Buddhist Discussion Centre Australia
Lifetimes of Learning
The Lifetimes of Learning Podcast is a production of the Buddhist Discussion Centre Australia, a home-grown non-sectarian Buddhist Temple, founded in 1978. Buddhist Education Centre is a part of the Buddhist Discussion Centre Australia. Our vision and mission are to spread the Budda’s teachings to foster more wisdom and reduce suffering, to support the Buddhist communities and to help anyone who wish to learn and practice the Buddhist path. We offer the teachings and resources free of charge and ensure our volunteer teachers are easily accessible. We embrace a culture of professionalism, cultu...
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Aug 15, 2025
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Episodes
Why Buddhism - Part 1 02.10.2017 25:25
This podcast is the first part of a Dhamma Talk by renowned Buddhist Monk The Late Chief Venerable Dr. K Sri Dhammananda Nayake Maha Thero. (Length: 25m.25s) (Level: Beginner)
The Development of Loving Kindness (Metta) 02.10.2017 15:40
Excellent Meditation instruction by Buddhist Monk Venerable Mahinda for the development of Loving Kindness (Metta). (Length: 15m.40s) (Level: Beginner/Intermediate)
The Questions of King Milinda, Part 1 12.09.2017 30:37
This recording discusses the famous conversation held in India in ancient times between the Greek King Milinda and the Buddhist Monk Nagasena in which the monk answers a series of difficult questions put to him by the King about Buddhist Teachings. (Length: 30m.37s) (Level: Beginner/Intermediate)
Guided Mindfulness of Breathing Meditation 27.08.2017 15:10
Guided Mindfulness of Breathing Meditation given by the late Sri Lankan Buddhist Monk Bhante Kassapa (Length: 15m.10s) (Level: Beginner/Intermediate)
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