Theravada Buddhism

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• Victorious Grim Veteran

  August 2013 edited August 2013

  Suttanipatha. Some of those can be found here.http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/kn/snp/
  
  Dhammapada. Some of those suttas can be found here. http://www.accesstoinsight.org/tipitaka/kn/dhp/
  
  generally:
  http://www.accesstoinsight.org/
  
  This one is a beginners startof.
  www.urbandharma.org/pdf/wordofbuddha.pdf
  
  Cheers.
  Victor

  

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• Jeffrey Veteran

  August 2013

  Mindfulness in Plain English is a quite good book.

  

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• lobster Veteran

  August 2013

  Maybe you could ask this Theravadin guy the same question . . . .
  http://www.theravada.ca/brian-ruhe/
  
  :wave:

  

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• Daiva Veteran

  August 2013

  There's a bunch of teachers and resources listed here:
  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vipassana_movement

  

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• Arthurbodhi Mars Veteran

  August 2013

  http://www.DhammaTalks.net/
  Is a good site with a great collection of teaching from several masters.
  
  Also the "What Buddha Taught" book that is well recommended.
  http://www.dhammaweb.net/books/Dr_Walpola_Rahula_What_the_Buddha_Taught.pdf

  

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• DairyLama Veteran Veteran

  August 2013

  Wisdom23 said:

  i was wondering whether my NewBuddhist homies could suggest some videos, books, articles to help me get a deeper understanding of Theravada Buddhism.
  
  Peace out peeps.

  Another option would be to try out a local Theravada group - are there any?

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• misecmisc1 I am a Hindu India Veteran

  August 2013

  on google, search for Ajahn Chah and Ajahn Brahm, there you will find many videos on you tube on dhamma talks given by Ajahn Brahm, Sumedho, Amaro, Thanisaro Bhikku etc. these are Thai Forest tradition monks of Therevada Buddhism.

  

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• Jason God Emperor Arrakis Moderator

  August 2013 edited August 2013

  Wisdom23 said:

  i was wondering whether my NewBuddhist homies could suggest some videos, books, articles to help me get a deeper understanding of Theravada Buddhism.
  
  Peace out peeps.

  As far as books go, Richard Gombrich's Theravada Buddhism: A Social History from Ancient Benares to Modern Colombo is a pretty good place to start. In terms of online resources, Access to Insight has a large assortment of free books, essays, and suttas to browse through. In addition, I highly recommend Thanissaro Bhikkhu's audio talks, some of which can be found here and here. I also have a rambling blog that explores Buddhism from a predominately Theravadin point of view if you're interested.

  

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• karmablues Veteran

  August 2013

  misecmisc1 said:

  on google, search for Ajahn Chah and Ajahn Brahm, there you will find many videos on you tube on dhamma talks given by Ajahn Brahm, Sumedho, Amaro, Thanisaro Bhikku etc. these are Thai Forest tradition monks of Therevada Buddhism.

  The following site also provides a good collection of dhamma talks and e-books in English featuring talks of Ajahn Chah (translated into English) and those of his Western monks.
  
  For downloadable books:
  http://forestsanghapublications.org/viewBookCollection.php
  
  For dhammatalks:
  http://forestsanghapublications.org/downloadListen.php

  

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• jll Veteran

  August 2013

  loads of good stuff here, enjoy...
  
  http://buddhanet.net/budsas/ebud/ebidx.htm
  

  Wisdom23 said:

  i was wondering whether my NewBuddhist homies could suggest some videos, books, articles to help me get a deeper understanding of Theravada Buddhism.
  
  Peace out peeps.

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