Thus Nibbana does not exist separately from ourselves. The root of Buddha’s teaching is the need to understand the reality not merely at the scholarly level, but by the direct occurrence ...

Nibbana and Peace - The individual’s existence is a combination of the unconscious, or Dhamma, and conscious self, or Ego, a mix of observer and doer. Normally, the observer ...

The way to Nibbana is the Middle Path (Majjhimaā Patipadaā) which avoids the extreme of self-mortification that weakens the intellect and the extreme of self-indulgence that retards moral progress.

Middle path to Nibbana - Earlier, days and nights were a mystery; the roar of the wind, cloud and the rains were a mystery; birth-death, fire, trees, flowers and fruit were a mystery.

Many find the place through Ven. Dhammajiva’s sermons, searching for the Dhamma and founding mission of Nissarana Vanaya— attaining Nibbana in this life itself. While many places will ordain you right ...

Once a major tradition in the United Kingdom and parts of Europe, this celebration fell on the fourth Sunday in Lent and was originally seen as a time when the faithful would return to their “mother ...