books by Ajahn Chah (teachings collected selected)

books by Ajahn Chah

books:

Everything Arises, Everything Falls Away: Teachings on Impermanence and the End of Suffering

10 reviews
Ajahn Chah

Shambhala, 2005

No Frills Arahant
Reading Ajahn Chah is one of the best ways to experience Dhamma talks at home. He is simple, direct, and profound. No written speeches. No convoluted exercises in Buddhist rhetoric. Just the facts, ma'am.

Being Dharma: The Essence of the Buddha's Teachings

8 reviews
Ajahn Chah

Shambhala, 2001

Dzogchen Demystified
Paul Breiter's wonderful and timely translation of the teachings of the late Thai Dharma master Ajahn Cha provides western dharma students access to a straight path toward the gate of Dzogchenpo. Are we westerners culturally pre-disposed to dispense with preliminaries in hopes of vanquishing suffering through rapid apprehension of the ultimate? Living Dzogchen masters have begun reminding ...

Food for the Heart: The Collected Teachings of Ajahn Chah

8 reviews
Ajahn Chah

Wisdom Publications, 2002

It's like hearing him speak!
This collection of talks from Ajahn Chah is well done. His first book, "A Still Forest Pool" was a breath of fresh air. The 'chapters' we short, some just a few sentences long, and were filled with deep teachings. 'Food for the Heart" offers long chapters and the incredibleness that was Ajahn Chah seems to jump off the pages. These talks have been translated from Thai and whoever did the ...

Food for the Heart
Venerable Ajahn Chah

Wisdom Audio Visual Exchange, 1992

A Taste of Freedom: Selected Dhamma Talks

1 review
Ajahn Chah

The Sangha, Bung Wai Forest Monastery, 1980

For free distribution
Inside this inspiring book is written: "A Taste of Freedom is printed for free distribution under the financial help of Phraya and Khunying Chavaki Banharn Fund......." This book was never intended to be sold and can be downloaded freely via most search engines.