First 10 Years of Suan Mokkh

“As was mentioned in its Thai edition of 1989, this inspiring work of Achan Buddhadāsa's describes the formative years of his forest monastery, Suan Mokkh, in Chaiya, Surat Thani, Thailand, and the movement under his leadership; it is both linguistically and descriptively well written in Thai and is accepted as an excellent Thai essay of the present time. In this English translation, we tried our best to convey accurately the meanings of the Venerable Achan's original words.” (Preface to the English Edition)

“In this book, the author describes his experiences living alone and later with others during the first decade of Suan Mokkh. He discusses his adjustment to living in a forest monastery, the teaching nature provides, and practical tips for setting up a dhamma center. When first published, it was hailed for both its dhamma and literary value.” (Back cover)

THB .50

A text written on 27 October 1943 and originally published in Buddhasāsanā journal. Translated from the Thai by Mongkol Dejnakarintra. First published by The Dhamma Study & Practice Group, Bangkok, 1990. 63 pages.

A text written on 27 October 1943 and originally published in Buddhasāsanā journal. Translated from the Thai by Mongkol Dejnakarintra. First published by The Dhamma Study & Practice Group, Bangkok, 1990. 63 pages.

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