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Buddhadharma

Buddhadharma is the one journal for serious practitioners of all Buddhist schools. It’s where you can deepen your practice, expand your knowledge of Buddhism, learn from other traditions, and connect with fellow practitioners to address all the important issues facing Buddhism today.

易诵

This application is for Buddhist lovers. The text is synchronized in real time. While listening to the Buddha's voice, the experience of reciting scriptures and tapping is added, so that you can obtain peace in the Buddhadharma. Be healthy and happy, have enough food and clothing, be in harmony with

Album Nhạc Phật Giáo Ý Nghĩa

Buddhist music is an integral part of the lives of those who love this religion. With the Meaningful Buddhist Music Album application, you will enjoy selected music, bringing you peace and a feeling of closeness to the Buddhadharma. The application is designed to be simple and easy to use. You can s

Phật Pháp Trong Tim

Buddha Dharma App in Heart - Discover Learning and Inspiration from Buddhist Sutras, Books, Audios, Podcasts and Videos Welcome to the Mind Buddhism App! Embark on a profound spiritual journey and discover inspiration from Buddhist scriptures, books, audios, podcasts, and videos. With this app, you

Sutra Lankawatara

The Lankawatara Sutra has a special position in Chan Buddhism. According to popular tradition, it was Bodhidharma himself who handed over a copy of Gunabhadra's translation of the Lankawatara Sutra to his successor, Dazu Huike, and informed him that this sutra contains the essential teachings on the

Meditación Budista

Would you like to share images with reflections on Buddhist philosophy with your partner, your friends and loved ones? Do you want to surprise a friend or friend with Buddhist thoughts and help her transform her life? Buddhism is the western way of referring to the Buddhadharma, the teachings of t

พุทธธรรม ฉบับดิจิตอล

Letter of permission to develop a Buddhadharma application on a smartphone system It is considered an important masterpiece of Somdet Phra Phutthakhosachan (Prayut Payutto). Supported by Southeast Asia University http://www.sau.ac.th