
All sentient beings are searching for peace and happiness in their lives but we seem to run into issues and sufferings all the time. Buddha taught us how to navigate through life by showing us what life is. Welcome to Dhamma talks.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 134 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | BuddhismReligion & Spirituality | |||

What does seeing clearly mean in Buddhism? Seeing clearly is not about our vision with our two eyes. Seeing clearly points to the ultimate truth that is always there but difficult to see.
The mind is chief the mind preceeds all things.
(Dhammapadda)
Happiness and suffering reside in the mind, it is within. Understanding the mind within liberates us from sufferings.
The Teachings would mean nothing if there wasn't a guidance. The guidance has to be provided by a person who has clear understanding of the Dhamma. A noble teacher is just as valuable as the Dhamma itself.
The word enemy indicates someone or something that bothers us, disturbs us, takes away our peace and happiness. What is this enemy that is within us?
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I have enjoyed listening to a few of these podcasts each day as I catch up on previous episodes and learn about buddhism.
I really enjoy your breakdowns of the buddhas teachings. I am a nascent Buddhist and trying to digest as much as I can and am always looking for this type of format that goes right through the basics point by point. Keep it going.
I would have a hard time understanding buddh'as discovery if I was borned at another timeline, but his view of compassion can be shown with our current technological advances to verify his discoveries. As humans, we are unified by many cells, each cells forms an organ with different functions to give consciouness to our mind and the formation of our body. In a way, we are all related beginning with one cell, then many come together to form our forms on earth. In reality, proven by microscope and... more
Very helpful thank you
Dear Sothy,
This is absolutely fantastic. Thank you for explaining concepts in a very lucid way. Please do make more podcasts.
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A mindfulness- and Dharma-focused series that grounds practical meditation guidance in core Buddhist concepts. Episodes frequently teach observing the mind, impermanence, non-self, and compassionate action, often using simple exercises and clear metaphors to demystify Buddhist practice for everyday life. Notable strengths include a steady, accessible teaching voice and structured talks that cover foundational topics (awareness, mind training, the ego, and ethical living) while weaving in relevance to modern daily experiences. The format is well-suited for beginners and long-time practitioners alike, and occasional mentions of supportive communities or books add depth for listeners seeking further study.
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