Thai Theravada Buddhism

Thailand is home to one of the most vibrant and historically continuous Theravada
Buddhist traditions in the world — a tradition that has preserved the original teachings of
the historical Buddha in the Pali Canon with extraordinary fidelity for over 2,500 years. Thai
Theravada Buddhism is not a simplified or popularized version of Buddhist teaching. It is
the full, uncompromised path to liberation as taught by the Buddha himself and preserved
by generations of Thai forest masters.
Oluwo Jolaoso Osainbola — also known as Ajarn Shaman Shu, a title earned through years
of study and practice in the Thai Buddhist tradition — presents the complete history,
philosophy, and practice of Thai Theravada Buddhism: the Pali Canon and its key texts, the
Thai forest tradition of Ajahn Chah and Ajahn Mun, the practice of Vipassana (insight
meditation), the Vinaya (monastic code), and the role of Buddhism in Thai culture and
society.
This is the Buddhism that the Buddha actually taught. And it works.
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