Dhammamaster (Dr. Venerble Sheelratna Bodhi) is the Founder President of Dhammaland. He is a well known Indian Buddhist monk. He has done Doctorate Degree in Meditation. He had completed his B.A. from Buddhist and Pali University of Sri Lanka and M.A. in Buddhist Psychotherapy from Postgraduage Institute of Kelaniya University, Sri Lanka. He learned Buddhist meditation, Buddhist Philosophy, Pali, Abhidhamma at Buddhist Studies International and got six years special Bhikkhu training under the guidance of late Most Venerable Dr. Havanpola Rathanasara Mahanayakathera, Sangha Nayak of western world. He had been awarded as Dhamma Duta Honor (DDH) Doctor of Dhamma, and (MDH) Master of Dhamma by Buddhist Studies International, Sri Lanka in year 2001. He is currently propagating Dhamma in India as well as other countries. 
Buddhism Rejects Adhiccasamuppanna Theory, why?
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Life force
Sayings of Dr. Venerable S. R. Bodhi Dhamma is the life force of human being as well as other beings. Dhamma is the law of nature. Dhamma is controlling force of nature and Universe. Tweet
How the Buddhist teaching of Kamma is embodied in three other basics teaching of Buddhism: Discuss?
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Core of Samadhi
The core of mind-cultivation practice (Bhàvanà) By Dr. Venerable Sheelratna Bodhi How many kinds of food exist as you know? Most of you would be answering that there are two kinds of food exist namely Veggie and Non-veggie. This kind of thinking has been made by Brahmins. They say that more »
Buddhist logic and Indian logic
Explain the Buddhist logician relation to Indian logic? Logical thinking is concerned with clear thinking. Thinking to be clear requires certain discipline therefore logical thinking is a certain discipline form in Indian event in a very remote period. There are many forms of logical teaching. In the west there are various system of logic more »
Analysis of Dhamma
Buddhist Studies Dhamma Inner-Voice Mind- Training Researchical Study Silent Voice Voice of Tathagata
Analysis of Dhamma By Dr. Venerable Sheelratna Bodhi Many scholars think that ‘Dharma’ and ‘Dhamma’ is synonyms; while many scholars think that both are different. So far present day meaning is concerned, both are different. “Dharma” is sectarian and it has meaning as what the term “religion” has; whereas “Dhamma” has dipper meaning than ‘dharma’. I more »
Explain Dependent Co-Origination is the core of teaching of Buddhist Philosophy?
The core teaching of Buddhist philosophy is the law of Dependent origination (Paticcasamuppada); in which Buddha explains the process of becoming a being. According to tradition, there are twelve Nidànas (link) of Pañiccasamuppàda. They are as follows. Through Ignorance are conditioned volitional actions or karma. – Avijjà paccayà sa§khàra. Through Volitional actions is conditioned Consciousness. more »
Write short notes on the eighteen Mulapada that divided as Kusala and Akusala?
Here we have to write a short notes on the eighteen Måpadas that divided as Kusala and akusala. Here the author has used the method of question and answer to explain this. He quotes thus: ß Avijjà taõhà lobho doso moho subhsa¤¤à sukhasa¤¤à niccasa¤¤à attasa¤¤à samatho vipassanà alobho adosao amoho asubhsa¤¤à dukkhasa¤¤à aniccasa¤¤à anattasa¤¤à inmàni more »
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