Somewhere the Buddha says that one should learn the Dhamma in one’s own language. But where? I don’t find any promising trace in the Suttas and suspect it must be in the Vinaya. I have no clue about the context or the wording, so I don’t really know where to start searching. I hope Ajahn @Brahmali …

Hi, Are you thinking of this passage in the Cullavagga (Vin. II,139)?: Now at that time Yameḷu and Tekula were the names of two monks who were brothers, brahmans by birth, with lovely voices, with lovely enunciation. They approached the Lord; having approached, having greeted the Lord, they sat d…

The Dhamma in one's own language

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anon31486827 November 21, 2020, 4:50pm 4

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