The Real Practice

The Real Practice

อาจารย์ ชยสาโร

The Real Practice

Three talks to the monastic community of Wat Pah Nanachat.

When Everything is Said

When Everything is Said

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When Everything is Said

A collection of poems by Bhikkhu Abhinando in both English and German languages.

The Pilgrim Kamanita

The Pilgrim Kamanita

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The Pilgrim Kamanita

A novel set in the time of the Buddha portrays the life of the pilgrim Kamanita in his long and roundabout quest for spiritual perfection. This is a new version of an old book, edited by Ajahn Amaro.

The Three Signs

The Three Signs

คณะสงฆ์วัดอภัยคีรี

The Three Signs

A translation of the third chapter of P.A. Payutto’s Buddhadhamma. This work focuses on the three signs of anicca, dukkha, and anatta as presented in the Suttas and Abhidhamma.

Le Pèlerinage de Kamanita

Le Pèlerinage de Kamanita

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Le Pèlerinage de Kamanita

A novel set in the time of the Buddha portrays the life of the pilgrim Kamanita in his long and roundabout quest for spiritual perfection. This is a new version of an old book, edited by Ajahn Amaro, and then translated into French.

Seeking Buddho

Seeking Buddho

อาจารย์ อนันต์

Seeking Buddho

Four Dhamma talks, progressing from the basics of meditation to more advanced stages of the Path. Includes a talk giving detailed accounts of Ajahn Anan’s own experiences in the practice.

Living Dhamma

Living Dhamma

อาจารย์ ชา

Living Dhamma

A collection of nine transcribed Dhamma talks given by Ajahn Chah to the lay community as well as to the monastic community in Thailand.

Bodhiñāṇa

Bodhiñāṇa

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Bodhiñāṇa

An assortment of talks by Ajahn Chah, given in ordinary, everyday language.

The Ways of the Peaceful

The Ways of the Peaceful

อาจารย์ เลี่ยม

The Ways of the Peaceful

Teachings about “Samaṇa-Dhamma”, the virtues of a Buddhist monk by Luang Por Liem Ṭhitadhammo.

Rugged Interdependency

Rugged Interdependency

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Rugged Interdependency

Ajahn Amaro shares his experiences and thoughts from his first visit to the US in 1990 up to 2007. During those years much happened, most importantly the founding of Abhayagiri Buddhist Monastery. This travelogue gives the reader a healthy glimpse into the short yet rich history of bringing Ajahn Chah’s monastic tradition to the US.