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Updated 08 August 2008

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Dictionary of Pali Proper Names

The DPPN is a valuable reference to proper names in the Tipitaka, including people, places, and discourses.

Biography of Ajahn Cha

You can find this excellent discourse in English by Ajahn Jayasāro on the life of Ajahn Cha on the DhammaTube Channel. This is the first of 31 videos (total 3 hours). Ajahn Jayasāro is an English bhikkhu from the Isle of Wight. Until 1982 he was the abbot of Wat Pah Nanachat — Ajahn Cha's branch forest monastery for his western disciples near Bung Wai village, in NE Thailand.

Full-moon Day Meditation

Saturday 16th August 2008

Come and join us for a long meditation session from 7:30 pm onwards.

Please send me an email to let me know that you intend to come, as I have limited space.

Download 2008 CalendarCalendar 2008

Download this PDF (1.54 Mbytes) to make your own calendar for 2008. Formatted for printing on A4 paper, this calendar shows the full-moon, new-moon, and quarter moon observance days (uposatha).

The Buddhist year is now 2552. The Buddhist New Year of 2,552 began on the Full-moon day of Vesākha in May 2008.

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