Maha Rahathun Wedi Maga Osse- Ariyagnana Thero’s Bana Sermons

Most Ven.Rajagiriye Ariyaghana Thero provided Sermons for the Series of articles “Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse (On the trail of the Arhath)” for Divaina Newspaper.

This post includes Bana (Dharma talks) or Sermons (Videos and Audios), life story and books by Most Ven. Rajagiriye Ariyaghana Thero .

Gihigeyin Niwan Magata (Part 1) (Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse)

Gihigeyin Niwan Magata (Part 2) (Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse)

Sirasa FM Pansila Maluwa

Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse – Special Discussion with Sirasa FM Pansil Maluwa (In Sihhala) Part 1

Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse – Special Discussion with Sirasa FM at Sirasa Pansil Maluwa (In Sihhala) Part 2

Maha Rahathun Wadi Maga Osse – Special Discussion with Sirasa FM at Sirasa Pansil Maluwa Part 3

Ananda College on 6 June 2014

Ven Rajagiriye Ariyagnana Thero’ s Life story

Extract from the book “Giving up – 1 ” translated by Sunil Wettimuny

If you feel that tiredness or the weight, while you are practicing the Buddhist principles then it is an indication of incorrect practice.

You need more devotion to Lord Buddha and thereby follow the path of “Virtue (Sila), Concentration (Samadhi) and Wisdom (Pafifla)” and to move forward with trust and faith. Here is the point where you must be clever to incline Materiality into Principles and practices. However we cling to the material prosperity and get imprisoned. Thereby more and more prosperity flows in. Finally this fortune of requisites grabs us, gets hold of us! This situation leads you to reside, where you’ve thought the happiness lies, makes it a resting place, rather than inspiring you to continue your journey to Nibbana through the path of “Sila, Samadhi and Panna”.

Always be clever to see the arising mind as impermanent. Be clever to see the mind does not belong to you. Be clever to see the mind as a stranger to you. See the mind as your friend who gives the suffering. When you see the mind in this way, the Four Stations of Mindfulness (සතර සතිපට්ඨානය) grows within you. What you comprehend, understand is the “Pancha Upadanaskandha”; or Five Clinging Aggregates; Patichchasamuppadaya”(පටිච්චසමුප්පාදය); or Dependent Origination; “Saptha Bojjanga Dharma”; or Seven Factors of Enlightenment. You do not need to go searching for them; no need to learn them.

The path for you to receive and also to relinquish things is shown through the devoted trust in the Lord Buddha.

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Original Articles published on Divaina Newspaper (from www.divaina.com)

http://bududhahama.blogspot.com/2013/04/blog-post_18.html

Maha Rahathun Wedi Maga Osse Buddhist Book series

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