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“IMPERMANENCE IS LIFE~”

In practice of non-attachment, we have moved to Youtube fully so that we may all
focus on our practice as Monks more intensely.
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THIS IS THE HEART OF THE PATH.

The Buddha

The Buddha Represents Our inner Nature. This aspect of ourselves that is Totally
at peace. As we connect with and appreciate Buddha Nature. We can naturally feel
more Empowered and confident to continue walking this path of ending suffering
even in the face of Adversity or Difficulty. So this is called taking refuge in
the Buddha.

The Sangha

Sangha meant the community of Buddhist Monks, traditionally who had experienced
deep awakening and embody peace together. What does it mean for you? For us,
Sangha is a community of practitioners and sincere beings on the path of ending
suffering.

The Dharma

The Dharma is the teachings, the ways and means and skillful advises, the
emobodied shared wisdom from teachers and peoplee who have had success on the
path. As we rely on or take refuge in the Dharma then we bring into our life the
teachings on how to live and deal with ending suffering.


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Dharma Talk With Sayadaw Ashin Ottamathara


SHARING, CARING, HELPING, PROTECTION, AND COOPERATION BY MINDFULNESS & RIGHT
UNDERSTANDING.



Thabarwa Center, founded by Sayadaw Ashin Ottamathara in 2007, represents a
significant movement within contemporary Buddhism, particularly in Myanmar. The
inception of Thabarwa (meaning “Real Dhamma”) Center arose from Sayadaw’s deep
commitment to practicing and teaching vipassana insight meditation, following
his transformative experiences with meditation and his decision to ordain as a
monk in 2002 after three years of intense practice.

Thabarwa Centre Contact & Infomation

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HELLO EVERYONE I AM BHANTE VARRAPANYO.



An American monk ordained in the Thai Forrest Dhammayut tradition in Thailand in
2018, began his spiritual journey in 2014 at a Zen Buddhist Meditation Center in
New Mexico. His early years were marked by intensive meditation training and
deep immersion into Buddhist teachings. In 2018, he made a significant move to
Thailand to ordain as a Bhikkhu at Wat Phra Dara Philom Forrest monastery in
Chiang Mai, further deepening his commitment to Buddhism.

Currently, Bhante is under the guidance of Sayadaw Ashin Ottamathara and serves
as a Dharma Teacher, focusing on alleviating others’ suffering through
meditation and community. His experiences across various monasteries worldwide
have forged strong connections within the Buddhist community, leading him to
create a platform for sharing resources and encouraging others to join this path
of tranquility and joy.

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SILA, SAMADHI, PANNA.


IT ALL STARTS WITH SILA…

SILA IS THE BASIS OF OUR LIVES AS PRACTIONERS. IT SIMPLY MEANS MORALITY OR
INTENTIONAL ETHICAL LIVING.

AS SPOKEN ABOUT BY THE PLUM VILLAGE MASTER, THICH NHAT HANH, “BE KIND, BE
PATIENT, BE GENEROUS, BE FORGIVING, BE COMPASSIONATE. AND DO IT INTENTIONALLY.
EVERYDAY. THIS IS THE PRACTICE OF DOING GOOD DEEDS. IT HELPS THE MIND TO
NATURALLY CALM AND STABILIZE.” – PLUMVILLAGE.ORG



HERE COMES, SAMADHI…


Samadhi is our meditation. It is the practice of abiding in and trainning out
mind through Meditation. Over time as we begin to live a more and more
intentional and ethical life. This path of Meditation (Samadhi) becomes
accesoble to use.





FINALLY, PANNA AKA WISDOM.





Panna is a fundamental concept of Buddhism that refers to the deep understanding
of the true nature of reality. It is one of the three essential elements of the
Eightfold Path, which constitutes the path of Enlightenment, or Nibbana
(Nirvana). The other two elements are Sila (ethical conduct) and Samadhi
(Concentration).

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