So far the Bhikkhuni Sangha has mainly been comprised of individuals scattered here and there with no consistent standard. They have had to be very strong people in order to get where they are, but the next step is to take these strong individuals and form a community.

An interview with a monk from the Ajahn Chah lineage on what it will take for the Bhikkhuni Saṅgha to thrive in the West.

The Lord Buddha bestowed the Sāsana impartially to all human beings. [Buddhism] can become the wealth of people at each and every level depending on the interest they take in it.

A dozen transcribed Dhamma talks delivered during Luangta Mahabua’s June 1974 trip to London.

Through the goodness that arises from my practice…

A group of Brits chants a translation of a traditional, Thai prayer.

It is as if an arrow has been pulled out of your heart.

The comprehensive biography of one of the most revered of the modern Thai masters.

You can find the official audiobook here.

An interview with the first author of the book by the same name.

We’ve got these defilements, they are within us and they keep coming up all the time. They act like demons. They cause one trouble the whole time. So one does the meditation practice and it’s quite hard work for quite a long time, but steadily the results come. Bit by bit they come.

Ajahn Pañña has a light-hearted but sincere discussion on the fundamentals of Buddhism one evening in Thailand.