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Dhamma Books - eBooks to Download

3000 Hours of Meditation by Ajahn Achalo

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3000 hours of meditation at the sacred Mahabodhi Tree in Bodhgaya, India and a Traditional Four Holy Sites Pilgrimage.
​Personal Journal entries share with Dhamma Friends, with a closing chapter offering practical advice on how to make one's life a Sacred Pilgrimage.
3000 Hours of Meditation -
​Download 318 pages PDF

The Process of Realisation by Ajahn Achalo

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This book contains a collection of twelve talks selected from intensive meditation retreats, teachings given at Buddhist centres and from pilgrimage in India. Covering a diverse selection of subjects including... Going for and understanding Refuge... the Threefold Training in generosity, ethics and meditation... Practising with the Four Foundations of Mindfulness... Cultivating the Four Brahmavihara... and Developing the Five Spiritual Powers. There is an emphasis upon developing Compassion as well as understanding, and harnessing the power of Faith.
The process of realisation -
​download 220 pages PDF

More Recommended Reading . . .

Here are a short selection of books specifically recommended by Ajahn Achalo.
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Seeking Buddho

by Ajahn Anan Akincanco

Seeking Buddho - download 111 pages PDF
This book 'Seeking Bud-dho' contains several inspiring talks detailing Tan Ajahn Anan's development of both Samadhi and insight. Ajahn Achalo considers Tan Ajahn Anan to be his main teacher in Thailand and frequently reads from this book when giving retreats. We are truly fortunate that Tan Ajahn shared these intimate details of the progress of his mental cultivation and that they are available to us as a wonderful reference.

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Forest Path

A collection of talks, essays, and accounts from the community at Wat Pah Nanachat

Forest Path - Download 271 pages Pdf
In this reprint edition of Forest Path, which is a collection of talks, essays, and accounts from the community at Wat Pah Nanachat, starting at page 203, Ajahn Achalo writes Chapter 15 titled 'Acceptance, Forgiveness and Deep Blue Empathy . . . Going Home',  a monk visits his family after three years at Wat Pah Nanachat'.

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​Mae Chee Kaew

by Bhikkhu Dick Silaratano

Mae Chee Kaew - Download 243 page PDF
Mae Chee Kaew (1901-1991) was a country woman who lived a simple life in the northeastern region of Thailand and overcame enormous difficulties in her attempt to leave home and follow the Buddha's noble path. Blessed with the good fortune to meet the most renowned Thai meditation masters of her era, Mae Chee Kaew took their teachings on meditation to heart, diligently cultivating a mind of clear and spontaneous awareness. Her persistence, courage, and intuitive wisdom enabled her to transcend conventional boundaries - both those imposed upon her by the world and those limiting her mind from within - and thereby find release from birth, ageing, sickness, and death.

Mae Chee Kaew is one of the few known females recognized as an arhant in Thailand in the modern era and testimony to all beings regardless of race, gender, or class.
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