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Conscious Vs Sub-Conscious. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Can we ask a very sick person to let go. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Last Thought. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

How can we Help a Person who is suffering. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

How to identify a Sotapanna. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Rebirth in the Brahma world. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Why are there so many Arahants during Buddha's time. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Is there a possibility of Arahant existing now. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Factors influencing the duration of Sasana. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

The Truth of Previous Buddhas. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Not everyone can practice the Spiritual Path. (For full version, please

Seeming Compassion and Seeming Cruelty. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Seeming Compassion and Seeming Cruelty. (For full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Seeming Compassion and Seeming Cruelty. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Seeming Compassion and Seeming Cruelty. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Arahant is the most compassionate person. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Monk's Life Style. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Charity. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Metta. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Precepts. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Compassion Practices of External Sect. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

What actually is Buddhist Compassion ? Buddhist often harp on Compassion but is it really Buddhist Compassion ? Buddhist Compassion must always be guided with wisdom. (For the full version, please visit www.vbgnet.org)

Bhante Gunaratana explains the path of samatha-vipassana.

Still uncertain whether to stay in robes or not - clarity through samadhi...

How Luang Poo Bunyarit starts studying and practicing sati - mindfulness meditation - according to the Maha Satipatthana Sutta.

Deciding to leave his work behind in order to stay in robes. However, practice doesn't go so smoothly in a "wat bahn"...

Practising under the guidance of Luang Por Chorp, deciding to stay in the forest for several years...

Making the search for the Truth more important than anything else in life...

Staying with Ajahn Lee and Ajahn Tate, learning and teaching the Four Noble Truths.

Practising mindfulness meditation at a "wat pah" - a forest monastery.

Luang Poo Bunyarit about his practice right after becoming a monk, chosing kasina as his primary meditation object.

Luang Poo Bunyarit tells about his own practice - the early years of his training, meeting his teachers and proceeding on the Path to realizing the truth. You'll also find this 40 minute-film split up into smaller clips on the channel "Luang Poo Bunyarit".

Everyone wants riches....find out why some people get rich but some don't. External wealth is only a manifestation of inner wealth!

Ven. Balacitta (7)

Ven. Balacitta (6)

Ven. Balacitta (5)

Ven. Balacitta (4)

Ven. Balacitta (3)

Ven. Balacitta (2)

Ven. Balacitta (1)

Buddhistische Formen des Widerstandes. Gewalteskalationen. Agents provokateurs alte Tradition in Burma.

Sollen Mönche politisch akitv werden? Die Logik hinter der von den in Burma gegen die Militärs angewandtem Ordensakt die Annahme von Spenden zu verweigern und analoge Möglichkeiten des Widerstandes.

Ambivalenz politischer Stellungnahme von Seiten buddhistischer Mönche. Die Herzenslogik der Solidarität und des Mitgefühls, besonders auch für Täter.

Ven. Jutipanyo 20 - Good Guidance

Ven. Jutipanyo 01 - Childhood

Resolve and ability to help as a result of contemplative progress. Insight into relationships. Control versus letting go.

Ven. Dhammananda 08 –Emotion & Practice The result of practicing meditation when confronted with intense emotional issues.

Ven. Dhammananda 07 – Coming to Buddhism IV The result of Vipassana experience. Shifting the paradigm of learning. Studying oneself.

Ven. Dhammananda 06 – Coming to Buddhism III Further retreat experiences and the decision to explore the path.

Ven. Dhammananda 05 – Coming to Buddhism II First retreat experiences – suffering, frustration and insight.