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TIPITAKA 
மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை (contd)
Dhammapada Verse 324 Parijinna Brahmanaputta Vatthu-The Bound Elephant
Grand Canyon National Park
Arizona and Yosemite
Verse 324. The Bound Elephant
Hard to check the tusker Dhanapala,
in rut with temple running pungently,
bound, e’en a morsel he’ll not eat
for he recalls the elephant-forest longingly.
Explanation: The elephant, Dhanapala, deep
in rut and uncontrollable did not eat a morsel as he yearned for his native
forest and pined for his parents.
Dhammapada Verse 324
Parijinna Brahmanaputta VatthuDhanapalo nama kunjaro
katukabhedano dunnivarayo
baddho kabalam na bhunjati
sumarati nagavanassa kunjaro.Verse 324: The elephant called Dhanapala, in severe must and uncontrollable,
being in captivity, eats not a morsel, yearning for his native forest (i.e.,
longing to look after his parents).
The Story of an Old Brahmin
While residing at the Veluvana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (324) of
this book, with reference to an old brahmin.Once, there lived in Savatthi an old brahmin who had eight lakhs in cash. He
had four sons; when each one of the sons got married, he gave one lakh to him.
Thus, he gave away four lakhs. Later, his wife died. His sons came to him and
looked after him very well; in fact, they were very loving and affectionate to
him. In course of time, somehow they coaxed him to give them the remaining four
lakhs. Thus, he was left practically penniless.First, he went to stay with his eldest son. After a few days, the
daughter-in-law said to him, “Did you give any extra hundred or thousand to
your eldest son? Don’t you know the way to the houses of your other sons?”
Hearing this, the old brahmin got very angry and he left the eldest son’s house
for the house of his second son. The same remarks were made by the wife of his
second son and the old man went to the house of his third son and finally to the
house of his fourth and youngest son. The same thing happened in the houses of
all his sons. Thus, the old man became helpless; then, taking a staff and a bowl
he went to the Buddha for protection and advice.At the monastery, the brahmin told the Buddha how his sons had treated him
and asked for his help. Then the Buddha gave him some verses to memorize and
instructed him to recite them wherever there was a large gathering of people.
The gist of the verses is this: “My four foolish sons are like ogres. They
call me ‘father, father’, but the words come only out of their mouths and not
from their hearts. They are deceitful and scheming. Taking the advice of their
wives they have driven me out of their houses. So, now I have got to be begging.
Those sons of mine are of less service to me than this staff of mine.” When
the old brahmin recited these verses, many people in the crowd, hearing him,
went wild with rage at his sons and some even threatened to kill them.At this, the sons became frightened and knelt down at the feet of their
father and asked for pardon. They also promised that starting from that day they
would look after their father properly and would respect, love and honour him.
Then, they took their father to their houses; they also warned their wives to
look after their father well or else they would be beaten to death. Each of the
sons gave a length of cloth and sent every day a food-tray. The brahmin became
healthier than before and soon put on some weight. He realized that he had been
showered with these benefits on account of the Buddha. So, he went to the Buddha
and humbly requested him to accept two food-trays out of the four he was
receiving every day from his sons. Then he instructed his sons to send two
food-trays to the Buddha.One day, the eldest son invited the Buddha to his house for alms-food. After
the meal, the Buddha gave a discourse on the benefits to be gained by looking
after one’s parents. Then he related to them the story of the elephant called
Dhanapala, who looked after his parents. Dhanapala when captured pined for the
parents who were left in the forest.Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
Verse 324: The elephant called Dhanapala, in severe
must and uncontrollable, being in captivity, eats not a morsel,
yearning for his native forest (i. e., longing to look after his
parents).
At the end of the discourse, the old brahmin as well as his four sons and
their wives attained Sotapatti Fruition.
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Every year, a
staggering five million people flock to Arizona to see the Grand
Canyon’s sweeping views, hike its trails, and hop on a mule for a trip
through the vast canyon.watch video:
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Culture & Places News:
Grand Canyon Skywalk
Sunrise at Hopi Point as seen from Powell PointA winter sunset at Pima Point.
Sunset from Grand Canyon Village
Mather Point
A view worth hiking to: “Ooh-Ahh Point” on the Kaibab Trail, which begins at Yaki Point
A Yaki Point sunset
Grand Canyon vista from Grandview Point
Sunset and the “Sinking Ship” from Moran Point
The view from Lipan Point
View from Lipan Point
Desert View
The rim from Grandview Trail
A family campsite at Mather Campground located within walking distance of the general store and post office at Market Plaza.
Xanterra Parks Photo
Trailer Village has hook-ups
Restroom and Pay Station
Did You Know?
From Yavapai Point on the South Rim of the Grand Canyon, the drop to
the Colorado River below is 4,600 feet (1,400 m). The elevation at
river level is 2,450 feet (750 m) above sea level. Without the Colorado
River, a perennial river in a desert environment, the Grand Canyon would
not exist.
Kayakers brave rapid waters in Colorado’s Black Canyon of the Gunnison
National Park. As it has for eons, water continues to carve the gorge,
known for its unmatched combination of narrow opening, sheer walls, and
startling depths.
Grand Canyon Photos
Of the five million people that travel to the Grand Canyon
each year, most only view the canyon from a few select viewing points.
Get off the beaten path with the Grand Canyon Photo Gallery.watch video:
http://article.wn.com/view/2012/07/18/Funding_is_sought_to_add_land_to_Yosemite/
4:54
Yosemite Landslide CoverageTLC’s Earth’s Fury landslide coverage, Yosemite National Park…published: 05 May 200921:47
Lightly on the LandLightly on the Land - Federal Highway Administration 2004 - - From the FHWA, in cooperatio…published: 31 Jul 201014:49
Yosemite - Part 16 “Road Tour Through This Ancient Land”Our final time spent in Yosemite would be this scenic road tour through the Tioga Pass at …published: 19 Jul 20129:16
YOSEMITE MONO LAKE PAIUTES PART 1This is a slide show documenting the Yosemite Mono Lake Paiutes of Yosemite National Park….published: 23 Sep 20115:00
Wet Plate Photography - Yosemite 2003This video is a collection of short clips from my trip to Yosemite with some of my wet pla…published: 26 Nov 20093:11
Yosemite LandYosemite Land NL Dart G Over foothills of Dry forest land GD Through a hidden pass revels …published: 11 Nov 20119:41
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1. How Yosemite Got Its Name (02:16)
2. Alfred Runte on Visiting the Parks as a Child (00:48)
3. John Muir and Theodore Roosevelt in Yosemite (06:14)
4. Dayton Duncan on the Human Connection to Nature (00:57)
5. Mark Twain and Hawai’I Volcanoes National Park (06:34)
6. Gerard Baker on the Indian Idea of Sacredness (00:33)
7. The Kolb Brothers and the Grand Canyon (04:39)
8. Glen and Bessie Hyde and Their Trip Through Grand Canyon (09:18)
9. Denali: The First Climbers (03:08)
10. John Hope Franklin on Traveling to Parks with his Family (01:09)
11. Chiura Obata, a Painter of Yosemite (04:53)
12. Adolph Murie and the Story of Wolves in the Parks (05:48)
13. Biscayne Bay: Attempted Development (04:49)
14. Clay Jenkinson on Thomas Jefferson, Nature and the Parks (00:52)
15. Grand Canyon and the Antiquities Act (03:40)
16. Mesa Verde and the Discovery of the Cliff Dwellings (05:19)
17. John Muir’s Early Life (03:22)
18. The Cavalry’s Challenges Protecting California’s Parks (01:16)
19. A Yellowstone Poacher Becomes a Big Story (01:59)
20. Theodore Roosevelt Speaks at the Yellowstone Arch (01:45)
21. Theodore Roosevelt and the Grand Canyon (01:02)
22. Stephen Mather’s Mountain Party (03:36)
23. Stephen Mather Tributes (01:04)
24. Alaskans Protest New Protected Lands (02:39)
25. Wolves Return to Yellowstone (02:13)
Browse Search & Explore for more video clips
1. George Caitlin (01:26)
2. Madison Junction Campfire (05:03)
3. Ice Chief (07:29)
4. Grinnell and Glacier National Park (02:48)
5. Oliver Lipincott and Yosemite National Park (02:28)
6. Eve of Estes (01:25)
7. Isle Royale (02:28)
8. Virgin Islands (02:26)
9. Elizabeth Titus Putnam & Student Conservation Association (03:21)
http://www.pbs.org/nationalparks/watch-video/#642
Untold Stories, This Is America, and Park Timeline: (Scroll through selections and click to view clip.)
1. Untold Stories - City Kids in National Parks (13:17)
2. Untold Stories - Manzanar (14:22)
3. Untold Stories - Mount Rushmore (09:29)
4. Untold Stories - San Antonio Missions (12:07)
5. Untold Stories - Yosemite’s Buffalo Soldiers (11:28)
6. This Is America (44:20)
7. The Creation of the Parks: a Timeline (08:51)
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TIPITAKA மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை (contd)
Dhammapada Verse 323 Hatthacariyapubbaka Bhikkhu Vatthu-The Right Vehicle To Nibbana
Verse 323. The Right Vehicle To Nibbana
Surely not on mounts like these
one goes the Unfrequented Way
as one by self well-tamed
is tamed and by the taming goes.
Explanation: Indeed, not be any means of transport can one
go to the place one has never been before, but by thoroughly taming
oneself, the tamed one can get to that place - Nibbana.
1. The tamed one: One, who having first controlled the senses, has later
developed Magga Insight. (The Commentary)
The Story of the Bhikkhu Who Had Been a Trainer of Elephants
While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (323) of
this book, with reference to a bhikkhu who had previously been an elephant
trainer.
On one occasion, some bhikkhus saw an elephant trainer and his elephant on
the bank of the river Aciravati. As the trainer was finding it difficult to
control the elephant, one of the bhikkhus, who was an ex-elephant trainer, told
the other bhikkhus how it could be easily handled. The elephant trainer hearing
him did as told by the bhikkhu, and the elephant was quickly subdued. Back at
the monastery, the bhikkhus related the incident to the Buddha. The Buddha
called the ex-elephant trainer bhikkhu to him and said, “O vain bhikkhu,
who is yet far away from Magga and Phala ! You do not gain anything by taming
elephants. There is no one who can get to a place where one has never been
before (i.e.. Nibbana) by taming elephants; only one who has tamed himself can
get there.”
Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
| Verse 323: Indeed, not by any means of transport (such as elephants and horses) can one go to the place one has never been before (i.e., Nibbana); but by thoroughly taming oneself, the tamed one can get to that place (i.e., Nibbana). SF Bay Area Aquariums 
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TIPITAKA மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை (contd)
Dhammapada Verses 320, 321 and 322 Attadanta Vatthu-Verse 320. The Buddha’s Endurance-Verse 321. The Disciplined Animal-Verse 322. The Most Disciplined Animal
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Verse 320. The Buddha’s Endurance
Explanation: I will endure the words of the unvirtuous, who |
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Verse 321. The Disciplined Animal
Explanation: It is the disciplined animal (elephant or horse) |
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Verse 322. The Most Disciplined Animal
Explanation: When well trained, mules are useful. Sindu thoroughbreds |
Dhammapada Verses 320, 321 and 322
Attadanta VatthuAham nagova sangame
capato patitam saram
ativakyam titikkhissam
dussilo hi bahujjano.Dantam nayanti samitim
dantam raja’ bhiruhati
danto settho manussesu
yo’ tivakyam titikkhati.Varamassatara danta
ajaniya ca sindhava
kunjara ca mahanaga
attadanto tato varam.Verse 320: As an elephant in battlefield withstands the arrow shot from a
bow, so shall I endure abuse. Indeed, many people are without morality.Verse 321: Only the trained (horses and elephants) are led to gatherings of
people; the King mounts only the trained (horses and elephants). Noblest among
men are the tamed, who endure abuse.Verse 322: Mules, thoroughbred horses, horses from Sindh, and great elephants
are noble only when they are trained; but one who has tamed himself (through
Magga Insight) is far nobler.
On Subduing Oneself
While residing at the Ghositarama monastery, the Buddha uttered Verses (320),
(321) and (322) of this book, with reference to the patience and endurance
manifested by himself when abused by the hirelings of Magandiya, one of the
three queens of King Udena.Once, the father of Magandiya, being very much impressed by the personality
and looks of the Buddha, had offered his very beautiful daughter in marriage to
Gotama Buddha. But the Buddha refused his offer and said that he did not like to
touch such a thing which was full of filth and excreta, even with his feet. On
hearing this remark both Magandiya’s father and mother discerning the truth of
the remark attained Anagami Fruition. Magandiya, however, regarded the Buddha as
her arch enemy and was bent on having her revenge on him.Later, she became one of the three queens of King Udena. When Magandiya heard
that the Buddha had come to Kosambi, she hired some citizens and their servants
to abuse the Buddha when he entered the city on an alms-round. Those hirelings
followed the Buddha and abused him using such abusive words as ‘thief, fool,
camel, donkey, one bound for niraya’. Hearing those abusive words, the Venerable
Ananda pleaded with the Buddha to leave the town and go to another place. But
the Buddha refused and said, “In another town also we might be abused
and it is not feasible to move out every time one is abused. It is better to
solve a problem in the place where it arises. I am like an elephant in a
battlefield; like an elephant who withstands the arrows that come from all
quarters, I also will bear patiently the abuses that come from people without
morality.”Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
Verse 320: As an elephant in battlefield
withstands the arrow shot from a bow, so shall I endure abuse. Indeed,
many people are without morality.Verse 321: Only the trained (horses and elephants)
are led to gatherings of people; the King mounts only the trained
(horses and elephants). Noblest among men are the tamed, who endure
abuse.Verse 322: Mules, thoroughbred horses, horses from
Sindh, and great elephants are noble only when they are trained; but
one who has tamed himself (through Magga Insight) is far nobler.
At the end of the discourse, those who had abused the Buddha realized their
mistake and came to respect him; some of them attained Sotapatti Fruition.
Photography in San Francisco
watch
http://investigation.discovery.com/videos/alcatraz-videos/
http://vimeo.com/1635766
This was an HDR time-lapse from Twin Peaks. It
was a glorious moment because mother nature was behaving, unlike the
last 2 early morning efforts where I was too fogged in. I was also
shooting with my new Nikon D700 and a new 14-24mm ultrawide which is
just a great combo since the D700 is a full frame camera!San Francisco Walks & Hikes - Photos
Photos
of self-guided walks throughout San Francisco and the Bay Area. If you
came to San Francisco with the intent to just walk, you’d have days of
discovery and enjoyment. Unlike hot climates where summer heat makes
walking prohibitive . . . or rainy climes where duckies and mud might be
the norm . . . San Francisco’s weather is an ideal blend of clear days
and subsequent, cooling fog.San Francisco Neighborhood Photos
Photos
of San Francisco neighborhoods. The districts of San Francisco imbue
the city with its diverse colors, flavors and character. Although the
precise delineations can be hazy, the ethnic and demographic
distinctions are often vivid . . . between the Mission and the Marina,
between the Outer Sunset and North Beach.watch
http://videos.howstuffworks.com/howstuffworks/78-how-san-francisco-works-san-francisco-city-guide-video.htm
How San Francisco Works: San Francisco City Guide
San Francisco Attractions & Landmarks
Photos
of San Francisco Landmarks. San Francisco is studded with immediately
identifiable icons, such as the Golden Gate Bridge. This picture gallery
will expand to include some of the more familiar images around San
Francisco, and also the lesser known attractions and places of interest
around the San Francisco Bay Area.Watch
http://sfist.com/2012/05/28/did_you_see_last_nights_golden_gate.php
Video: Golden Gate Bridge 75th Anniversary Fireworks Show!!
Fireworks cascade downward from the Golden Gate Bridge as part of the
span’s 75th anniversary celebration on Sunday, May 27, 2012, in San
Francisco. (AP)We’re neither very interested nor typically emotional over firework displays, but last night’s Golden Gate Bridge 75th anniversary
fiery finale changed everything. It was pretty damn spectacular.
Starting out with a shower of sparks leaping from the the bridge, the
fireworks show blew up from there, gloriously. Check it out:http://family.go.com/video/slideshow-of-golden-gate-bridge-612414-v/
Slideshow of Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco Parks & Nature Scenes
Photos
of San Francisco parks, nature and art works. One of the benefits and
joys of living in the San Francisco Bay Area is the overwhelming natural
beauty. From city parks to wilderness areas outside the city — trails,
wildlife, geological landmarks are all within a short walk, ride or
drive from the city.San Francisco Event Photos
Photos
of San Francisco events. Street fairs, festivals and public
competitions take place throughout the year in San Francisco. Some
events, like Bay to Breakers, attract hundreds of thousands of
participants and spectators. Others, like the St. Stupid’s Day Parade or
the Bring Your Own Big Wheel race, are often an accidental encounter
for tourists or newcomers who don’t know about these annual San
Francisco traditions.watch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkLfnB9jbIg
Bay Area Photos - Beyond SF
The
photos here include attractions, events, parks, and walking tours from
around the Bay Area — beyond the city limits of San Francisco.watch
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=50W-OX6qVUg
San Francisco Bay Area Scenic Flight
A scenic flight over San Francisco and featuring the Golden Gate bridge.
Music: Loro by Pinback. Many thanks to Bob Spofford for the flight.videos of San Francisco Alcatraz, Neighborhood, Twin Peaks,The Museums, Chinatown / North Beach, Haight Ashbury / Mission District, City Hall, The Ferry Building,Palace of Fine Arts / Exploratorium, The cemeteries.
The Palace of Fine Arts: 1915
The Palace of Fine Arts with daytime reflection
Colonnades
A view from inside
Evening with reflection from pond
Rotunda lit
Exposed night shot
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- http://www.exploratorium.edu/tv/index.php?program=1265&project=103
San Francisco Ferry Building & Bay Bridge
San Francisco Streetcar - F Market
Market Bar - Embarcadero Side of Ferry Building
San Francisco Ferry Building Nave
Peets & Book Passage - San Francisco Ferry Building
Boulettes Larder - San Francisco Ferry Building
Ferry Plaza Wine Merchant
Recchiuti Confections - San Francisco Ferry Building
Cowgirl Creamery - San Francisco Ferry Building
Miette Patisserie - San Francisco Ferry Building
Imperial Tea Court - San Francisco Ferry Building
Tsar Nicoulai Caviar -
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xnm9yz_ferry-building-san-francisco-engagement-photo_shortfilms
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LRYhmtMKld4
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PPbT5e7zbA8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xnP9lJm1-2g
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sabbe satta bhavantu sukhi-tatta
TIPITAKA மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை (contd)
Dhammapada Verses 318 and 319 Titthiyasvaka Vatthu-Verse 318. Right And Wrong-Verse 319. Right Understanding
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Verse 318. Right And Wrong
Explanation: Those who take what is correct as incorrect, |
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Verse 319. Right Understanding
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Dhammapada Verses 318 and 319
Titthiyasvaka VatthuAvajje vajjamatino
vajje cavajjadassi no
micchaditthisamada
satta gacchanti duggatim.Vajjanca vajjato natva
avajjanca avajjato
sammaditthisamadana
satta gacchanti suggatim.Verse 318: Beings who imagine wrong in what is not wrong, who do not see
wrong in what is wrong, and who hold wrong views go to a lower plane of
existence (duggati).Verse 319: Beings who know what is wrong as wrong. who know what is right as
right, and who hold right views go to a happy plane of existence (suggati).
The Story of the Disciples of Non-Buddhist Ascetics
While residing at the Nigrodarama monastery, the Buddha uttered Verses (318)
and (319) of this book, with reference to some disciples of the Titthis
(non-Buddhist ascetics).The disciples of the Titthis did not want their children to mix with the
children of the followers of the Buddha. They often told their children,
“Do not go to the Jetavana monastery, do not pay obeisance to the bhikkhus
of the Sakyan clan.” On one occasion, while the Titthi boys were playing
with a Buddhist boy near the entrance to the Jetavana monastery, they felt very
thirsty. As the children of the disciples of the Titthis had been told by their
parents not to enter a Buddhist monastery, they asked the Buddhist boy to go to
the monastery and bring some water for them. The young Buddhist boy went to pay
obeisance to the Buddha after he had had a drink of water, and told the Buddha
about his friends who were forbidden by their parents to enter a Buddhist
monastery. The Buddha then told the boy to tell the non-Buddhist boys to come
and have water at the monastery. When those boys came, the Buddha gave them a
discourse to suit their various dispositions. As a result, those boys became
established in faith in the Three Gems i.e., the Buddha, the Dhamma and the
Samgha.When the boys went home, they talked about their visit to the Jetavana
monastery and about the Buddha teaching them the Three Gems. The parents of the
boys, being ignorant, cried, “Our sons have been disloyal to our faith,
they have been ruined,” etc. Some intelligent neighbours advised the
wailing parents to stop weeping and to send their sons to the Buddha. Somehow,
they agreed and the boys as well as their parents went to the Buddha.The Buddha knowing why they had come spoke to them in verse as
follows:
Verse 318: Beings who imagine wrong in what is not
wrong, who do not see wrong in what is wrong, and who hold wrong views
go to a lower plane of existence (duggati).Verse 319: Beings who know what is wrong as wrong.
who know what is right as right, and who hold right views go to a
happy plane of existence (suggati).
At the end of the discourse all those people came to be established in faith
in the Three Gems, and after listening to the Buddha’s further discourses, they
subsequently attained Sotapatti Fruition.End of Chapter Twenty-Two: Niraya
Disneyland Train
Disneyland Rides Main Street USA
City Hall
Fire Engine
Omnibus
Disneyland Rides Main Street USA
Horse-Drawn Streetcars
Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln
Disneyland Parade: Mickey’s Soundsational Parade
Disneyland Fireworks
Streets Inside Disneyland
Big Thunder TrailEast Center Street/West Center Street
East Plaza Street/West Plaza Street
Esplanade
Front Street
Main Street
Matterhorn Way
Mill View Lane
Neighborhood Lane
New Orleans Street
Orleans Street & Royal Street
Small World Way
Tomorrowland Way
The Disneyland Encyclopedia
Attractions at the Disneyland Resort
- Alice in Wonderland
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Follow
the White Rabbit down the rabbit hole into the topsy-turvy realm of
Wonderland where cats disappear into thin air, giant flowers sing and
the spiteful Queen of Hearts commands a mad army of playing cards.- Animation Academy
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Learn the secrets of how to draw a classic Disney Character with a hands-on lesson from a Disney artist!
- Astro Orbitor
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
Blast
off into the outer reaches of the solar system on this retro rocket
ride. Orbit the spiraling planets in your sleek ship that dips up and
down at your command!- Autopia
- Height:32″ (81 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
Take
the wheel and whirl around the tracks of this fun-filled roadway where
you can get glimpses of the world from the car’s perspective! Drivers of
almost all ages can experience the thrill of putting their pedal to the
metal on this imaginative motorway.- The Bakery Tour
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Adults
- Learn
the secrets of the 150-year-old process used to bake sourdough bread
while enjoying a glass-walled tour of the Boudin Bakery. Hosted by
Boudin® Bakery.- Big Thunder Mountain Railroad
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Hold
on to your hats and glasses, because you’re about to board a runaway
mine train through twisting desert canyons, creaking mine shafts and
pitch-black bat caverns on “the wildest ride in the wilderness!”- Big Thunder Ranch
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Meet
and pet adorable barnyard animals, such as cows, goats, sheep, donkeys
and pigs on an idyllic western ranch right out of the 1880s. Presented
by Brawny.- Buzz Lightyear Astro Blasters
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Help
save the galaxy when Buzz Lightyear recruits you as a Space Ranger to
thwart the Evil Emporer Zurg! Spin, twist and turn as you shoot lasers
at Zurg’s bad robots to keep them from carrying out his evil plan to
steal the batteries from good toys everywhere.- California Screamin’
- Height:48″ (122 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Shoot
forward up a steep incline and start screaming as you rip through the
air on this tubular ride! While it might look like a turn-of-the-century
wooden coaster, this state-of-the-art steel superstructure is ready to
rock you on Paradise Pier.- Captain EO Starring Michael Jackson
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- An
enhanced version of the classic 3-D film musical Captain EO starring
Michael Jackson, is back. Fans of all ages can experience the magic of
this innovative film.- Casey Jr. Circus Train
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers
- All
aboard Casey Jr. for a charming ride around Storybook Land inside an
adorable miniature circus train complete with passenger cars that
resemble wild animal cages.- Character Close-Up
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Character Close-Up is an exhibition of art from classic Disney animated movies, including the inventive Toy Story Zoetrope.
- Chip ‘n Dale Treehouse
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
Play
like nuts! Chip ‘n Dale, the nuttiest twosome in Mickey’s Toontown, are
having a party in their treehouse and you’re invited. Scurry up the
spiral staircase in this giant Redwood tree to check out the digs and
enjoy the views. Kids of all ages are welcome. Stay as long as you like!- Davy Crockett’s Explorer Canoes
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Explore
the Rivers of America in a canoe as you paddle your way around Pirate’s
Lair on Tom Sawyer Island in search of adventure.- Disney Animation
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Explore
the place dedicated to the art of bringing Disney characters to life,
from pencil to pixel! From learning to draw at the Animation Academy to
chatting with Crush from Disney·Pixar’s Finding Nemo in an exciting live show, learn the secrets of how animators bring their imagination to the screen.- The Disney Gallery
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Discover
the fascinating artistry behind Disney magic at The Disney Gallery on
Main Street, U.S.A. On display are authentic sketches, renderings and
models by legendary Disney artists and Imagineers.- Disney Junior – Live on Stage!
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers
Join favorite Disney Junior Characters and see new ones at this live, rollicking, musical adventure!
- Disneyland Monorail
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Ride
this “green” transportation system that rockets along a single rail
that circles the Disneyland Resort! Board at the Tomorrowland station or
the Downtown Disney District and sit back for a scenic trip.- Disneyland Railroad
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Board
an old-fashioned locomotive for a nostalgic trip around Disneyland
Park! These gorgeous Victorian-style trains stop at any of 4
destinations — Main Street U.S.A., New Orleans Square, Mickey’s Toontown
and Tomorrowland. So soak up the scenery on this grand circuit tour.- The Disneyland Story presenting Great Moments with Mr. Lincoln
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- The
Opera House hits a new high note with the return of this classic
attraction celebrating the 200th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln’s birth.
Learn about the Disneyland story and be inspired by the spectacular
speech of a man who changed the nation.- Disney Princess Fantasy Faire
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
- Walk
an enchanting pathway with scenic alcoves perfect for greeting favorite
Disney Princesses — including Snow White, Cinderella, Aurora and Mula- Disney’s Aladdin – A Musical Spectacular
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
The genie is out of the lamp in this exciting, Broadway-style musical based on the classic animated Disney film, Aladdin. Starring a spunky princess and an unstoppable street urchin, this stage show is a wish come true!
- Donald’s Boat
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
Attention
all would-be sailors! No one cries “fowl!” when you play on this
double-decker houseboat that resembles its owner. Climb the rope ladder,
scale the spiral staircase and help steer Donald’s pride and joy. Just
look for Donald’s sailor cap — you’ll quack up!- Duffy the Disney Bear
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
Mickey has just returned from a worldwide tour with his brand new, handmade teddy bear, Duffy. Come meet Duffy at Paradise Pier!
- Dumbo the Flying Elephant
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Soar
through the air aboard a most unusual airborne animal on this iconic
Disneyland Park attraction that recreates the magical spectacle of Dumbo
the Flying Elephant.- Enchanted Tiki Room
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Hear a tropical serenade sung by a delightful chorus of enchanted birds, flowers and Tiki statues. Presented by Dole®.
- Fantasmic!
- Height:Any Height
Mickey’s
active imagination sets the stage for this musical, pyrotechnic
spectacular where the forces of good and evil battle in his dreams!
Marvel at the stunning effects that erupt against the broad night sky as
beloved Disney Characters join the reverie.- Finding Nemo Submarine Voyage
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
Dive into the Tomorrowland Lagoon and discover the world of Finding Nemo!
As your whimsical Australian submarine sinks into the vibrant waters,
explore the undersea curiosities and follow Marlin as he searches for
Nemo through the perils that dwell in the ocean deeps.- Flik’s Flyers
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Hop
into a discarded food carton for a brief flight in Flik’s latest
invention! Fly in this contraption made of stitched leaves and twigs.
When you take a whirl, get a great view of “a bug’s land”!- Francis’ Ladybug Boogie
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Take a spin to a famous swing tune as you ride on the “back” of a
Francis ladybug! The ladybugs run ’round each other on a fabulous figure
8 track. Even though Francis is no lady, he can teach you to boogie
like a bug!- Frontierland Shootin’ Exposition
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Line
up your sights on one of a gallery of animated targets and squeeze the
trigger of your infrared-light rifle. Hit a target to see and hear
entertaining animated effects.- Gadget’s Go Coaster
- Height:35″ (89 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
Tumble,
twist and turn on this gentle rollercoaster ride created by that
inventive mouse from the Rescue Rangers, Gadget Hackwrench. Fashioned
from found objects, this coaster is one crazy invention sure to delight!
Presented by Sparkle.- Games of the Boardwalk
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Step
right up, ladies and gentlemen, and test your skill at one or all of
these turn-of-the-century-style games! Journey back to a time when the
midway was the best way to find fun. Rub your lucky rabbit’s foot or
kiss a four-leaf clover and let the games begin!- Golden Zephyr
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Soar
around the gleaming red tower in a shining spaceship! Hearken back to
the 1920’s movie matinees when science fiction heroes saved the skies in
sleek silver ships that sailed through space. Imagine battling your own
Martian invaders as you fly into the future!- Goofy’s Playhouse
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
Check
out the goofy goings-on at this most unusual house! See what’s growing
in Goofy’s garden, take a peek at his pumpkin patch, slide and climb all
around the yard. Then walk through Goofy’s house to check out the
unusual decorations, fun furniture and family photos.- Goofy’s Sky School
- Height:42″ (107 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- The
wild blue yonder will get a little wilder thanks to Goofy’s Sky School.
This coaster-style ride is frantic fun, and with Goofy as your flight
instructor, you know that you’re in for a wild ride!- Grizzly River Run
- Height:42″ (107 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Take
a ride on the wild side with Grizzly River Run — a white-water rafting
adventure along the rapids of the Grizzly River and up the mountain
ominously known as Grizzly Peak. Your journey culminates with a
thrilling plunge down a runaway river.- Haunted Mansion
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Enter,
Mortals, if you dare! The “Haunted Mansion” is the elegant home of 999
ghosts, ghouls and goblins who are just dying to meet you! Could you be
their 1000th gloom-mate? Climb aboard your Doom Buggy for an eerie tour
of the place where a most spirited celebration awaits!- Heimlich’s Chew Chew Train
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Heimlich
the Bavarian caterpillar invites you aboard his train for a sweet ride
through his meals, including a carrot, watermelon and animal crackers!- Indiana Jones Adventure
- Height:46″ (117 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Board
a rugged troop transport deep inside an overgrown ancient temple for an
unbelievable adventure filled with supernatural forces, screaming
mummies, giant snakes and the heroics of famed archeologist Indiana
Jones!- Innoventions
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Explore
the latest technologies with high-tech, interactive exhibits including
the Innoventions Dream Home, Project Tomorrow, the Xbox Experience, Say ‘Hello’ to Honda’s ASIMO and much more.- “it’s a small world”
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Board
“the happiest cruise that ever sailed” for a joyful voyage through
iconic scenes from around the globe as you are serenaded by dolls
representing children from every nation — all living together in perfect
harmony. Presented by Sylvania.- It’s Tough to Be a Bug!
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Wonder
what it’s like to be a bug? To have humans hunt you down at every turn
with sprays and magnifying glasses? Flik the ant invites you to view the
world through “bug eyes” to get a little perspective. We’d all be in
big trouble without bugs — and now you know why!- Jumpin’ Jellyfish
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Sail
straight up 40 feet into the air and drift back down like a jellyfish
in this experience that’s enough to make you jump for joy. With your
billowing parachute, ride in a giant jellyfish while a towering kelp
garden maintains the feeling that you are underwater.- Jungle Cruise
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Embark
on a guided tour aboard a tramp steamer deep into the unexplored
jungles of that world — filled with exotic animals and potential perils.- King Arthur Carrousel
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Gallop up and down on the back of one of 68 graceful white steeds as you recreate the legend of Camelot.
- King Triton’s Carousel
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- The
only horse you’ll find on this unique marine carousel is a seahorse.
Triton’s bejeweled, aquatic carousel also features colorful flying fish,
musical whales, dancing dolphins, silly sea lions and seaworthy music
to set them all spinning!- The Little Mermaid ~ Ariel’s Undersea Adventure
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:All Ages
- Journey
under the sea and find out exactly what it’s like to be part of Ariel’s
world on this sensational new attraction filled with music and favorite
characters from The Little Mermaid!- Luigi’s Flying Tires
- Height:32″ (81 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Float on a cushion of air aboard an oversized tire, thanks to Luigi from the Disney·Pixar movie Cars. Slide, glide and laugh as you lift slightly off the ground on a Fettuccini-brand tire.
- Mad Tea Party
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Spin round and round inside a giant multi-colored teacup as you celebrate a very merry unbirthday!
- Main Street Cinema
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Catch
a flick starring Mickey, Minnie and the rest of the gang in this old
fashioned movie house that plays film classics on 6 different screens.
Don’t miss the 1928 short Steamboat Willie, the first synchronized-sound cartoon, where Mickey and Minnie made their debut!- Main Street Vehicles
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Climb
aboard a vintage vehicle for a ride back in time. Whether it’s a fiery
red fire engine, a horse-drawn carriage or one of those new fangled
cars, there’s nothing like a Main Street U.S.A. vehicle for a one-way,
turn-of-the-century trip. Presented by National Car Rental.- The Many Adventures of Winnie the Pooh
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Bounce
up and down on a magical journey through the Hundred-Acre Woods for a
whimsical visit with Eeyore, Kanga, Roo, Rabbit, Piglet, Owl, Tigger and
most of all Winnie the Pooh!- Merida and Friends
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, All Ages
Come
to the Fairytale Garden in Disneyland Park to meet the adventurous
heroine Merida and the playful bear trio from Disney•Pixar’s movie Brave.- Mark Twain Riverboat
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Embark
on a 14-minute sightseeing voyage aboard an authentic recreation of the
glorious paddlewheel riverboats that steamed up and down the
Mississippi River in the 19th-century American wilderness.- Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree
- Height:32″ (81 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Come on down for a tow-tappin’ square dance hosted by Mater from the Disney·Pixar movie Cars! Board a trailer pulled by an adorable little tractor and swing in time to the lively music.
- Matterhorn Bobsleds
- Height:42″ (107 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Slide
down Matterhorn Mountain on a daring bobsled run past icy slopes,
through twisting caves, near plunging waterfalls, over stone bridges,
and maybe even experience a thrilling encounter with the legendary
abominable snowman.- Mickey’s Fun Wheel
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Sail
’round the glimmering face of iconic Mickey on this swing-sational
Ferris wheel! Ride in one of the traditional gondolas mounted to the
outer rim or dare to board one of the 16 “free-mounted” gondolas that
slip and slide back and forth along the inside spokes.- Mickey’s House and Meet Mickey
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
Glimpse
the inside of a star’s home! See how Mickey lives as you take a
self-guided tour through his living and work spaces packed with
artifacts from his daily life and brilliant career.- Minnie’s House
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
Drop
in for a visit to see that her house is as charming and cute as Minnie
herself. If you’re in the mood for food, cake’s already rising (and
falling!) in the oven. And whisper what you want at her Wishing Well —
Minnie’s voice returns good wishes to all!- Monsters, Inc. Mike & Sulley to the Rescue!
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Climb
aboard a Monstropolis City Cab and embark on a wild ride through the
streets of Monstropolis. Follow the escapades of Mike and Sulley as they
race to return Boo to her bedroom before the trucks, helicopters and
the Child Detection Agency find her first!- Mr. Toad’s Wild Ride
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Zig
and zag your way through a frenzied adventure aboard an out-of-control
vintage motorcar. Join Mr. Toad on a madcap journey through Toad Hall
and across the English countryside to “nowhere in particular.”- Muppet*Vision 3D
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Get
a zany, behind-the-scenes look at the Muppet’s new 3D special effects
laboratory in this wacky 3D film! Watch eye-popping pie slinging and
other “cheap shots” as Kermit, Miss Piggy and other Muppets show off the
latest in their cutting-edge, movie-making technology.- Peter Pan’s Flight
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Soar
from London to Never Land island in a flying pirate galleon and watch
the daring adventures of Peter Pan as he confronts his dreaded
arch-nemesis, Captain Hook.- Pinocchio’s Daring Journey
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
- Follow
the colorful misadventures of an enchanted wooden puppet who wishes to
be a real boy. Hop aboard a woodcarvers cart and journey to Geppetto’s
Toy Shop, Stromboli’s Puppet Theatre and Pleasure Island — then escape a
perilous encounter with Monstro the Whale.- Pirate’s Lair on Tom Sawyer Island
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Pirate
recruits are invited to sail on a raft across the Rivers of America for
jolly adventures on an island filled with twisting wilderness paths,
tree house lookouts and dark caverns filled with cursed treasure.- Pirates of the Caribbean
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- As
nighttime bruises the waters of the bayou, cruise deep into the caverns
where pirates carouse and behave most abominably. Fireflies light the
way as you discover the adventures of these pillaging privateers — not
to mention the shenanigans of Captain Jack Sparrow!- Pixie Hollow – Tinker Bell & Her Fairy Friends
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
- Shrink
down to the size of a fairy as you walk through an enchanted garden on
your way to a magical meeting with Tinker Bell herself — as well as her
pixie friends Silvermist, Iridessa, Fawn and Rosetta.- Princess Dot Puddle Park
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Don’t
be bugged if you get a little wet in this watery play area that
features more than one way to cool off. Play under the spray as an
oversized hose nozzle and giant spigot spurt water. Everyone from the
smallest larva to the biggest bug will think these jumbo garden gadgets
are cool!- Radiator Springs Racers
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
Kick
the fun into overdrive as you rocket through the desert landscape in a
thrilling auto racing competition and visit memorable locations from the
Disney·Pixar movie Cars. This massive new attraction is one the biggest rides ever at the Disneyland Resort!- Red Car Trolley
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Hop aboard the Red Car Trolley for a scenic ride down Buena Vista
Street and through Hollywood Land. With 4 convenient stops, you can use
these vintage trolleys for either transportation or leisurely
sightseeing.- Redwood Creek Challenge Trail
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
Swing on rope bridges, zip down slides, rock climb and explore in
this outdoor recreational area. Follow clues left by Russell and his dog
Dug, from Disney·Pixar’s Up, to earn Wilderness Explorer badges for your achievements! Some challenges have age and height requirements.- Roger Rabbit’s Car Toon Spin
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
Hail a wacky taxi for the ride of your life as you spin through — and we do mean through
— Toontown as you follow the hare-raising adventures of Roger Rabbit.
The Weasels threaten to “rub out” Jessica Rabbit with a big dose of the
deadly Dip. Can Roger stop them?- Sailing Ship Columbia
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Feel
the brisk wind upon your face as you explore the Rivers of America
aboard a full-scale replica of the first American ship to sail around
the world.- Silly Symphony Swings
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Swing
through the air in your musical chair as Mickey attempts to conduct a
barnyard orchestra in a storm! As the tornado takes hold, your seat
rises higher, the carnival top tipping this way and that with a sweeping
view of Disney California Adventure Park.- Sleeping Beauty Castle Walkthrough
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Explore
the winding passageways hidden inside Sleeping Beauty Castle and view
dazzling miniature vignettes that bring to life the classic tale of
Princess Aurora and her evil nemesis Maleficent from the movie Sleeping Beauty.- Snow White’s Scary Adventures
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Venture into dark forests, creepy castles, dank dungeons, dark mines and slippery cliffs as you relive frightful moments from Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. And, if you see an apple, don’t take a bite or it might be your last!
- Soarin’ Over California
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Soar
like an eagle on an exhilarating yet gentle simulated hang glider
flight over natural and manmade wonders from the State of California —
including the Golden Gate Bridge, Yosemite, Palm Springs, Malibu and
Disneyland Park.- Sorcerer’s Workshop
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Sorcerer’s
Workshop is an interactive journey through 3 themed realms that reveal
the magical secrets used to bring Disney animation to life.- Space Mountain
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
Rocket
into the outer reaches of darkest space on this high-speed thrill ride
that blasts into the future and back. Board a sleek space ship and aim
for the stars as Mission Control counts down to the most daring launch
of your life!- Splash Mountain
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Splash down into a musical adventure filled with delightful critters and down-home backwoods charm. Inspired by Song of the South,
Splash Mountain is a water flume voyage that culminates in a thrilling
approximately 5-story plunge into the dreaded briar patch.- Starcade
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
Score
big when you discover this galactic game spot. At this hotspot for
video hotshots, this video arcade delivers out-of-this-world fun for
everyone!- Star Tours – The Adventures Continue
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
The
power of the Force and the magic of Disney combine combine to create
this stellar, digital 3D experience. Take off on exciting adventures to
out-of-this-galaxy Star Wars destinations. With multiple storylines and locations, riding once is not enough!- Storybook Land Canal Boats
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
- Tour
charming miniature reproductions of locations from some of your
favorite Disney animated films aboard a brightly colored canal boat on a
delightful cruise through Storybook Land.- Rapunzel and Flynn Rider
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, All Ages
Have a brush with Rapunzel and Flynn Rider from Tangled, the Walt Disney Pictures film.
- Tarzan’s Treehouse
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens
- Climb
to towering heights above Adventureland and learn the tale of how
Tarzan was rescued as a baby, raised by a kindly gorilla and fell in
love with Jane. Colorful vignettes inside the massive tree house show
how Tarzan and Jane live in harmony with nature.- Toy Story Mania!
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Step
right up and become an honorary toy as you ride through these midway
games hosted by the beloved characters from Disney·Pixar’s Toy Story! Toss eggs, pop balloons, throw pies and more. From expert to beginner, everyone’s a winner!- Tuck and Roll’s Drive ‘Em Buggies
- Height:36″ (91 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids
- Drive
yourself buggy as you bump into others under the circus tent at P.T.
Flea’s circus. The acrobatic Tuck & Roll from Disney·Pixar’s A Bug’s Life put on quite a show while you are along for the ride.- Turtle Talk with Crush
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Pre-schoolers, Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults, All Ages
- Grab
some shell and take part in a righteous interactive chat with Crush,
the totally awesome sea turtle from the Disney·Pixar film, “Finding
Nemo.”- The Twilight Zone Tower of Terror
- Height:40″ (102 cm) or Taller
- Ages:Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Dare
to explore the horrors of the once-glamorous Hollywood Tower Hotel.
Take the elevator ride of your life and find out what happened that
fateful night when lightning struck — in The Twilight Zone!- Walt Disney Imagineering Blue Sky Cellar
- Height:Any Height
- Ages:Kids, Pre-teens & Teens, Adults
- Get
a special preview of the new attractions and entertainment coming to
Disney California Adventure Park. Learn about the creative process used
by Walt Disney Imagineers to develop future attractions.
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Tipitaka network … his life, his acts, his words
sabbe satta bhavantu sukhi-tatta
TIPITAKA மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை (contd)
Dhammapada Verse 314 Issapakata Itthi Vatthu Verse 315
Sambahulabhikkhu Vatthu Verses 316 and 317
Nigantha Vatthu-Verse 314. Good Deeds Never Make You Repent-Verse 315. Guard The Mind-Verse 316. False Beliefs Lead To Hell-Verse 317. Fear And Fearlessness In Wrong Places
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Verse 314. Good Deeds Never Make You Repent
Explanation: It is better not to do an evil deed; an evil |
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Verse 315. Guard The Mind
Explanation: As a border town is guarded both inside and outside, |
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Verse 316. False Beliefs Lead To Hell
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Verse 317. Fear And Fearlessness In Wrong Places
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Dhammapada Verse 314
Issapakata Itthi VatthuAkatam dukkatam seyyo
paccha tappati dukkatam
katanca sukatam seyyo
yam katva nanutappati.Verse 314: It is better not to do an evil deed; an evil deed torments one
later on. It is better to do a good deed as one does not have to repent for
having done it.
The Story of a Woman of Jealous Disposition
While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (314) of
this book, with reference to a woman who was by nature very jealous.Once, a woman with a very strong sense of jealousy lived with her husband in
Savatthi. She found that her husband was having an affair with her maid. So one
day, she tied up the girl with strong ropes, cut off her ears and nose, and shut
her up in a room. After doing that, she asked her husband to accompany her to
the Jetavana monastery. Soon after they left, some relatives of the maid arrived
at their house and found the maid tied up and locked up in a room. They broke
into the room, untied her and took her to the monastery. They arrived at the
monastery while the Buddha was expounding the Dhamma. The girl related to the
Buddha what her mistress had done to her, how she had been beaten, and how her
nose and ears had been cut off. She stood in the midst of the crowd for all to
see how she had been mistreated. So the Buddha said, “Do no evil,
thinking that people will not know about it. An evil deed done in secret, when
discovered, will bring much pain and sorrow; but a good deed may be done
secretly, for it can only bring happiness and not sorrow.”Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
Verse 314: It is better not to do an evil deed; an
evil deed torments one later on. It is better to do a good deed as one
does not have to repent for having done it.
At the end of the discourse the couple attained Sotapatti Fruition.
Dhammapada Verse 315
Sambahulabhikkhu VatthuNagaram yatha paccantam
guttam santarabahiram
evam gopetha attanam1
khano vo ma upaccaga
khanatita hi socanti
nirayamhi samappita.Verse 315: As a border town is guarded both inside and outside, so guard
yourself. Let not the right moment go by for those who miss this moment come to
grief when they fall into niraya.
1. evam gopetha attanam: so guard yourself; i.e., to guard the internal as
well as the external senses. The six internal senses (sense bases) are eye, ear,
nose, tongue, body and mind; the six external senses (sense objects) are visible
object, sound, odour, taste, touch and idea.
The Story of Many Bhikkhus
While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verse (315) of
this book, with reference to a group of bhikkhus who spent the vassa in a border
town.In the first month of their stay in that border town, the bhikkhus were well
provided and well looked after by the townsfolk. During the next month the town
was plundered by some robbers and some people were taken away as hostages. The
people of the town, therefore, had to rehabilitate their town and reinforce
fortifications. Thus, they were unable to look to the needs of the bhikkhus as
much as they would like to and the bhikkhus had to fend for themselves. At the
end of the vassa, those bhikkhus came to pay homage to the Buddha at the
Jetavana monastery in Savatthi. On learning about the hardships they had
undergone during the vassa, the Buddha said to them “Bhikkhus, do not
keep thinking about this or anything else; it is always difficult to have a
carefree, effortless living. Just as the townsfolk guard their town, so also, a
bhikkhu should be on guard and keep his mind steadfastly on his body.”Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
Verse 315: As a border town is guarded both inside and
outside, so guard yourself. Let not the right moment go by for those
who miss this moment come to grief when they fall into niraya.
At the end of the discourse those bhikkhus attained arahatship.
Dhammapada Verses 316 and 317
Nigantha VatthuAlajjitaye lajjanti
lajjitaye na lajjare
micchaditthisamadana
satta gacchanti duggatim.Abhaye thayadassino
bhaye cabhayadassino
micchaditthisamadana
satta gacchanti duggatim.Verse 316: Those beings who are ashamed of what should not be ashamed of, who
are not ashamed of what should be ashamed of, and who hold wrong views go to a
lower plane of existence (duggati).Verse 317: Those beings who see danger in what is not dangerous, who do not
see danger in what is dangerous, and who hold wrong views go to a lower plane of
existence (duggati).
The Story of the Nigantha Ascetics
While residing at the Jetavana monastery, the Buddha uttered Verses (316) and
(317) of this book, with reference to Nigantha ascetics, who covered only the
front part of their bodies.One day, some Niganthas went on an alms-round with their bowls covered with a
piece of cloth. Some bhikkhus seeing them commented, “These Nigantha
ascetics who cover the front part of the body are more respectable compared to
those Acelaka ascetics who go about without wearing anything.” Hearing this
comment, those ascetics retorted, “Yes, indeed, we do cover up our front
part (by covering our bowls); but we cover it up not out of shame in going
naked. We only cover up our bowls to keep away dust from our food, for even dust
contains life in it.”When the bhikkhus reported what the Nigantha ascetics said, the Buddha
replied, “Bhikkhus, those ascetics who go about covering only the front
part of their bodies are not ashamed of what they should be ashamed of, but they
are ashamed of what they should not be ashamed of; because of their wrong view
they would only go to bad destinations.”Then the Buddha spoke in verse as follows:
Verse 316: Those beings who are ashamed of what
should not be ashamed of, who are not ashamed of what should be
ashamed of, and who hold wrong views go to a lower plane of existence
(duggati).Verse 317: Those beings who see danger in what is
not dangerous, who do not see danger in what is dangerous, and who
hold wrong views go to a lower plane of existence (duggati).
At the end of the discourse many Nigantha ascetics became frightened and
joined the Buddhist Order.
Seeing Stars: The Studio Tours
100 Universal City Plaza,
Universal City, CA./ (818) 508-9600
Universal is unique among the various
Hollywood studio tours because their tour is only one part of a much larger
theme park experience.I’ll review Universal Studios Hollywood
in general on another page. (To read it, click
here.) This article will deal solely with the studio tour.In studio lingo, the “front lot” is where
you’ll find sound stages and offices, while the “back lot” is
where you’ll find the large outdoor sets that the public tends to think
of when they hear the words “movie studio”. These big back lots
are an endangered species in these days of on-location filming. Universal
Studios and Warner Bros are the only two studios which still have large
“back lots” filled with colorful sets.As such, their tours tend to be more interesting
than those at the other studios (e.g. Sony & Paramount, where what
visitors mostly see are the exteriors of sound stages). And because of
the large size of their back lots, both Warner Bros and Universal use trams
in their tour (while Sony and Paramount offer walking-only tours.) The
good side of this is that is the trams save visitors a good deal of walking.
The drawback is that a tram-based tour can seem more removed from the reality
of movie-making, and less personal than a walking tour.Warner Bros manages
to get around this potential drawback in two ways. First, they use tiny,
golf cart-sized vehicles, which limit the size of the tour group to an
intimate number of visitors - so that guests can easily ask questions of
their tour guide. Second, they allow visitors to get off the tram and explore
the “front lot” on foot, taking a peak inside places like the
wardrobe and prop departments, and seeing inside the sound stages. Guests
are even allowed to visit the current sets on foot at WB. The Universal
tour trams, on the other hand, are huge, noisy vehicles, which hold
hundreds of passengers on each trip. And, for better or worse, guests are
stuck on those trams for the entire 45-minute tour. The trams slow down
to let guests get a good look at the various streets and sets, but they
never stop and let people explore them on foot. (Ages ago, when the studio
learned that guests’ main wish was to visit the sets on foot, the studio’s
reaction was to build a few fake “streets” up in the amusement
area, filled with shops and restaurants, where guests could spend money.
They are still there today: a French street, a Western street, etc.)On the other hand, Universal spiced up their
tour with something that Warner Bros doesn’t try to offer: special effects
and unique “rides” within the tram ride. Not very authentic,
perhaps, but still entertaining. Like Universal Studios Hollywood itself,
the tram tour is part authentic studio tour and part show-biz razzle dazzle.
How you will react to this depends upon what you’re looking for. If you
want your studio tour spiced up with jumping mechanical sharks and simulated
earthquakes, Universal is the place to be. If you’re looking for authenticity
and Hollywood history, Warner Bros is the best bet.(However, Universal is now offering a new VIP
tour, which provides an experience similar to Warners, and offers a
much more intimate look at the movie-making side of the studio - albeit
at a high price. More about that later.)But enough with comparisons… Let’s get to the tour
itself.
I shot this photo
in 2007 - looking down on the Universal back lot (with Burbank in the distance).
Copyright © 2012-Gary
Wayne
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Get an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at how your favorite movies and TV shows are made on the Studio Tour.
Learn
the secrets behind King Kong, The Mummy, The Klumps and other big
Hollywood blockbusters revealed at the new Special Effects Stages. You
may even get your very own starring role!
Take
adventure to the next dimension in the all-new Shrek 4-Dâ„¢ - the
attraction that puts you in the action with hair-raising, eye-popping,
and butt-busting effects so real, all your senses will be on ogre-time.
The
Simpsons are visiting Krustyland, the low-budget theme park created by
famed TV personality and shameless product huckster Krusty the Clown!
Universal’s
House of Horrors is a frightening, scream as you go, walk through
inspired by some of the greatest Universal horror movies of all time.
The Adventures of Curious George / Coke Soak
Have fun with Curious George as you both explore this themed play area for children, and the young at heart.
Inside
Cyberdyne Systems Corporation, you’ll witness the unveiling of the new
Terminator robots - until a live, human rebel strike erupts around you
in an all-out cyber war that’ll have you ducking for cover!
The
hit motion picture comes surging to life in a spectacular tidal wave of
death-defying stunts, awesome explosions and an ocean of thrills!
This shot is backstage and you can see the launch which the skyboat sits upon.
Come
see what happens when the world’s most talented animal stars take over
the show! You’re sure to laugh and be amazed at this live performance.
Who knows, you may even co-star!
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Treat yourself to the musical stylings of Jake, Elwood and the coolest blues band to ever take the stage!
Studio Center
Transformers: The Ride-3D is an immersive, next generation thrill ride blurring the line between fiction and reality.
Go
behind the scenes of Universal’s film legacy in this interactive
exhibit featuring authentic props, wardrobe and artifacts from past,
present and upcoming Universal productions.
Revenge of the Mummy - The Ride
Plunge
into the immortal terror of “The Mummy” on a roller coaster ride filled
with heart-pounding special effects and shocks at every turn!
Come
face-to-face with “living” dinosaurs, a 50-foot T-Rex, and a
treacherous plunge straight down an 84 foot vertical drop waterfall.
With 65 cool things to do, this truly is “The Entertainment Capital of LA”!
This October, the terror is real as Halloween Horror Nights comes to Universal Studios Hollywood.
At
this festival full of holiday cheer, you can celebrate with your little
ones, friends and family as you play in a winter playground of real
snow.
This article is about the district in Los Angeles. For information about the American film industry, see Cinema of the United States. For other uses, see Hollywood (disambiguation).
Hollywood — District of Los Angeles — The world-famous Hollywood Sign
Nickname(s): Tinseltown 
HollywoodLocation within Central Los Angeles
HollywoodLocation within Western Los Angeles
Coordinates: 34°6′0″N 118°20′0″W Country United States State California County County of Los Angeles City City of Los Angeles Incorporated 1903 Government • City Council Eric Garcetti, Tom LaBonge • State Assembly Mike Feuer (D), Vacant • State Senate Curren Price (D), Gilbert Cedillo (D) • U.S. House Xavier Becerra (D), Diane Watson (D), Henry Waxman (D) Area[1] • Total 24.96 sq mi (64.6 km2) Population (2000)[1] • Total 123,435 • Density 4,945/sq mi (1,909/km2) ZIP Code 90027, 90028, 90029, 90038, 90046, 90068 Area code(s) 323 Hollywood is a district in Los Angeles, California, United States situated west-northwest of downtown Los Angeles.[2] Due to its fame and cultural identity as the historical center of movie studios and movie stars, the word Hollywood is often used as a metonym of American cinema. Even though much of the movie industry has dispersed into surrounding areas such as West Los Angeles and the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys, significant auxiliary industries, such as editing, effects, props, post-production, and lighting companies remain in Hollywood, as does the backlot of Paramount Pictures.
As a district within the Los Angeles city limits, Hollywood does not
have its own municipal government. There was an official, appointed by
the Hollywood Chamber of Commerce, who served as an honorary “Mayor of Hollywood” for ceremonial purposes only. Johnny Grant held this position from 1980 until his death on January 9, 2008.[3] No replacement for Grant has been named.http://www.themeparkinsider.com/reviews/photo.cfm?id=1051&park=1
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Transformers: The Ride 3D: The Grand Opening of Transformers: The Ride 3D at Universal Studios Hollywood, May 24, 2012. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Megatron battles Optimus Prime, in one of the climactic scenes of
Transformers: The Ride. Notice the real props positioned in front of the
rear-projection 3D screen. (Image is projected in 2D for this still
photograph.) Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Additional detail on the ceiling of the ride as you approach the unload
station - detail only best seen when walking through the ride with the
lights on. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The one tactile Decepticon in the ride - the remains of Megatron,
hanging horizontally above the track. Watch his eyes when you’re on the
ride. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Here’s more of the wreckage detail from the final scene - detail most
riders will miss as their attention turns to the screen with Optimus
Prime on the other side of the track. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The screen where Bumblebee and Sideswipe fight for the Allspark. The
real helicopter in the foreground will blend with additional helicopters
on the screen. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
James and Oliver Phelps, the Weasley twins from the Harry Potter films,
offer a Butterbeer toast during the announcement of Universal Studios
Hollywood’s Wizarding World of Harry Potter on Dec. 6, 2012. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
Formerly home of the Muensters, now home to one of the Desperate
Housewives of Wisteria Lane, on the Universal Studios Hollywood backlot.
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
One of the many posters of Krustyland’s “attractions”… this one is of
Captain Dinosaur’s Pirate Rip-off… wait time: 300 minutes! Photo submitted by Brandon Mendoza
(King Kong building in background) Photo submitted by Marcos Raxtun
On-ride image from the beginning of The Simpsons Ride, as Sideshow Bob
prepares to send the Simpsons to their doom. (Image courtesy Universal.)
Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The over-enthusiastic Barber at Halloween Horror Nights Hollywood is
waiting for you!! He gives the closest shaves in all of London! Photo submitted by Eric Bell
This was the 2nd stunt at Fear Factor Live. In this part of the
competition, the challengers had to drink a special fear factor smoothie
made of pig organs, live insects, and a bunch of other fun treats. It’s
definately a fun thing to watch. Photo submitted by Ally Pascua
Brendan Fraser, right, and Arnold Vosloo blow open the door to
Universal Studios Hollywood’s “Revenge of the Mummy – The Ride” on June
24, 2004. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The treasure room. The darkened screen to the left will feature the
show animation in this scene. Taken during a pre-opening
behind-the-scenes tour of the ride. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
The Revenge of the Mummy coaster track viewed from the scarab invasion
scene, looking back into the ride. Taken during a pre-opening
behind-the-scenes tour of the ride. Photo submitted by Robert Niles
This is the Fear Factor Live Show. Guests volunteer and go one on one
against other them park guests. This is the hanging stunt. The last
person to remain hanging with this stunt. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
Universal Studios’ have neighbors and they live right next door. Disney
Studios, Warner Brothers, and the NBC Studios are here in the Eastern
San Fernando Valley. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
After going through Universal Studios Hollywood, relax at Universal
Citywalk. It’s just right next door, and a lot of places to eat, watch
movies, and have fun. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
HERE IS THE INTERIOR OF THE TRAM. THE STUDIO TOUR GUIDE IS ON BOARD ON
THE MONITORS TO SHOW ON ALL 4 CARS. THIS 45 MIN TO 1 HOUR RIDE WILL TAKE
YOU TO UNIVERSAL’S BACKLOT. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
NO, THE PLANE DID NOT CRASH ONTO UNIVERSAL STUDIOS LOT. THE PLANE WAS
USED FOR A, HUSH HUSH, MOVIE COMING THIS SUMMER CALLED, “THE WAR OF THE
WORLDS”. IT WILL BE DIRECTED BY STEVEN SPIELBERG AND STARRING TOM
CRUISE. WATCH FOR THIS IN THE MOVIES. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
Revenge of the Mummy: The Ride. This is a 16 passenger car. Guests will
encounter Imhotep, the mummy, and ride in the dark, pitch black. Beware
of the scarab beetles, and Imhotep’s Curse. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
If you’re planning to go to Universal Studios, please don’t miss the #1
Show in the World, WaterWorld. WaterWorld show was better than the
movie. Explosions here and there. You and actors are part of the show.
Let the Mariner save the day. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
If you’re in Hollywood, you got to act like a star. Walk down Universal
Studios’s own red carpet to the theme park. Today you’re going to be
the star!! Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
CYBERDYNE SYSTEMS. Home of the Terminator. John Connor and Sarah
Connor, once again, must stop Skynet, T-1000, and the furious T-1
Million from destroying the human race. HASTA LA VISTA, BABY!!! Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This picture is on the “STARWAY”. Universal Studios Hollywood has two
separated lots, Upper and Lower. There are four escalators just to take
you down to the Lower Lot. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This is the Entrance to the “Back to the Future The Ride” Enter Doc
Brown’s Institute of Future Technology to help Doc catch Biff from
ruining th future. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This is the Super Tram approaching the Departure zone. The Super Tram
has 3 additional trams attached to the main car. Its approximate holding
is about 200 people. Please step, behind the red line! Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
Jurassic Park “River Adventure” is the wettest ride on the lot. You
will be on the rafts traveling thorugh Jurassic Park. This ride has a 84
foot waterfall. And if you are thinking of using Backdraft to dry you
off, it won’t work. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
This is the Studio Directory. You will see this in 4 places: The Main
entrance, the exit of the Studio Tour, the entrance of the starway, and
exiting the starway. The studio directory gives you time of shows, and
wait times for rides. Photo submitted by Ryan Milanio
http://www.seeing-stars.com/studios/index.shtml
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தஸ்ஸனா பஹாதப்பாஸவா
Katame ca, bhikkhave, āsavā dassanā pahātabbā? Idha, bhikkhave, assutavā கதமே சா பிக்காவே, ஆஸவா தஸ்ஸனா பஹாதப்பா? இத பிக்காவே, அஸுத்தவா புதுஜ்ஜனோ - அரியானம் அதஸ்ஸாவி ஆரியதம்மஸ்ஸா அகோவிதோ ஆரியதம்மே அவினிதோ, ஸப்புரிஸானம் அதஸ்ஸாவி ஸப்புரிஸதம்மஸ்ஸா அகோவிதோ ஸப்புரிஸதம்மே அவினிதோ- மானஸிக்காரண்யே தம்மே நப்பஜானதி, அமானிஸிக்காரண்யே தம்மே அப்பஜானதோ, ஏ தம்மா நா மானஸிக்காரண்யா, தே தம்மே மானஸி கரோதி, ஏ தம்மா மானஸிக்காரண்யா தே தம்மே மானஸி கரோதி. |
பார்வையால் கைவிடப்படவேண்டிய நொதித்தல்கள் And what are the fermentations to be abandoned by seeing? There is the case where an uninstructed, run-of-the-mill person — who has no regard for noble ones, is not well-versed or disciplined in their Dhamma, who has no regard for men of integrity, is not well-versed or disciplined in their Dhamma — does not discern what ideas are fit for attention or what ideas are unfit for attention. This being so, he does not attend to ideas fit for attention and attends [instead] to ideas unfit for attention. மற்றும் எந்த நொதித்தல்களை பார்வையால் கைவிடப்படவேண்டி இருக்கிறது? ஓர் அறிவுறுத்தப்படாத திரிகைப் பொறியமைவு ஓடிப்போ நபரின் நேர்வு - மேதக்கவர்களுக்கு அபிமானம் இல்லாதவர், நேர்மையான மனிதர்ளிடத்து அபிமானம் இல்லாதவர், எந்த எண்ணத்தையும் நுணுகிக் காண கவனம் செலுத்த அருகதை இருப்பது அல்லது அருகதை இல்லாதது என அவர்களின் தம்மாவை நன்குணராத அல்லது கட்டுப்பாடாடற்றவர். இது அப்படி இருத்தல், அவர் எந்த எண்ணத்தையும் நுணுகிக் காண கவனம் செலுத்த அருகதை இருப்பதை கவனிப்பதில்லை, மற்றும்
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Tipitaka network … his life, his acts, his words
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TIPITAKA மூன்று கூடைகள்— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் -Sabbāsava Sutta எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை
Dhammapada Verses 309 and 310-Khemakasetthiputta Vatthu-Verse 309. The Man Who Covets Another’s Wife-Verse 310. Shun Adultery
AWAKEN ONES WITH AWARENESS IN CHINA
Jiangsu
• Hanshan Temple
• Huqiu Tower
• Jiming Temple
• Linggu Temple
• Qixia Temple
• Tianning Temple (天宁宝塔), Changzhou, the tallest pagoda in the world. Height: 153.8 metres (505 ft).
TIPITAKA AND TWELVE DIVISIONS
Brief historical background
Sutta Pitaka
Vinaya Pitaka
Abhidhamma Pitaka
Twelve Divisions of Buddhist Canons
Nine Divisions of Buddhist Canons
Sutta Piṭaka
Buddha Vacana புத்த வசனா
Cavukatar/Tatākata/Ciṉa/Arhat/Piṭaka/A
Doctor/A Physician/Cātta/Argha/Cukata/Gautama/Kripacharya/kṣapaṇaka/
muṉaiva/cittārtta/Pungkava/The Supreme Deity/ A Guru/ Tamōpaka/Light
/Brightness/ The Moon/he Sun/one of the 1 vital airs , that which is
exhaled in yawning/ Mūrtti/The Body/Figure /Shape/A Form of
Deity/Tamōkkiṉa/The Fire God/Baghava/The Supreme
Being/Siva/Vishnu/Brahma/Muṉi/An Ascetic/A Devotee/A Hermit/
sage/Vinayaka
கலைநாயகர்/சாக்கியமுனிவர்/தயாகூர்ச்சர்/
சவுகதர்/புத்தர்/ததாகதர்/சினர்/அருகர்/பிடகர்/
சாத்தர்/மூர்த்தி/தேவன்/உருவம்/சுகதர்/கௌதமர்/க்ஷபணகர்/முனைவர்/சித்தார்த்தர்/புங்கவர்/குரு/தமோபகர்/
வெளிச்சம்/தமோக்கினர்/அக்கினி/சந்திரர்/பகவர்/வனவாசி/ஞானி/
கடவுள்/சிவன்/விஷ்ணு/பிரமன்/விநாயகர்
— The words of the Buddha புத்தரின் வார்த்தைகள்—
It
may be, Ananda, that to some among you the thought will come: ‘Ended is
the word of the Master; we have a Master no longer.’ But it should not,
Ananda, be so considered. For that which I have proclaimed and made
known as the Dhamma and the Discipline, that shall be your Master when I
am gone.
Sutta Piṭaka
நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணைக் கூடை
Sutta Pitaka (Sayings Basket) is the second of the three divisions of the Tipitaka (It is made up
of two words, ti means ‘three’ and pitaka means ‘baskets’.)
நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணைக் கூடை மூன்று கூடைகளில் மூன்று மண்டலங்களின் இரண்டாவதானது.
புத்தரின் தம்மாசம்பந்தமாக போதிக்கப்பட்ட கோட்பாடுகளின் இன்றியமையாத பொருள். அது பத்து ஆயிரத்திற்கும் அதிகமான நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணைகளை உள் அடக்கியுள்ளது. அது Nikāyas என அழைக்கப்படும் ஐந்து திரட்டுகளின் பாகங்களாகப் பிரிக்கப்பட்டுள்ளது.
Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள்
— The discourses of medium length —
[ majjhima: medium ]
[ majjhima: medium ]
The Majjhima Nikāya gathers 152 discourses of the Buddha of intermediate length, dealing with diverse matters.
- Sabbāsava Sutta (MN 2) {excerpt} - plain texts
- The Buddha exposes here the different ways by which the
āsavas, fermentating defilements of the mind, are dispelled. This
excerpt contains a definition of what is yoniso and a-yoniso manasikāra. - Bhayabherava Sutta (MN 4) {excerpt} - plain texts
- In this sutta, among other things, the Buddha expounds the three vijjās he attained during the night of his enlightenment.
- Vattha Sutta (MN 7) {excerpt} - plain texts
- In this sutta, the Buddha, among other things, defines sixteen upakkilesas.
- Mahāvedalla Sutta (MN 43) {excerpt} - all infobubbles
- Sāriputta answers various interesting questions asked by
āyasmā Mahākoṭṭhika, and in this excerpt, he explains that Vedanā, Saññā
and Viññāṇa are not clearly delineated but deeply interwoven. - Cūḷavedalla Sutta (MN 44) {excerpt} - plain texts
- The bhikkhuni Dhammadinnā answers a series of interesting
questions asked by Visākha. Among other things, she gives the 20-fold
definition of sakkāyadiṭṭhi. - Sekha Sutta (MN 53) - enhanced ATI
- The Buddha asks Ānanda to expound the Sekha Paṭipadā, of which
he gives a surprising version, from which Satisampajañña and
Nīvaraṇānaṃ Pahāna are curiously replaced by a series of seven ‘good
qualities’, and which is illustrated by a telling simile. - Bahuvedanīya Sutta (MN 59) {excerpt} - all infobubbles
- In this short excerpt, the Buddha defines the five kāmaguṇās and makes an important comparison with another type of pleasure.
- Saḷāyatanavibhaṅga Sutta (MN 137) {excerpt} - plain texts
- In this deep and very interesting sutta, the Buddha defines
among other things what are the investigations of pleasant, unpleasant
and neutral mental feelings, and also defines the expression found in
the standard description of the Buddha: ‘anuttaro purisadammasārathī’.
Majjhima மத்திம Nikāya
நடுத்தரமான நீள அளவு திரட்டுகள் புத்தரின் பல்வேறு வகைப்பட்ட விஷயங்களின் செயல் தொடர்பு உடன் 152 கொய்சகமாக்கப்பட்ட மத்திமநீள அளவு திரட்டுகள்
எல்லா களங்கங்களின் நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை
Very interesting sutta, where the different ways by which the āsavas, fermentating defilements of the mind, are dispelled.
மிக சுவாரசியமான நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணை.இங்கு மனதை நுரைத்தெழச்செய்து கறைப்படுத்தும் asavas புலனுணர்வை
ஆட்கொண்ட மற்றும் மட்டுமீறிய சிற்றின்ப ஈடுபாடு, வாழ்க்கை பசி வேட்கை,
கனவுகள் நிறைந்த ஊகக் கோட்டை மற்றும் அறிவின்மை போன்ற இகழத்தக்க
செய்திகளை விரட்ட வேறுபட்ட வழிவகைகள் எவை என வெளிப்படுத்தல். இந்த
நுலிலிருந்து எடுத்த பகுதி ஒரு சொற்பொருள் விளக்கம் யாவையும் உட்கொண்டு
பாண்டியத்தியமுள்ள, மெய்யாக, வினாவுள்ள, தகுதியாக, கருதுதல்.
- Sabbāsava Sutta (MN 2) {excerpt} - plain texts
- The Buddha exposes here the different ways by which the
āsavas, fermentating defilements of the mind, are dispelled. This
excerpt contains a definition of what is yoniso and a-yoniso manasikāra. - புத்தர்
இங்கு மனதை நுரைத்தெழச்செய்து கறைப்படுத்தும் asavas புலனுணர்வை
ஆட்கொண்ட மற்றும் மட்டுமீறிய சிற்றின்ப ஈடுபாடு, வாழ்க்கை பசி வேட்கை,
கனவுகள் நிறைந்த ஊகக் கோட்டை மற்றும் அறிவின்மை போன்ற இகழத்தக்க
செய்திகளை விரட்ட வேறுபட்ட வழிவகைகள் எவை என வெளிப்படுத்தல். இந்த
நுலிலிருந்து எடுத்த பகுதி ஒரு சொற்பொருள் விளக்கம் யாவையும் உட்கொண்டு
பாண்டியத்தியமுள்ள,மெய்யாக,வினாவுள்ள,தகுதியாக, கருதுதல்.
PāḷiEvaṃ me sutaṃ: ekaṃ samayaṃ bhagavā sāvatthiyaṃ viharati jetavane anāthapiṇḍikassa ārāme. Tatra kho bhagavā bhikkhū āmantesi: ஏவங் மே சுத்தங்: ஏவங் சமயங் பகவா சாவத்தியங் விகாரத்தி ஜேதவனே அனாதபின்டிகஸ்ஸா ஆராமே. தத்ரா கோ பகவா பிக்கு (சீவகர்) ஆமன்தேசி |
EnglishI have heard that on one occasion the Blessed One was staying at Savatthi, in Jeta’s Grove, Anathapindika’s monastery. There he addressed the monks: நான் இந்த நெறி முறைக் கட்டளை ஆணையை கேட்டேன்: ஒரு சமயத்தில் பகவா, சாவத்தி விகாரம், ஜேதவம், அனாதபின்டிகாவின் துறவிமடத்தில் தங்கியிருந்தார். அங்கே அவர் பிக்குகளுக்கு பேருரையாற்றினார். |
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– பிக்குகாவோ’தி – ‘Bhadante’ti te bhikkhū bhagavato paccassosuṃ. Bhagavā etadavoca: - பதந்தே’தி தே பிக்கு பகவதோ பச்சாஸோஸும். பகவா எடதாவோசா: |
– பிக்குகபிக்குகளே – Yes, lord, the monks responded. The Blessed One said: - ஆமாம், பதந்தே, பிக்குகபிக்குகள் பிரதிபலித்தனர். பகவா சொற்றார்: |
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– -ஸப்பாஸவஸங்வரப்பரியாயங் வோ, பிக்காவே, தெஸஸ்ஸாமி. தங் ஸுனாத, ஸாதுதங் மனஸி கரோத, பாஸிஸ்ஸாமி’தி |
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