Buddha Dhamma Sangha
The Three Jewels: Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha At the heart of Buddhism lie the Three Jewels—Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha—a timeless refuge for those seeking…
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Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha – The Three Jewels
In the journey of spiritual awakening, the Buddha, Dhamma, and Sangha stand as the guiding lights. They are called the Three Jewels (Tiratana) because…
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The Four Noble Truths: The Fundamental Framework of Life
The Buddha’s teaching is not a philosophy, a belief system, or a set of rituals—it is a direct, clear, and practical understanding of life…
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The Noble Eightfold Path: The Only Skillful Way to Live
In life, we often seek happiness in ways that bring more stress, confusion, and disappointment. We chase after pleasure, success, and comfort, only to…
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Overview of Buddhism
Buddhism is a path of wisdom, virtue, and liberation. Rooted in the teachings ofthe Buddha, it offers a way to understand the nature of…
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Our Vision for India
Reviving the Buddha’s Path in Its Fullness The heart of the Buddha’s discovery is both the reality of suffering and its cessation. Suffering arises…
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Generosity
Support the Path of Dhamma: The Practice of Generosity (Dāna) Generosity (Dāna) is a fundamental practice in Buddhism, cultivating seflessness, gratitude, and inner joy….
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Guidelines for Bhikkhus
Sangharama is dedicated to supporting the monastic life rooted in the Dhamma-Vinaya. We welcome Bhikkhus who wish to deepen their spiritual practice in a…
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Guidelines for Samaṇeras
1. Commitment to the Holy Life 2. Observance of Ten Precepts A Samanera must strictly follow these fundamental precepts: 3. Daily Monastic Discipline 4….
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Guidelines for Nuns
To maintain discipline, harmony, and purity within the monastic community, all resident nuns are expected to follow these guidelines: 1. Observance of the Eight…
