A Meditator's Guide

A Meditator’s Guide

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“A Meditator’s Guide” is a compilation of Dhamma talks given by Venerable Pramote Pamojjo, one of the most revered and adored meditation masters in Thailand today. A total of twelve talks were chosen for this book; they span the seven years that Venerable Pramote has been teaching at Suan Santidham Temple, in Sriracha, Thailand. Each chapter has one or two talks as primary sources and also includes some materials from other talks, so as to provide readers with more comprehensive explanations of each topic. The talks in this book include teachings on the true meaning of mindfulness and how it is practiced, both in formal meditation and in our daily lives. They also span the entire scope of Dhamma (Dharma) practice; therefore, this book is useful for beginners first sitting down to meditate as well as for those practicing at the most advanced stages.

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A Meditator’s Guide
Author: Venerable Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo
Compiled and Translated by Jess Peter Koffman
Edited by Richard Kirtland
Copyright by Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo’s Teaching Media Fund

【Transtator’s Foreword】

A Meditator’s Guide is a compilation of Dhamma talks given by Venerable Pramote Pamojjo, one of the most revered and adored meditation masters in Thailand today. Venerable Pramote has a way of transforming complicated and age-old teachings into simple directions for a modern mind. As a result of this, coupled with his ability to see intuitively what needs adjusting in his students’ practice, Venerable Pramote has become extremely popular among practicing Buddhists in Thailand, especially the young intellectual and professional classes.

Venerable Pramote’s student base is an estimated 100,000, of which I am grateful to be one. This number is constantly growing as people continue to download his materials, listen to his recordings and are, as a result, seeing dramatic shifts for the better in their lives. Many, including myself, are experiencing a decrease in pain and suffering in their hearts and much more happiness from listening to