Quotations from the book "No Ajahn Chah".

A collection of all available Dhamma talks of Ajahn Chah.

Forest Meditation is a website dedicated to the Buddha, the Dhamma and the Sangha. The main purpose of this website is to share Buddha's teachings with whomever that visits these pages, and also to share info on the temples that the webmaster has personal knowledge of. Most of what you find here is from the Theravada Tradition, specifically Thai Forest Tradition.

A directory to the communities of disciples of Venerable Ajahn Chah.

A site dedicated to the Forest Tradition of Thailand. Has a number of articles & Dhamma teachings of the Masters plus photos

The forest monks in Asia are dhutanga bhikkhus, meaning ascetic monks. This manner of cultivation was started by the Buddha. Living in the forest for most part of the year, sleeping under the trees, subsisting on alms from villagers, and owning only the barest requisites as they trek the forests, these are some highlights of their ascetic practices. In a tranquil forest environment, they diligently work hard in purifying their mind through rigorous meditation, strict personal discipline and are always mindful of their Bodhi Resolve, that is to get enlightened and get out of samsara, the cycle of birth and death.

- Ajahn Thanissaro's article on the birth, development and tribulations of the Thai forest tradition started by Ajahn Mun and his contemporaries.

- Excerpt from Access to Insight - Books and recorded sermons in the Thai Forest tradition.

Brief bio's of Ajahn Amaro and Ajahn Passano, and other monks of Abhayagiri.