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Handful of Leaves

Print edition of Thanissaro Bhikkhu's sutta translations

 
A print edition of Thanissaro Bhikkhu's sutta translations is available in a four-volume book entitled, Handful of Leaves. Volume 1, which includes suttas from the Digha and Majjhima Nikayas, is available free of charge upon request from:
 

Sati Center for Buddhist Studies
PO Box 2021
Santa Cruz, CA 95063-2021
USA
Volume 2 (Samyutta Nikaya) is expected by the end of March, 2003.

Ajaan Thanissaro (Geoffrey DeGraff) has been a Theravadin monk since 1976. He is currently the abbot of Metta Forest Monastery, a combined monastic and lay meditation community in San Diego County. He is the author of Mind Like Fire Unbound, and the translator of many Thai meditation guides and selections from the Pali Canon.

Readers of BuddhaDust will know Bhikkhu Thanissaro's work from his numerous translations on Access to Insight.

For what it's worth, (and he might not appreciate the comparison), I consider this Bhikkhu's translations as the closest ones out there to the method being suggested here on BuddhaDust. This both from the point of view of what he does say and from the point of view of what he does not say.

I have given a quick look-see to the Sati Center's website and note that they request donations. This is not exactly as pure a form of maintaining one's existance as a distributor of the Dhamma as is found, say, on Access to Insight, (I find it hard to imagine being able to ask for one of these books without sending a donation) but in theory at least they are not selling the Dhamma. I suggest making as generous a contribution as you can afford -- we can hope this keeps them going through the publication of the rest of the volumes.


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