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All Chants with English Translations and Vinaya Notes Reference edition. See https://bhikkhu-manual.github.io/ for more information and online reading.
All Chants with English Translations and Vinaya Notes Reference edition. See https://bhikkhu-manual.github.io/ for more information and online reading.
This small book is an expression of the good wishes of many sincere and devoted people. It is a gesture of their faith in the Triple Gem and, in particular, in the life and teaching of Venerable Ajahn Chah and the community of his students. On December the 5th, 2015, Luang Por Pasanno, of Abhayagiri Monastery in California, and Ajahn Amaro, of Amaravati Monastery in England, were given the... Continue
This small book is an expression of the good wishes of many sincere and devoted people. It is a gesture of their faith in the Triple Gem and, in particular, in the life and teaching of Venerable Ajahn Chah and the community of his students. On December the 5th, 2015, Luang Por Pasanno, of Abhayagiri Monastery in California, and Ajahn Amaro, of Amaravati Monastery in England, were given the... Continue
The official chanting book of the Ajahn Chah monasteries in the West. Volume 1: Morning and Evening Chanting (Puja) and Reflections. Pali and English Listen to the chanting
The official chanting book of the Ajahn Chah monasteries in the West. Volume 2: Suttas, Parittas and Funeral Chanting. Pali and English Listen to the chanting
‘Forest Path’ was first printed in 1999 and originally planned as the first edition of a Wat Pah Nanachat newsletter. Over-enthusiasm and considerable proliferation resulted in a one-off book publication which more or less coincided with the monastery’s twenty-fifth anniversary. Since then we have been surprised by the number of requests to reprint this collection of little essays, talks and... Continue
The first volume of ‘Seeing the Way’ was printed in 1989. Our teacher, the Venerable Ajahn Chah, had been seriously ill for a number of years. Publishing this collection of Dhamma talks in English was one way of expressing our love and gratitude to him. Numerous requests to reprint that original anthology have been made over the years. The two decades that have passed since that time... Continue