1991 (Rude Awakenings and Great Patient One). He also co-supervises (with Ajahn Abhinando) a website for spiritually inspired poetry called Dhamma Moon. All books are available for free distribution and also free to download. Ajahn Sucitto began teaching retreats for laypeople after the Rains Retreat (that is, autumn) of 1981. He has continued to teach retreats in Britain and overseas ever since. Publications Turning the Wheel of Truth: Commentary on the Buddha's first Teaching (Shambala, 2010) Meditation: An Outline Rude Awakenings Great Patient One Walking Dhutanga In Britain (BPS, Bodhi Leaves No. 104) See also Thai Forest Tradition Chithurst Buddhist Monastery Aruna Ratanagiri Ajahn Chah Ajahn Sumedho Ajahn Viradhammo References External links Ajahn Sucitto's Portal Portal page for all the branch monasteries of Ajahn Chah Free Dharma talks by Ajahn Sucitto Talks from Forest Sangha site 1949 births Living people English Buddhist monks 20th-century Buddhist monks 21st-century Buddhist monks English Theravada Buddhists Thai Forest Tradition monks Theravada Buddhism writers English Buddhist spiritual teachers