Buddha Stories & Teaching

According to the teachings of the Buddha, the highest goal that mankind can aspire to is enlightenment, also known as nirvana. Nirvana is a state of complete liberation and freedom from suffering and is achieved through the realization of the true nature of reality. The Buddha taught that the root of suffering is ignorance and … Read more

According to the teachings of the Buddha, one reason people may be unhappy is that they are not living in the present moment. The Buddha taught that the mind is often caught up in thoughts about the past or the future and that this mental wandering can cause suffering. When we are lost in regrets … Read more

Vipassana Meditation 1 Hour Group sitting with Pujya Guruji Shri S N Goenka विपश्यना ध्यान समूह हिंदी s n गोयनका Vipassana Meditation Group sitting in Hindi by Honorable Shri S N Goenka Guru Ji Honorable guruji Shri S N Goenka Ji was born & raised in Myanmar (Burma). He learned this technique of vipassana meditation … Read more

THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA The 6th century B.C. was the most important era in history because of the birth of Bhagwan Buddha who showed humanity the path of liberation. The Buddha rediscovered the path of Dhamma leading to the eradication of all problems or suffering. With great compassion, he spent forty-five years helping millions … Read more

What is Tripiṭaka also known as the Tipiṭaka? The Tripiṭaka (also known as the Tipiṭaka) is a collection of Buddha’s teachings or one can say Buddhist scriptures that form the basis of the teachings of Theravada Buddhism. The word “Tripiṭaka” means “three baskets,” and the collection is divided into three main sections: the Sutta Piṭaka, … Read more

There are many similarities between Buddhism and Hinduism, such as: (1) Both religions believe in the concept of rebirth, or the idea of being reborn into another body after death based on karma in the present life. Although a bit of difference is that in Hinduism rebirth is also closely associated with reincarnation but in … Read more

Key Vocab words & concepts used in Buddhism or Buddha’s teachings: Anatta: Ultimate reality is that there is no I or no permanent self or soul. Karma: Actions have consequences, which influence a person’s present life and future births. Dukkha: The concept of suffering. In the four noble truths, this concept is explained in detail … Read more

Bhagwan Buddha gave the Satipatthana Sutta, to the Kurus who were very dedicated with utmost care in the following 5 sheels. This Sutta was delivered to where modern-day village named Kammaspur near Delhi. It is a core text of the Pali Canon, which is the collection of scriptures that forms the basis of Theravada Buddhism. … Read more

Karma refers to the law of cause and effect, which states that every action has consequences that determine the nature of one’s future experiences. The law of karma operates on the principle that actions that are motivated by wholesome intentions will lead to positive consequences, while actions motivated by unwholesome intentions will lead to negative … Read more

The Eightfold Path is a core teaching of Bhagwan Buddha that outlines the path to enlightenment and the end of suffering. It consists of eight interconnected practices that are divided into three categories: Sheel (ethical conduct), Samadhi, and Pragya (wisdom). The Eightfold Path is often depicted as a wheel with eight spokes, with each spoke … Read more