เผยแผ่ธรรมะในงาน Asian Culture Festival 2012 at Fruit & Spice Park, Miami FL

This program is part of the meditation workshop at the booth of Wat Buddharangsi of Miami in the Asian Culture Festival at Fruit & Spice Park by Ven. Dr. Thanat Inthisan Wat Thai Washington, D.C.. The Theravada Buddhist Master who will explain and discuss the Buddha’s most important teachings. All are welcome to come and learn about these universal teachings on how to ease suffering and discover true happiness.

Meditation Workshop at Wat Thai,D.C.

Meditation Workshop at Wat Thai, DC. in occaiton of commemorate the Magha Puja Day (25 Feb.2012) led by Dr. Phramaha Thanat Inthisan

Dhamma Talks at George Washington University

Kamma in Theravāda Buddhism

A Presentation by Phramaha Thanat Inthisan, Ph.D
At George Washington University
Invited by Professor Dr. Aviv
February 17, 2012

The World Interfaith Harmony Week 2012 at Washington Times Foundation

Introduction to Speech at the World Interfaith Harmony Week 2012 at the Washington Time Foundation in Washington,D.C. Feb.16, 2012

เยี่ยม NAT.T.V. in LA.

Meditation Workshop at Wat Thai,DC.

The
first step one takes in becoming a Buddhist is the taking of refuge. The
act of taking refuge goes back to the very earliest period of the Buddhist
community. The first record of this in fact comes from the weeks
following the Buddha’s Enlightenment when we are told that two merchants who
were passing through the place where he attained Enlightenment took refuge in
the Buddha and Dharma. At that stage it was a two-fold refuge as at that
time the Sangha was not yet formed. Following upon this we find
references to the taking of the three-fold refuge. This was shortly
after the Buddha began his teaching career at Sarnath. We have the
conversion of Yasha, the son of a wealthy family of Benares. After Yasa’s
conversion, we have the conversion of Yasha’s family, and according to
tradition, Yasa’s family were the first lay followers to take the three-fold
refuge in the Buddha, Dharma and Sangha.