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www.fsnewsletter.org (formerly at fsnewsletter.net or www.fsnewsletter.amaravati.org) is a website making available current and past issues of the Forest Sangha Newsletter.
The Forest Sangha Newsletter © is produced by the Buddhist monastic community, or Sangha, founded by Ajahn Chah and Ajahn Sumedho in Europe. It provides a medium for the Sangha to stay in touch with supporters, friends, and anyone interested.
The FSN is usually published quarterly and distributed without charge, through the post and on this website. It relies on donations to cover costs. Comment within is personal reflection only and does not reflect the opinion of the Sangha as a whole. For permission to reprint any material published on this website or in the hard copy edition, please contact the editor at the address below.
More information about the Thai forest tradition, Ajahn Chah and the worldwide family of monasteries founded by his disciples can be found at the community web portal: www.forestsangha.org .
Conventions
The terminology of Theravada Buddhism and the Thai forest tradition includes many foreign words. Please see the glossary for help.
Email addresses
The online edition of the FSN uses a convention to protect email addresses from spam by rendering them in the following way:
'name@organization.com' is written 'name AT organization DOT com'.
When your email program opens you will need to alter 'AT' and 'DOT' as appropriate.
Contact
Correspondence can be sent to "Newsletter Editor" at:
Amaravati Buddhist MonasterySt. Margaret’s, Great Gaddesden
Hemel Hempstead
HERTS, HP1 3BZ
UK
or by email to editor AT amaravati DOT org .
For more contact information, please see the contact us page.
Subscribe
To receive the posted, hard copy newsletter and/or an email notification when a new issue appears on this website please see the contact us page.
Contribute
To help cover costs involved in producing, printing and distributing this newsletter, contributions can be sent to "The English Sangha Trust" at the following address, indicating that purpose. You can also make a donation online using the provided facility to indicate you want it to help with the Forest Sangha Newsletter.
English Sangha Trust
Amaravati Buddhist Monastery
St. Margaret’s, Great Gaddesden,
Hemel Hempstead, HERTS, HP1 3BZ
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