GIFTS HE LEFT BEHIND

Gifts he left behind The Dhamma Legacy of Phra Ajaan Dune Atulo (Phra Rājavuḍḍhācariya) Compiled by Phra Rājavaraguṇa Translated from

1-10 1. A Dhamma welcome On December 18, 1979, Their Majesties the King and Queen paid a private visit to

11-20 11. On the ultimate level there’s no desire Before the Rains retreat in 1953, Luang Phaw Thaw, a relative

21-30 21. Cutting no slack Many monks and novices attending to Luang Pu late at night in Chulalongkorn Hospital were

31-40 31. Problems & responsibilities One of the problems in administering the Saṅgha, in addition to having to deal with

41-50 41. Nice, but… At present there are a lot of meditators who get enthusiastic about new teachers or new

51-60 51. Simply a motion There were times when I felt ill at ease, fearing that I may have done

61-70 61. On eating A group of monks came to pay their respects to Luang Pu before the Rains Retreat

71-80 71. There’s only one place Phra Mahā Thaweesuk was the first of Luang Pu’s students to pass the ninth

81-90 81. Letting go of one thing to get stuck on another One of Luang Pu’s lay students came to

91-100 91. Strange After the opening ceremonies for the Phra Ajaan Mun Museum, Luang Pu traveled further to visit Ajaan

101-111 101. A comparison “The desire to know and see so as to put an end to one’s doubts is

Glossary Ajaan (Pali: ācariya): Teacher; mentor. Appanā samādhi: Fixed penetration, the strongest level of concentration. Arahang (Pali: arahaṁ): Worthy; pure. An epithet for