Ajahn Chanh - Book Suggestion

[Aswini]

Re: Ajahn Chanh - Book Suggestion

Hi Chicano,

In general, the writings of the theravadin buddhist monks are available free, because it's in there code that there should be no exchange for teachings (but they have support from the lay community regardless).

Just google and this link will come up - http://www.ajahnchah.org/book/index.php, also - http://www.ajahnchah.org/book/index.php and as gregor said buddhanet also - http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/teachings_chah.pdf

Mettha/Gassho

A

[chicanobudista]

Re: Ajahn Chanh - Book Suggestion

I'd go with "Food for the Heart" You can't go wrong with the the publisher "Wisdom Publications" when it comes to books from the Theravada tradition. Also, it looks like Ajahn Amaro had a role in putting the collection togather.

Grego...thanks for the link and recommendation.

[Jundo]

Re: Ajahn Chanh - Book Suggestion

Hi Guys,

I like Ven. Ajahn Chanh very much. I do not know those particular books, but I will try to look them up soon.

Buddhism with a little Thai spice!

Gassho, Jundo

[Gregor]

Re: Ajahn Chanh - Book Suggestion

Hey Man,

I'd go with "Food for the Heart" You can't go wrong with the the publisher "Wisdom Publications" when it comes to books from the Theravada tradition. Also, it looks like Ajahn Amaro had a role in putting the collection togather.

In the meantime follow this link to a free e-book --- really good stuff

http://www.buddhanet.net/pdf_file/tree-forest.pdf

Big File, might take some time to dowload, but just save the pdf to your desktop after it opens up.


Have fun!!

[chicanobudista]

I am trying to have a more rounded Buddhist library.

Recently went to Barnes and Noble and found two books based on talks by Ajahn Chah:



and




Since budget is always limited, which one to start with? Or is there another collection that I should start with?