This new collection of transcribed talks and essays by eighteen monks and nuns aims to present a snapshot of the community of Western disciples of Ajahn Chah as it was in 2011.

Guidelines on meditation in accordance with the teachings of the Buddha from 2500 years ago. These teachings encourage us to look into states of discontent and stress in order to understand and remove their causes.

From the introduction: “We have put together this small collection of writings in response to an invitation to reprint some of the nuns’ published teachings. There being no collection of teachings that was considered to be suitable for re-printing in its entirety, we have gathered material from various sources.”

This small booklet is a selection of some of Ajahn Chah’s teachings dealing specifically with meditation practice.

A collection of teachings given on January 16, 2010, Ajahn Chah Remembrance day in Malaysia. Contains 3 DVDs.

A biography of Ajahn Mun. He was widely revered during his lifetime for the extraordinary courage and determination he displayed in practicing the ascetic way of life and for his uncompromising strictness in teaching his many disciples.

A biography of Ajahn Khao Analayo, a senior disciple of Ajahn Mun.

A collection of talks by Ajahn Dtun, compiled and printed by Wat Buddha Dhamma to commemorate his first visit to their monastery.

In learning about love, these are the kinds of questions we can ask ourselves: What is love? What are the advantages and drawbacks of love? How does love arise? How is love sustained? How does love decay and end? What are the impurities of love? What preserves and purifies love? How should we behave with respect to love so as to maximize happiness and minimize pain?