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Answers come only from Mahaguru’s own recorded teachings — decades of talks he gave aloud to people working through real things. Nothing from the open web.
Decades of teaching, one place to ask
Ask anything. How to sit with a hard week, why the mind does what it does, where any of this came from. The answer comes from Mahaguru, decades of talks he gave aloud to real people who asked first. In whatever language you think in.
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A general AI answers from everything ever written, which is to say from no one in particular. This answers from Mahaguru, plainly, with the talks behind it attached.
Answers come only from Mahaguru’s own recorded teachings — decades of talks he gave aloud to people working through real things. Nothing from the open web.
Sinhala, Tamil, English or anything else. The answer comes back in the language you asked in. Nothing to configure.
Plain practical guidance, the same guidance with the teaching behind it shown, or the full doctrinal detail in Mahaguru’s own terms.
Each answer links to the recorded teachings it drew on, so you can go and listen to the source rather than take our word for it.
Ask out loud instead of typing, and have an answer read back to you. Your device does the work where it can; Sinhala speech is generated for you, because no phone ships a Sinhala voice.
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Where this comes from
Mahaguru is not a name on an old book. He is alive, still teaching, and still meets people himself — one to one in person, or in a small group online, arranged on request rather than held to a timetable. Everything here came from talks he gave aloud to people who asked first, and he is still giving them.
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Enough to find out whether this is any use to you.
It is a machine reading transcripts. Knowing exactly what that means is part of using it well.
A general model answers from everything it has ever read, which means it answers from no one in particular. This one reads a single curated library of recorded teachings and nothing else. If the answer isn't in there, you get told so rather than handed something plausible.
No. This is a computer program that has read transcripts of Mahaguru's recorded talks and writes answers from them. It is not a person, it is not a teacher, and it can be wrong. Mahaguru himself is alive and still teaching. If what you want is an actual conversation, ask the Center for a meeting rather than settling for this.
Yes. The Center arranges meetings on request: one to one in person, or in a small group online, about an hour. There is also a monthly sermon on Poya day and a Sunday question circle with the Center's teachers. All of these are held in Sinhala.
From the recorded teachings, and only from those. Every answer names the talks it drew on and links to them, so you can hear the original for yourself.
They are stored against your account so a conversation can be reopened, and they are used to answer you. Anything beyond that (personalisation, or using a comment to improve the service) is a separate switch you turn on yourself, and can turn back off at any time.
No, and it will not try. If a question suggests someone is in danger, the answer leads with real crisis lines for their region instead. It is not an emergency service and it is not therapy.
No. Everything works here in a browser: asking, past conversations, voice, settings. The app is the same product with the same account, for when a phone is easier.
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