
Ajahn Sucitto
British Theravada monk in the Thai Forest tradition, long associated with Cittaviveka (Chithurst Buddhist Monastery) in the UK.
View teacher profile →A two-week residential retreat co-led by Ajahn Sucitto and Akincano Weber exploring the spiral path of gradual liberation described in the early discourses, combining silent meditation, textual study, qi gong and group enquiry.
A two-week residential retreat co-led by Ajahn Sucitto and Akincano Weber exploring the spiral path of gradual liberation described in the early discourses, combining silent meditation, textual study, qi gong and group enquiry.
“Body is a form in Nature, not a personal possession.”Ajahn Sucitto

British Theravada monk in the Thai Forest tradition, long associated with Cittaviveka (Chithurst Buddhist Monastery) in the UK.
View teacher profile →Forest monastic lineage within Theravada Buddhism, emphasising strict monastic discipline and meditation in a natural setting.
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Naarden, Netherlands