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Book: Why Buddhism?
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Free Khmer Calendar BE.2552, AD.2008
Community Newsletter September to December, 2007

Jayavarman VII, great Khmer King and an emblematic Figure of the Khmer Nation


















- KATHINA CHANTING




- Khmer Youth Roles in a Multicultural Society
-Sociology in Buddhism
-The Gratitude towards Parents
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- Mind=the main part of our body but diffictult to instruct
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- Visakha Speech for the International Buddhist Foundation(May 29, 2005)

- Brief Presentation to Glewnbow Museum(May 28, 2005)

- Life of Lord Buddha 1
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The Core teachings of Lord Buddha: The Four Noble Truth
Whilst seated beneath the Bodhi tree the Buddha experienced the four noble truths: Audio Only

- Dukkha: All existence is unsatisfactory and filled with sufferings

- Samudaya: The root of sufferings can be defined as a craving or clinging to the wrong things; searching to find stability in a shifting world is the wrong way

- Nibbana: It is possible to find an end to suffering

- The Noble Eightfold Path is the way to finding the solution to suffering and bring it to an end



 
 
 
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