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The Ultimate Quest for happiness

Samsara

The  picture below, graphically represents not only the Hindu, but also the Buddhist view of the endless circle of life and death. (Samsara) Which brings birth, old age, disease and death. In summery Sufferings (Dukkha)



Stopping the circle of Samsara (Nirvana) is the ultimate aim of both Buddhists and Hindus.

Past knowledge in present context
Introduction to How Nirvana/Moksha Works
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Understanding the law of Karma

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Stories of The Lord Buddha's Previous Lives

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The First Discourse of Buddha.
Having realized the Four Noble Truths - the Truth of  "Dukkha"  (Suffering); the Cause of Suffering; the Cessation of Suffering; and the Path leading to the Cessation of Suffering (or else the happiness) - by himself, the Buddha decided to teach it to the five ascetic Brahmins who were earlier with  him at Uruvela, in Buddhagaya. 

At the end of this First Discourse, which is now known as the "Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta" and given to these five ascetics Brahmins who were at that time living at Isipatana in Benares.

The oldest of ascetic Brahmins, Kondanna, who was well versed in all the Vedic scriptures was able to understand and grasp the Buddha's first  Discourse "Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta" very easily with no difficulty at all. Thus becoming the first person to realise the first path and he became a Sotapanna, or one who goes against the stream of Samsara (the recurring cycle of life and death).

According to the Buddha, whatever is impermanent is subject to suffering, and the world rests on this basic factor of suffering (Dukkha), However, having accepted this fact, He goes on to teach man how to gain his release from all suffering. The tragic story of Patacara who loses her whole family within a matter of a single day and a night, points out only too well how suffering besets the unsuspecting worldling. More.. Buddhism in Pictures 

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Buddhist Pirith Chantings, Sermons (bana) mp3 audio downloads http://pirith.org

You can listen/download Buddhist pirith chanting (Pali), Sermons (bana) mp3 audio files from this web site. This site contains good collection of Pirith Chartings, English / Sinhala translations of Pali suttas and valuable Buddhist documents and resources.

Pirith Chanting with Sinhala Meaning

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Maha SathiPattana Suthraya Part 1 මහා සතිපට්ඨාන සූත්‍රය 1 - Chanting in Sinhala - Must listen - (May I  attain Nibana)

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Buddhist attitude towards death and life  (In English -(Audio) By Australian Monks - Audio) and more..

Tibetan Buddhist discourses  in English. H.H. Dalai Lama (Audio) (here) Teacher Michael Roach. (Audio) (here)

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It is more than two millennium and a half now since the great teacher and a prince by birth later known as the "Buddha" walked the ancient land of India. Even today Billions of people all over the world Buddhists and non Buddhists accept Buddha's teachings in their life. And there is no doubt that Buddha is one of the greatest sons India has ever produced.

But it is a great pity to see that many Indians know next to nothing about Buddha, his life or the teachings. 

It is as shameful as to say that, "I am a proud Indian, but I know nothing about Mahathma Gandhi". Specially for a Hindu to be so ignorant of Buddha.

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