Roerar vs Dhamma Path

RoeRar is a bilingual English–Burmese reference to Myanmar's traditional nats, heroes, and Bodaw lineages. Traditional stories, made simple and accessible. Discover the official 37 nats — Min Mahagiri, Hnamadawgyi, the Taungbyone brothers, Min Kyawzwa and more — alongside Thagyamin, Byatta & Byat Wi, Bo Min Khaung, Bo Bo Aung, Amay Gyan, Mya Nan Nwe, and the weizza, zawgyi, and tapathi traditions. Each entry brings the life story, devotees, offerings, festivals, life lessons, and sources, with sacred places from Mount Popa to Taungbyone and Pakhan.

Dhamma Path is a free app for studying the Buddha's teaching in one place. Tipiṭaka • The Chaṭṭha Saṅgāyana Pāḷi canon (Vinaya, Sutta, Abhidhamma) side by side with Burmese and English translations. • Commentaries (Aṭṭhakathā), sub-commentaries (Ṭīkā) and other texts (Añña) in Pāḷi, linked to the root texts they explain. Life of the Buddha • 66 chapters from Tusita to the Parinibbāna, following Mingun Sayādaw's Great Chronicle of the Buddhas. • Each chapter includes the Sayādaw's original Burmese text and the full English translation. • Maps of the places the Buddha visited and of the spread of the Sāsana. Dhamma Map • Explore how Buddhist concepts connect to one another. Offline reading • Save chapters and texts to read without a connection; "Continue reading" takes you back where you left off. No account, no ads, no data collected. Every source is credited on the in-app Sources page.