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What does Tusita Pavilion mean?
According to Buddhist scripture, Tusita is a Pali name used to call the fourth level of heavenly paradise.  It is the place where celestial bodies of Bodhisattva (those who pursue perfections) spend their time awaiting for rebirth in order to accumulate meritorious deeds again until they reach their ultimate goal of attaining enlightenment.  Thus, Tusita Pavilion offers news and information to encourage everyone to continue the commitment in doing good deeds through out one's life as if he or she is a Bodhisattva.


News Update from Dhammakaya Network:

Kathina 2003.. your lifetime opportunity

Dhammakaya Open University is now open for enrollment.

Daily Dhamma Talk by the Most Venerable Luang Phor Dhammajayo

Kathina 2003.. the Lifetime Opportunity to Contribute for the New Meditation Hall.
On November 2, 2003, Dhammakaya Temple (Thailand) will organize its annual Kathina ceremony. Fund raising for the ceremony will be contributed to the construction of the new meditation hall for advanced meditators.  This building is also built to commemorate the 60th birthday anniversary of Phra Rajabhavanavisuth, the leader of Dhammakaya Temple, which falls on April 22, 2004.

Contribution for the Kathina is considered to be a great merit because the building will be truly used for meditation, the path to nirvana.  For more information, please see www.dhammakaya.or.th

Dhammakaya Open University (DOU) is Now Open for Enrollment.
DOU is a registered educational institution based in California, USA.  DOU offers several distant learning courses in Buddhism for interested persons.  Admission is open to the public regardless of race, religion, and gender.  For more information, please see www.dou.us

Dhamma Talk by the Most Venerable Luang Phor Dhammajayo
Luang Phor Dhammajayo kindly delivers his Dhamma talk daily on the topic of meditation, quit smoking and drinking, real cases of karmic consequences, heaven, and hells. Dhamma talk is translated from Thai into Chinese and English.  Live Dhamma talk starts from 7.00 - 9.45 pm daily (Thailand time).  Interested persons can broadcast live Dhamma talk through the internet.  Please contact us for more information.