Internet, but I could not find much presents of Cambodians and there is also no real active Forum on Buddhist issues as far as I saw. Maybe you…Continue

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„Buddhism and diet: Do Buddhist have the right to take something from animals?"

On an internet forum of a monastery there was a question about food and Buddhism:„Buddhism and diet: Do Buddhist have the right to take something from animals?" It’s maybe a little generalize and there are also Buddhists who nourish in a vegan way. For example: why do we take milk form cows, which is in its proposition not for us, but for their calves. Meanwhile…See More

May 19

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The Lessons of Gratitude

This Essay may explain you the reason, why the entrance into the practice of the Buddha Dhamma traditional begins, in learning gratitude from the kindness of your parents and may also show you some important lessons beyond it and why people actually seek for liberation, which might got lost trough the attachment of tradition and just following how the others did. And it also explains why gratitude look like this:or this:and not really like this:or this:which cause our upcoming generations to…See More

May 15

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Hanzze commented on Hanzze's blog post Karma – Bond to Past and Future (Video)

"Karma by Thanissaro Bhikkhu Karma is one of those words we don't translate. Its basic meaning is simple enough — action — but because of the weight the Buddha's teachings give to the role of action, the Sanskrit word karma…"

May 13

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Karma – Bond to Past and Future (Video)

Why is my life the way it is? This film tries to answer this question. See More

May 9

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The Customs of the Noble Ones

The Customs of the Noble OnesThroughout its history, Buddhism has worked as a civilizing force. Its teachings on karma, for instance — the principle that all intentional actions have consequences — have taught morality and compassion to many societies. But on a deeper level, Buddhism has always straddled the line between civilization and wilderness. The Buddha himself gained…See More

May 7

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Hanzze replied to Sarah's discussion English to Khmer translation help needed!

"Dear Sarah, compassion (karuna in Pali language), needs to start with your self. Why do you like to hurt yourself to express your compassion? There is no sign needed to develop compassion. Keep up you thoughts of compassion and your will to…"

Mar 5

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The story of Bhikkhu Sok

The story of Bhikkhu SokMany year ago, there was a great famine in Kampuchea. A Phnong man called Chow Phnong Gruu came down from his mountain village to the town Senmonorom to try to find food for his family. When he returned home some time later, the superstitious villagers were afraid of him because he had dared to leave their secluded village and live boldly among the lowland strangers.During the next few weeks, Chow Phnong Gruu began to show his family some of the new things that he had…See More

Feb 21

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Hanzze commented on Khmer Buddhist Network's blog post Love in Buddhism

"continue the post befor: Not only today people where shocked as they have been told that: "'That's the way it is, householder. That's the way it is — for sorrow, lamentation, pain, distress, & despair are born from…"

Feb 14

Hanzze commented on Khmer Buddhist Network's blog post Love in Buddhism

"Dear friends, Even this sentence: "In Buddhism, one of the goals is the reach a loving compassionate state where one is capable of seeing, caring for, and genuinely loving everyone and everything." sounds heroic and wonderful, it can not…"

Feb 14

Hanzze commented on Khmer Buddhist Network's blog post The Five Precepts

"Dear friends, Thanks for sharing. Buddhist practice starts with precepts and even they are often not very welcome or thought as something that is not relevant today, there is no peaceful life and no way of liberation without precepts. Today we are…"

Jan 29

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Jan 27

Hanzze replied to James Lee Ng Kim's discussion Mind and matter

"Dear Friend, I am not sure if we can tell it in such an absolute way. Maybe you can explain it further. _()_"

Jan 26

Hanzze replied to Khmer Buddhist Network's discussion A Boiographical Sketch of Samdech Preah Maha Ghosananda "The Gandhi of Cambodia"

"Download: "The Buddha of the Battlefield" (a collection of Preah Maha Ghosananda) in Khmer language pdf-file from Bhikkhu Santidhammo "The Buddha of the Battlefield" (a collection of Preah Maha Ghosananda) in English…"

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Jan 19

Hanzze replied to DAVID's discussion Next Buddha..?

"So its a perfect idea for those who wait for a savior and for those who like to be something special, a hero for the waiting mass. No, no I guess its wise to follow simply what was taught. To much mana right from the beginning involved.…"

Jan 19

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Plants in Buddhism and the Idea of the Buddha Nature of Grasses and Trees

Reconsidering the Status of Plantsin Early Buddhism Plants as a Borderline Case between Sentient and Insentient 1. As is well known, in the course of doctrinal consolidation, Indian Buddhist thinkers, or at any rate non-Tantric Indian Buddhist thinkers, in contrast to the J ains and a strong current of Hindu thought,l cameto regard plants (and seeds) as insentient beings, not…See More

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„Buddhism and diet: Do Buddhist have the right to take something from animals?"

Posted on May 19, 2012 at 12:30am 0 Comments 0 Likes

On an internet forum of a monastery there was a question about food and Buddhism:

„Buddhism and diet: Do Buddhist have the right to take…

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The Lessons of Gratitude

Posted on May 15, 2012 at 8:13am 0 Comments 0 Likes

This Essay may explain you the reason, why the entrance into the practice of the Buddha Dhamma traditional begins, in learning gratitude from the kindness of your parents and may also show you some important lessons beyond it and why people actually seek for liberation, which might got lost trough the attachment of tradition and just following how the others did. And it also explains why gratitude look like this:

or…

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Karma – Bond to Past and Future (Video)

Posted on May 9, 2012 at 12:09pm 1 Comment 0 Likes

Why is my life the way it is? This film tries to answer this question.

The Customs of the Noble Ones

Posted on May 7, 2012 at 10:30pm 0 Comments 0 Likes

The Customs of the Noble Ones

Throughout its history, Buddhism has worked as a civilizing force. Its teachings on karma, for instance — the principle that all intentional actions have consequences — have taught morality and compassion to many…

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