Category: Tripitaka Studies
A dedicated category for the systematic analysis, study, and interpretation of the Tripitaka (Pali Canon). This section presents Buddhist scripture in an accessible yet scholarly manner, covering the Vinaya Pitaka, Sutta Pitaka, and Abhidhamma Pitaka. Content explores historical, social, and philosophical contexts to deepen understanding of the foundational texts of Theravada Buddhism.
Introduction: The Paradox at Veranja After the “Veranja Brahmin” surrendered his pride and professed himself as a lay follower (Upasaka), he invited the Blessed One, along with a large company of approximately 500 monks,...
Introduction: The Inquiry at Veranja In the historical records of the Vinaya Pitaka (The Book of Discipline), a significant event is documented at the city of Veranja. At that time, the Buddha was staying...