Buddha’s complete teachings

Bhikkhu Bodhi and Nanamoli, as well as Maurice Walshe have translated the four books of the Buddha’s complete teachings from the Pali language, published by Wisdom Publications, Boston, USA:

Collections of Buddha’s teachings

Bhikkhu Bodhi, along with others, has published several books in which important topics from the Buddha are extracted around a particular theme:

  • Stillness Flowing

    Author: Ajahn Chah. Translator: Ajahn Jayasaro. Language: English. ISBN: unknown. Link: Download.

  • The Collected Teachings of Ajahn Chah

    Author: unknown. Language: English. ISBN: unknown. Link: Download

  • The Buddha’s Teachings on Social and Communal Harmony

    Author: Bhikkhu Bodhi. Language: English. ISBN: 1614293732. Link: Amazon

  • Great Disciples of the Buddha: Their Lives, Their Works, Their Legacy

    Author: Nyanaponika, Hellmuth Hecker, Bhikkhu Bodhi. Language: English. ISBN: 0861713818. Link: Amazon

  • Noble Truths, Noble Path: The Heart Essence of the Buddha’s Original Teachings

    Author: Bhikkhu Bodhi. Language: English. ISBN: 1614299188. Link: Amazon

SuttaCentral.net

SuttaCentral is an online project for early Buddhist texts based in Australia. The text collection contains a complete translation of the Buddha’s teachings in English, many Norwegian translations, as well as texts in several other languages, published under a creative commons license. The founders were Rod Bucknell, John Kelly and Bhante Sujato.

Ajahn Chah – the forest tradition

Ajahn Chah was a teacher to many seniors today, including Western teachers Ajahn Brahm (Australia), Ajahn Amaro (England), Ajahn Pasanno (California).

  • Silence is the new superpower

    The brain needs silence. It needs time without music, mobile, podcasts and YouTube. Time without meetings and people. The brain likes it when you’re bored. That you don’t do anything.

  • We spend little time in silence

    Many of us avoid silence because we don’t want to be in touch with our own thoughts and feelings. But silence is more important than we might think.

  • Silence as a subject in school

    Silence, meditation and yoga. A number of experts are urging the authorities to include these subjects in school to counteract stress in many children. And in Sweden, they’re already at it.

  • Nitho

    Nitho is a Norwegian Buddhist bhikkhu, who after business school at NHH and a few years of work experience, traveled to Australia where he completed a 15-year full-time spiritual training. He now teaches retreats and Buddhist theory and practice in the Nordic countries, and is one of the leaders of the Buddhist Society of Norway – dnbf.org

  • AntennaPod

    Android
    Open source

Ajahn Brahm – the forest tradition

Ajahn Brahm is the teacher of Norwegian Ajahn Nitho, and spiritual advisor to the Buddhist Society of Norway. He has published many books describing spiritual development on many different levels. The book “Kindfulness” is recommended as a handbook in basic meditation for beginners.

  • Silence is the new superpower

    The brain needs silence. It needs time without music, mobile, podcasts and YouTube. Time without meetings and people. The brain likes it when you’re bored. That you don’t do anything.

  • We spend little time in silence

    Many of us avoid silence because we don’t want to be in touch with our own thoughts and feelings. But silence is more important than we might think.

  • Silence as a subject in school

    Silence, meditation and yoga. A number of experts are urging the authorities to include these subjects in school to counteract stress in many children. And in Sweden, they’re already at it.

  • Nitho

    Nitho is a Norwegian Buddhist bhikkhu, who after business school at NHH and a few years of work experience, traveled to Australia where he completed a 15-year full-time spiritual training. He now teaches retreats and Buddhist theory and practice in the Nordic countries, and is one of the leaders of the Buddhist Society of Norway – dnbf.org

  • AntennaPod

    Android
    Open source

Buddhist books in Norwegian

We have some good Buddhist books published in Norwegian, mainly from author Kåre A. Lie – who is the foremost translator of Buddha’s teachings in Norway.

  • Silence is the new superpower

    The brain needs silence. It needs time without music, mobile, podcasts and YouTube. Time without meetings and people. The brain likes it when you’re bored. That you don’t do anything.

  • We spend little time in silence

    Many of us avoid silence because we don’t want to be in touch with our own thoughts and feelings. But silence is more important than we might think.

  • Silence as a subject in school

    Silence, meditation and yoga. A number of experts are urging the authorities to include these subjects in school to counteract stress in many children. And in Sweden, they’re already at it.

  • Nitho

    Nitho is a Norwegian Buddhist bhikkhu, who after business school at NHH and a few years of work experience, traveled to Australia where he completed a 15-year full-time spiritual training. He now teaches retreats and Buddhist theory and practice in the Nordic countries, and is one of the leaders of the Buddhist Society of Norway – dnbf.org

  • AntennaPod

    Android
    Open source

Feel free to share this page with a friend:

About the Author: Nitho Bhikkhu

Avatar photo
Nitho is the Spiritual Director of DNBF and lives full-time the Buddhist training as a bhikkhu. He inspires people towards inner peace, clarity, wisdom and awakening in Norway and the Nordic countries, and he is often to be found in nature and the mountains.