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Buddhism: Daily Dharma
A short daily practice from the early Buddhist texts.
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Buddhism: Daily Dharma has not been released yet. Its website has the latest details, along with free tools and guides you can use today.
Overview
Buddhism: Daily Dharma is an iPhone app in development built around a small daily practice. Each day offers a passage from the Dhammapada or the early discourses with a plain explanation, a silent or guided sit with a chime, one concrete thing to try, and one question for the evening.
Evening notes go into a private journal that stays on your phone. Passages are quoted unchanged from Bhikkhu Sujato's public-domain translations, and the full library of texts is free to read.
- Who it’s for
- People who want a steady daily practice grounded in the early Buddhist texts, whether they are just starting or returning to it.
- The problem it solves
- A daily practice is easier to keep when it is small and already decided. The app sets out the day's passage, times the sit and poses one question, so there is nothing to plan.
Key capabilities
- A four-step daily practice: read, sit, live, reflect
- The Dhammapada and the early discourses, with a plain-English glossary
- A silent timer from 1 to 30 minutes with an optional chime, plus guided sessions
- A 7-day Getting Started week and a 28-day daily practice
- A private journal that stays on your iPhone, with export and delete
- Optional reminders
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Free on the Buddhism: Daily Dharma website
The app offers practice suggestions, not medical, psychological or religious advice.
Everything else is on the website
Details, guides and support for Buddhism: Daily Dharma live at dailydharmapractice.com.
