A short history of how western monks came to Ajahn Chah.

An assortment of similes and comparisons used by Ajahn Chah as a method of teaching.

This collection of ten talks, given by Ajahn Chah in Thailand and England, was was one of the earliest publications in English of Ajahn Chah’s teachings.

This book contains a collection of teachings of Ajahn Sumedho given to people who are familiar with Theravāda Buddhism and have some experience of meditation. Most of the chapters are edited from talks given during retreats for lay people or for Ajahn Sumedho’s monastic disciples.

Talks given extemporaneously to monks at Ajahn Mahā Boowa’s monastery. Each talk deals with a number of issues on a wide variety of levels.

The aim of this booklet is to serve as an introduction to the Practice of Insight Meditation as taught within the tradition of Theravada Buddhism.

The talks in this collection all deal with the practice of meditation, and particularly the development of wisdom.

Instructions in and reflections on Buddhist meditation, edited from longer talks Ajahn Sumedho gave to meditators.

This book is an account of a ‘tudong’ (pilgrimage) walk through England, made in 1983 by Ajahn Amaro and Nick Scott.

This booklet describes a meditation practice often employed by Ajahn Sumedho, and found in various spiritual traditions, but which is not widely known in the Southern Buddhist world. It is a method that can support the qualities of both calm and insight, and has been found to be of great benefit to many people over the centuries.