True Buddhist Meditation, Based on the Buddha’s Words
For sincere seekers who want to understand and practice the Dhamma as taught by the Buddha himself — not personal opinion, mixed spirituality, or generic mindfulness.
Heir of Dhamma offers meditation and Dhamma instruction rooted in the words of the Sammāsambuddha, with practical guidance for real practice.
Not generic mindfulness
Practice is explained through the Dhamma taught by the Buddha.
Not personal philosophy
The standard is the Buddha’s words, not modern spiritual opinion.
Not mixed teaching
Instruction is kept as close as possible to what the Buddha taught.
Have you ever wondered what the Buddha actually taught?
Many people are interested in Buddhism, but what they receive is often a mixture of culture, personal interpretation, modern mindfulness, rituals, or attractive spiritual ideas. Heir of Dhamma returns to the Buddha’s words as the standard.
Learn true Buddhist meditation
Meditation is taught as a real Buddhist practice, especially mindfulness of breathing, with guidance connected to the Dhamma.
Understand the Buddha’s Dhamma
Dhamma sessions focus on what the Buddha taught in the suttas, explained clearly and practically for sincere students.
Practice with a clear standard
The aim is not to follow personality, belief, or opinion, but to return again and again to the words of the Buddha.
Why the Buddha’s words?
The Buddha taught that after his passing, the Dhamma and Vinaya taught and laid down by him would be the Teacher.
At Heir of Dhamma, this principle is the heart of our instruction. We do not present meditation as our own invention. We return to the Buddha’s words as the gold standard of true Buddhism.
The Tathāgata is foremost
The Sammāsambuddha is the one who discovered and taught the path.
His words are exactly so
The Buddha’s speech is not speculation or guesswork.
Dhamma and Vinaya are the Teacher
After the Buddha’s passing, his teaching remains the standard.
What you can learn
Sessions are practical, direct, and based on the Buddha’s teaching. The purpose is to help you understand the Dhamma and begin practicing with clarity.
Meditation Instruction
Learn Buddhist meditation with clear guidance, especially mindfulness of breathing, posture, attention, continuity, and how to relate practice to daily life.
Dhamma Sessions
Learn the Dhamma through the Buddha’s words: suffering, its cause, cessation, the path, mindfulness, right view, letting go, and the training of the mind.
This is for sincere seekers of the Buddha’s true teaching
This instruction is especially suitable for people who feel that Buddhism should not be reduced to opinion, culture, ritual, or self-help language.
This may be right for you if...
You want to know what the Buddha actually said, learn meditation from a Buddhist foundation, understand Dhamma clearly, and practice with respect for the Buddha’s words.
This may not be right for you if...
You are looking only for quick relaxation, entertainment, mixed spirituality, ritual performance, or a teacher who replaces the Buddha’s words with personal philosophy.
Instructor Dave
Instructor Dave is the founder and lead instructor of Heir of Dhamma. He has practiced and studied true Buddhist meditation for more than 13 years and has ordained as a Buddhist monk twice in Thailand.
His teaching approach is simple: return to the Buddha’s words, practice carefully, and share the Dhamma for the welfare and happiness of sincere seekers.
The purpose of Heir of Dhamma
Heir of Dhamma exists to help preserve and share true Buddhism in the Western world: meditation and Dhamma based on the words of the Buddha, for the benefit of oneself and others.
Begin with meditation and Dhamma based on the Buddha’s words
Schedule a meditation or Dhamma session, or request a phone consultation first to ask questions and see whether Heir of Dhamma is the right fit for your practice.