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Dhamma Fighting
FIGHT GREED, fight aversion, fight delusion... these are the enemy. In the practice of Buddhism, the path of the Buddha, we fight with dhamma, using patient endurance. We fight by resisting our countless moods. Dhamma and the world are interrelated.
Making the Heart Good
THESE DAYS people are going all over the place looking for merit. And they always seem to stop over in Wat Nong Pah Pong. If they don't stop over on the way, they stop over on the return journey. Wat Nong Pah Pong has become a stop-over point.
Introduction
A true spiritual teacher does not have anything to teach in the conventional sense of the word, does not have anything to give or add to you, such as new information, beliefs, or rules of conduct. The only function of such a teacher is to help you remove that which separates you from the truth
Developing one-pointedness of mind – Samadhi
When developing ''samadhi'', fix your attention on the breath and imagine that you are sitting alone with absolutely no other people and nothing else around to bother you. Develop this perception in the mind,
Fragments of a Teaching
ALL OF YOU have believed in Buddhism for many years now through hearing about the Buddhist teachings from many sources especially from various monks and teachers. In some cases Dhamma is taught in very broad and vague terms to the point
The Path to Peace
Some people want to make the mind peaceful, but don't know what true peace really is. They don't know the peaceful mind. There are two kinds of peacefulness - one is the peace that comes through samadhi, the other is the peace that comes through paññ?.The mind that is peaceful through
Child Play
When we have contemplated the nature of the heart many times, then we will come to understand that this heart is just as it is and can't be otherwise. We will know that the heart's ways are just as they are. That's its nature. If we see this clearly, then we can detach from thoughts
Introduction
Since it was first published in 1997, The Power of Now has already had an impact on the collective conscious ness of the planet far beyond anything I could have imagined. It has been translated into fifteen languages, and I receive mail from around the globe every day from readers
Unshakeable Peace
The whole reason for studying dhamma, the teachings of the Buddha, is to search for a way to transcend suffering and attain peace and happiness. Whether we study physical or mental phenomena, the mind (citta) or its psychological factors (cetasikas), it's only then we make
A Gift of Dhamma
SO NOW... There's been not enough time.... too little time.... You've been visiting for many days now, and we haven't had the chance to talk, to ask questions, because here at Wat Nong Pa Pong there've been many visitors, both day and night. So we haven't had the opportunity to talk.