Madhuparc2004

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Hey ppl if u want to listen to bana or distrubute them plz visit these sites.
Download them and listen to them.Most of the bana are by Ven Kiribathgoda Ghananada thero.(sorry if i got the spelling wrong).

It will certainly help u ppl to change ur life if they are going in a wrong way.

these are the links

http://www.gautamabuddha.ca/SinhalaBanaBavanaInstructions.aspx

http://www.gautamabuddha.org/sinhala_index.htm


I'll post in this thread if i get more.U guys and girls are always welcome to post Buddhism related things in the thread.

thank you.
 

kalyanamithra

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    Madhuparc2004 said:
    It will certainly help u ppl to change ur life if they are going in a wrong way.
    :yes::yes::yes:

    How to see if we are going the 'wong way'...

    If we see ourselves developing:
    Shraddha; Hiri; Oththappa; Viriya; Panna; Sutha; Chaga; etc. as we practice...
    we can to some extent conclude we are following the correct Path... (but we may not be; so we should keep verifying ourselves against Dhamma; and never against 'meditation experiences' others claim to get )

    If we tend to loose Shraddha towards Buddha; Dhamma and Sangha the 'Path we are on' is probably false...

    Why?
    - first of sekha bala is Shraddha
    - first of pancha indriya & pancha bala is Shraddha
    - first three of Sothapaththi anga is Shraddha
    - Shraddha is the most valuable wealth (ref: Alawaka Sutta; pls. see this thread by pinwath Y2K)

    Unfortunately loss of Shraddha is a symptom seen in many people pursuing Dhamma :(

    A person with Shraddha never belittles Dhamma... he/she will accept the mistake with humbleness; and correct (whenever any contradiction arises) his/her view according to Dhamma...

    We should always assess ourselves to ensure we are in the correct Path...

    True; one need not be a 'fan' of Mahamevnawa to follow the correct Path (Ideally one should be a Shrawaka of Sammasambuddha Gautama; and many associated with Mahamevnawa are like this... :) )

    Moreover, one should not look down upon other places... any place that teaches Dhamma without distortions (how to check? we have to develop an independent knowledge of Dhamma; from Tipitaka... if we do not want to risk being mislead...) equally worthy...

    Personally I feel Mahamevnawa to be one of the best places that discuss Dhamma without distortions; personal interpretations; in accordance with the orignal teachings... :)

    Theruwan saranai
     
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