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This book is the sequel to Rude Awakenings. It records the seven hundred mile journey on foot, of Ajahn Sucitto and Nick Scott as they spent six months together in the Middle Land of the Buddha, as well as a long loop into Nepal and the Himalayas. The arduous nature of the pilgrimage, both physically and psychologically, ‘gives the reader a taste of Dhamma off the cushion and on the road’.… Read the rest

Based upon talks given at Cittaviveka by Ajahns Sucitto and Candasiri. Meditation alone is not a guaranteed entry into the sublime. This booklet is about the recognition and cultivation of skilful means whereby we bring emotive forces into our daily lives.… Read the rest

This book addresses the questions, why meditate and how to meditate? The guidance offered is relvant to all those who cultivate the inner life.… Read the rest

A brief guide suitable for anyone setting out to develop meditation. It deals with the correct attitude, body posture and ways of integrating meditation into daily life.… Read the rest

A guide to monastic convention and how they apply to interaction between monks, nuns, and the lay community.… Read the rest

This book explores a range of ways in which the principle of kamma – of cause and effect – can be seen as underlying the Buddha’s teaching in all aspects of life. Often seen as a teaching on morality, kamma has its most transformative fruition in meditation.… Read the rest

A collection of Dhamma talks commemorating Ajahn Sucitto’s fiftieth birthday.… Read the rest

A small scanned excerpt from Rainbow Magazine for children.… Read the rest

Advice to monks, novices and postulants before the Dtao-Dum Retreat, by Venerable Luang Por Pieg at Wat Fakram (4 march 2001), Pathum Thani, Thailand.… Read the rest

This small book contains four talks and conversations with Abhayagiri co-Abbots Ajahn Pasanno and Ajahn Amaro.… Read the rest