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Message: <blockquote data-quote="rapa" data-source="post: 3815399" data-attributes="member: 212">THE DhammaPada is one of the fifteen important treatises that comprise the Khuddaka Nikãya, the fifth Smaller Collection of the Sutta Pitaka, the Basket of Discourses.The DhammaPada consists of 423 melodious Pãli verses, uttered by the Buddha on about 300 occasions, to suit the temperaments of the listeners in the course of his preaching tours during his ministry of forty-five years. Circumstances that leed to these noble utterances are presented in the form of short or long stories, together with traditional interpretations of the Pãli verses and technical terms, in the voluminous commentary written by Buddhaghosa. This valuable commentary has been ably translated by E.W. Burlinghame for the Harvard Oriental Series. It must be said that most of these verses are better understood when read with the context.This will lead you to an Archive of MP3 tracks that are to be used to make Six Audio CDs.The Pali Stanza chanting is by Most Venerable Nauyane Ariyadhamma Maha Swamin Wahanse. The sinhala verses were sung by Neranjala Abeysinghe.Each folder contains MP3 files for one Audio CD.Download all files to your Computer.<a href="http://www.4shared.com/dir/7659674/f6aa1986/Dhammapadaya_Sinhala.html" target="_blank">DOWNLOAD AUDIO DHAMMAPADAYA</a>As you do not find time to listen to a MP3 disc containing 7 hours of chants, and also to help you to find a particular Chapter conveniently its best you make Audio discs from thse MP3 tracksIf you would like to get a copy printed to read at your leasure,Dhammapadaya is available for free downloading and printing either in English.<a href="http://www.urbandharma.org/pdf/dhammapadatxt1.pdf" target="_blank">English Version Translated by Ven. Weragoda Sarada Thero</a></blockquote>

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