Budu Bana _ සසර දුක් ගිනි නිවෙන සත්ධර්මය-කත්නොරුවේ සිරිදම්ම හිමි Hatfield#දහම්සේසත#dharma #likesubs

Daham Desana- His talks frequently remind people—especially the youth—that being a devout Buddhist naturally requires being a disciplined citizen who protects, serves, and honors their motherland. In his Dhamma talks, he explains that true gratitude (Kataññutā) extends beyond our immediate parents to the generations of ancestors who built, cultivated, and defended the motherland. 1. The Living Gods at Home (Gedara Budun)Infinite Debt: Parents are the ones who gave us life, protected us from danger, and sacrificed their own comfort, health, and youth to raise us.The First Teachers: Long before we step into a school or a temple, our parents are our Pubbācariya (the first teachers) who teach us how to speak, walk, and understand right from wrong.Domestic Buddhas: The Thero frequently uses the traditional phrase "Gedara Budun" (the Buddha at home) to remind youth that seeking blessings from temples is meaningless if they leave their own parents suffering or neglected at home.