From 18 to 22 April, Ajahn Dhammasiha attended one of the biggest ever Buddhist monastic events in Australia: the Sima Establishment Ceremony at Bodhisaddha Monastery, Wilton near Sydney, where more than 80 monks participated.

On 27 October, 03 November and 10 November, our senior monks will attend the Kathina Robe Offerings at Bodhivana, Bodhisaddha & Bodhivana

Pics of Ajahn Chah commemoration event at Wat Nong Pah Pong on 16 January. Ajahn Dhammasiha attended Acariya Puja in Gratitude to LP Chah.

Pics, videos and audio Ajahn Dhammasiha recorded during his 3 weeks stay at Wat Doi Phra Jao Ton Luang, near Chiang Mai.

Ajahn Dhammasiha in Saigon, Vietnam, visiting Buu Long Pagoda and Viet Khong Forest Monastery.

Review of two beautiful Buddha statues of the Gandhara and Gupta period, and of the Tiratana, an ancient Buddhist symbol of the Triple Gem.

Ajahn Dhammasiha finds a replica of the Eastern Gateway ('Torana') of Sanchi Stupa, India, right in the very city centre of Berlin.

At Sasanarakkha Buddhist Sanctuary in Taiping, Ajahn Dhammasiha was impressed by the extensive training program and harmonious community.

Ajahn Dhammasiha attends the Uposatha Hall opening and Sīma Inauguration at Wat Pah Nanachat in Thailand.

Ajahn Dhammasiha will be visiting Buddha Bodhivana Monastery in East Warburton, Victoria from the evening of Saturday 12 November until...

Buddhist Guided Meditations by Ajahn Dhammasiha at Dhammagiri Forest Hermitage. Spotify Playlist with selection of best 25 in last 2 years.

Reflections by Ajahn Dhammasiha on the Fire Sermon, Adittapariyaya Sutta, the 3rd Teaching of the Buddha. Developing Nibbida, Disenchantment

Transcript of live Dhamma Talk by Ajahn Dhammasiha, describing how we let go based on the insight that attachment is the cause of suffering.

Magha Puja reflections on essential core teachings of the Buddha, by Ajahn Dhammasiha at Dhammagiri Buddhist Monastery.

Contemplating views and opinions as impermanent, constructed, depending on conditions, 'Not me; Not mine; Not my Self'.

As we've have done everything already in our countless past lives, there's only one thing left to do on the Buddhist Bucket List: Nibbana .