26 - The Law of Conditionality (Idappaccayata) and...
A Buddhist Charter #25
25 - Buddha-dhamma does not benefit those who do n...
A Buddhist Charter #24
24 - Producing in great quantity, consuming and st...
A Buddhist Charter #23
23 - The “empty mind” that is spoken of by a “hool...
A Buddhist Charter #22
22 - The normal, natural mind is basically free fr...
A Buddhist Charter #21
21 - Birth, aging, illness, and death can be conqu...
A Buddhist Charter #20
20 - The Buddha’s word that points to the heart of...
A Buddhist Charter #19
19 - True practice of dhamma does not need any pre...
A Buddhist Charter #18
18 - In reciting the disciplinary code, performing...
A Buddhist Charter #17
17 - A true Buddhist follower does not take anythi...
A Buddhist Charter #16
16 - A practice that is neither too strict nor too...
A Buddhist Charter #15
15 - Regardless of whether the Tripitaka is exactl...
A Buddhist Charter #14
14 - No matter whether the Buddha was a real perso...
A Buddhist Charter #13
13 - Although people are different from one anothe...
A Buddhist Charter #12
12 - Buddha-dhamma is essentially scientific, not ...
A Buddhist Charter #11
11 - The dhamma that always creates and controls a...
A Buddhist Charter #10
10 - Dhamma can solve all problems that the world ...
A Buddhist Charter #9
9 - Dhamma is the archaeological item that is olde...
A Buddhist Charter #8
8 - Man’s true companion is dhamma, not “my” spous...
A Buddhist Charter #7
7 - The four meanings of dhamma – nature, laws of ...
A Buddhist Charter #6
6 - Dhamma of a certain name can be used on all le...
A Buddhist Charter #5
5 - There are two kinds of dhamma: dhamma as a too...
A Buddhist Charter #4
4 - “Dhamma” can solve all of the world problems a...
A Buddhist Charter #3
3 - The word “Dhamma-vinaya” is the essence of all...























