Bhikkhu S.Dhammasami Indasoma Siridantamahapalaka

Sao Dhammasami, also known by his pen name Bhikkhu Indasoma Siridantamahapalaka, is a Buddhist monk, author, and PhD candidate in Mindfulness and Peace Studies whose work sits at the intersection of ancient insight and modern education. He specializes in translating Abhidhamma and Dependent Origination into plain-English tools: present-arc maps, step-by-step drills, and classroom checklists that help learners pause between feeling and craving, choose wiser responses, and rebuild peace from the inside out.
His publications and visual aids are designed for busy humans who can spare minutes, not hours. Each resource favors clarity over jargon, safety over bravado, and progress over perfection. As founder and custodian of the Hswagata Buddha Tooth Relics Preservation Museum, he maintains a living connection to Buddhist heritage while developing practical training for teachers and communities.
Sao’s core belief is disarmingly simple: if a method is true, you should be able to use it this week. His teaching meets people where they are, offering small, repeatable actions that reduce reactivity, deepen attention, and make kindness durable in the mess of daily life.