Dhamma Earth's Dose of Dhamma

In this sharing, we’ll learn about unsurpassed service and recollection.

What is the unsurpassed gain and training? Learn more through this sharing.

This sharing explains what the unsurpassed hearing is, and its relation to a suitable place of residence.

Continuing on from the first part, this sharing further expands on what residing in a suitable place is about.

Are we residing in a suitable place and living out this blessing? This sharing explains what it means to live in a suitable location.

This short sharing paints a picture of the improvements one may discover within themselves as they live out the first three blessings of non-association with fools, association with the wise and vene…

This sharing is for those wishing to learn more about the foreseeable benefits one may possibly reap from venerating those worthy of veneration.

In the face of unwholesome instructions and orders from one’s elders, what can one do? Some possible courses of action one can take are mapped out in this sharing.

Answering to this perplexing yet important question, this sharing shows one how to respect their elders despite their possible differences in opinions and values.

Are those who avoid fools cold-blooded? Replying to this question, this sharing expands upon the truth of this matter.

How may one venerate those worthy of venerating? This sharing is a brief dive into how to live out this blessing that had been declared by the Buddha.

By providing a useful tool, this sharing assists in one’s journey to live out this second blessing.

An explanation on the benefits of living out the second blessing is given in this sharing.

This sharing opens with some information on how to associate with the wise.

This sharing touches on what it means to live out this first blessing and avoid associating with the foolish.

What exactly are the five commotions? This short sharing gives an insight into them.

Have you ever heard of the ‘Discourse of Blessings’? Learn about the origin of the sutta in this sharing.