Teachers Theravada Lineages Buddhism
Teachers Theravada Lineages Buddhism
Teachers
The recent development of Theravada, and especially its spread to the west, has been driven by the teachings of a relatively small number of monks in Thailand and Burma. You will find information on these teachers here, along with information on others teaching in the tradtion.
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- Brief biographies of a dozen female Theravadan teachers.
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- The writings of Nanavira Thera, who was born in England and became a buddhist monk in Ceylon.
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- Traveling monk, originally from Sri Lanka, provides biography, writings, schedule of appearances, and description of humanitarian projects.
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- Memorial to the late teacher from Myanmar. Includes quotations, teachings and photos.
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- Translations of the writings of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu - famous and controversial in Thailand for his radical reinterpretation of Theravada.
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- Quotations from Ajahn Chah
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- A brief biography of the reformist Thai monk.
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- Transcripts of talks by a Burmese monk.
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- Photos and excerpts from the book Knee Deep in Grace, the lifestory and teaching of Dipa Ma Barua, a well-known Vipassana teacher and modern Buddhist "saint."
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- Photos of Ajahn Chah and some of his teachings.
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- DharmaNet's A to Z guide.
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