Ven Ajahn Brahm Thero 2014 06 12

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[@niroshaperera7119]

Please upload all the other dhamma talk given by venerable Ajahn Brahm in Sri Lanka. I searched every where I found only this video.

[@thilakmudiya7313]

Real damma is my religion.sadu, sadu , sadu.

[@nuwanrajapaksha3704]

we are want to ven ajhan brahm thero sinhala translation.

[@nilanithiperara1148]

Ajahan suwamin wanssy ge number eka dnna pluwanda pina

[@samwijeratne406]

Please upload other dhamma talks done by ven ajahn brahm in Sri Lanka

[@kithsirisamarakoon5762]

Below is an another link of a Dhamma Talk given by Most Ven Ajahn Brahmavamso Mahathero in Sri Lanka (with Sinhala Translation)
www.rupavahini.lk/religious-programmes/poya-day-programmes/2686-2014-06-13.html

[@samwijeratne406]

Thank you,keep up the good work. May triple gem bless you

[@gig970]

what are those elephant's tusks doing in that temple?? as far as I know buddhism never hurts animals!!!!

[@prasadbeligala]

gig970 In Sr Lanka, elephant tusks are displayed in Temples, in some major government and cultural institutions and sometimes in Hotels and even in houses. It's a traditional sign to show the pride of the Sri Lankan culture.
Mostly these tusks are not real, and they are made of wood. But sometimes once a tusker (elephant with tusks) is dead, they are cleaned, painted, designed and displayed mainly in temples. Usually tuskers participate the religious events of temples, so once they passed away, just the tusks are displayed in public as a respect to the tusker. Since very old days, elephants and tuskers have been participating the main religious events organized by the temples. Tuskers or elephants are never hurt and mostly they are treated more courteously than human beings in Sri Lanka.

[@gig970]

Prasad Beligala Thanks Prasad!
for the informative response.