A German translation of recollections of Ven. Ñāṇavimala’s life, practice and teachings is now available online.
Uposatha Calendars 2018
Uposatha Calendars 2017
Photographs of Wat Yang Thong Published
Photographs of a newly built sīma in Sadao, Thailand, with traditional decorations, and fine modern murals.
Publication of Ven. Rerukane Candavimala’s Autobiography
A new website dedicated to the autobiography of Ven. Rerukane Candavimala in which he talks about his life and work.
A Buddhist Perspective… now published in Sinhala Translation
A publication in hard and soft copy of the Sinhala translation of A Buddhist Perspective on Pain, Stress and Illness by Ven Sumedha.
Traditional Monastic Reflections adapted for Lay People
A new edition of the traditional monastic reflections of robes, almsfood, dwellings and medicine, together with a version for lay people also.
Uposatha Calendars 2016
Ven. Moneyya: Selected Poems and Musings
Bhikkhu Sumedha: His Teachings and Paintings
A new website to house the teachings and paintings of the great German monk Bhikkhu Sumedha.
New Website: Buddhasāsana
Bhikkhu Sumedha’s Paintings on Photo Dharma
Publication of photographs of a large collection of Bhikkhu Sumedha’s paintings on the Photo Dharma website.
Sumathipala Meditation Centre on Photo Dharma
Glimpses of Ven. Nyanavimala
Glimpses of the life of Ven. Ñāṇavimala by someone who knew him from the 60s up and till he passed away in 2005.
Bhante Anandajoti: The Buddha makes Peace, not War
An annotated video recording of a talk about the Buddhist ideal of peacemaking in times of war.
Bhante Anandajoti: Bodhi Puja
A recording of Bodhi Puja led by Bhante Anandajoti, recorded at the Bodhi Lankarama Buddhist Temple. With text and translation in clear subtitles.
Bhante Anandajoti: The Story of Arahat Sāriputta
Republication of A Buddhist Perspective on Pain, Stress and Illness
A republication for free distribution of Bhikkhu Sumedha’s book: A Buddhist Perspective on Pain, Illness and Stress.
The Buddha’s Praise of Arahat Sāriputta
Some verses attributed to the Buddha in which he praises one of his Chief Disciples Sāriputta.
Bhikkhu K. Nyanananda: Slowly – Carefully – Mindfully (Reminiscences of Ven. Nyanavimala Mahathera)
The great Sri Lankan scholar-monk Ven. Bhikkhu K. Nyanananda gives his reminiscences of the ascetic German monk Ven. Nyanavimala Mahathera, whom he knew from the 1960s.