Throughout human history, every monumental shift, paradigm leap, and historical victory has originated from a singular, invisible force: the power of absolute resolution. Resolution operates as far more than mere wishful thinking; it represents an immutable line drawn in the sand. It is the definitive cosmic moment when an individual vows to achieve a noble …
Sharing knowledge by Phra (monk) Phisit Chittasuttho from Wat Phra Dhammakaya London Introduction In a fast-paced modern world dominated by digital connections, finding genuine peace can feel harder than ever. Last year, before returning to the UK, I visited the Vice Abbot of the Dhammakaya Temple. He shared a profound piece of wisdom: “Most of …
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In a world that rewards the loudest voices and the biggest egos, we often forget that the most transformative power on Earth is humility. During a recent Dhamma Talk, Monk Magnum shared the remarkable journey of The Master Nun Chand Khonnokyoong—a small, quiet woman from a simple farming village who eventually founded Wat Phra Dhammakaya. …
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By Monk Pon Normally, we spend much of our lives focused on the things that make us different: our languages, our history, and our varying traditions. But have you ever noticed that the sun doesn’t ask for your passport? It doesn’t ask what language you speak. It simply gives light, and it simply gives warmth. …
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We have been practicing meditation in the Vijja Dhammakaya way — bringing the mind back to the center of the body, at the seventh base, two finger-widths above the navel. In actual practice, this point can be adjusted for comfort. But the important principle remains the same: keep the mind inside the body. After learning …
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All success arises from effort. This is something we all understand. However, not all effort leads to true fulfillment or happiness. According to the Buddha’s teaching, effort becomes meaningful and fruitful only when it follows the right principles. These principles are known as the Four Bases of Success (Iddhipāda). They show us how to work, …
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In our modern world, we measure everything—distance, wealth, and health. But do we have a meter for the quality of our minds? What is Sīla? The Pali word Sīla refers to moral conduct or self-discipline. It is often translated as “the norm.” It represents the level of virtue that is natural for a human being. …
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☀️2026 New Year Alms-Giving Ceremony ☀️💠 Welcoming Good Things into Your Life 💠On Sunday, 4th January 2026. Dear Dhamma friends, Today, we come together to welcome the New Year.The New Year is not only about fireworks, music, or parties.The New Year is about a new beginning in our hearts. 💠 NEW YEAR In Buddhism, we …
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In every culture, people wish to do good — to give, to help, and to share what they have.In Buddhism, this is called making merit. It means creating wholesome energy that uplifts the mind and shapes a brighter future. When we talk about doing good, many people think of donating to charities or social causes. …
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The End of Buddhist Lent marks a deeply meaningful moment in the Buddhist calendar. It is the day when the monks complete their three-month retreat during the rainy season, and it is also the day Buddhists commemorate the great event when the Lord Buddha descended from the heavenly realm back to the human world after …
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