Ajaan Dune
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Gifts He Left Behind: The Dhamma Legacy of Ajaan Dune Atulo
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compiled by Phra Bodhinandamuni, translated from the Thai by Thanissaro Bhikkhu
(2005; 40pp./120KB)
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- A collection of short anecdotes and quotations from Ajaan Dune, as recalled by one of his long-time monastic comrades. Ajaan Dune's straightforward words are rich with deceptively simple insights that reflect a profound grasp of Dhamma. His unique presentation of the four noble truths, which echoes through these pages, is breathtakingly clear: "The mind sent outside is the origination of suffering; the result of the mind sent outside is suffering; the mind seeing the mind is the path; and the result of the mind seeing the mind is the cessation of suffering."
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