SWEARER Donald K. (1970). Two portraits of Thai Buddhism. In Buddhism in transition (pp. 95-120). Philadelphia: The Westminster Press. ISBN: 0-664-24896-9.

SWEARER Donald K. (1977). A Buddhist view on Christianity. In Dialogue: The key to understanding other religions (pp. 136-167). Philadelphia: The Westminster Press. ISBN: 0-664-24138-7

SWEARER Donald K. (1992). Exemplars of nonviolence in Theravada Buddhism. In K. Kraft, Inner peace, world peace (pp. 63-76). Albany: State University of New York Press. ISBN: 0-7914-0970-8  [More information]

鄭振煌 [CHENG Chenhuang] (trans.). (82年 [1993]). 佛教與自然保育 [Buddhism and nature conservation]. In 法味 A Taste of Dharma, 3^rd edition (pp. 193-199). 臺北 Taipei: 財團法人臺北市慧炬出版社 Torch of Wisdom. ISBN: 957-518-036-4

SANTIKARO Bhikkhu. (1996). Buddhadasa Bhikkhu: Life and society through the natural eyes of voidness. In C. Queen & S. King, Engaged Buddhism: Buddhist liberation movements in Asia (pp. 147-193). Albany: State University of New York Press. ISBN: 0-7914-2844-3 

« Buddhadasa Bhikkhu is a Thai Buddhist monk whose dedication in service to the Lord Buddha has produced the largest and most innovative body of work of any bhikkhu in recent Thai history. He has been a pioneer in the application of Buddha-Dhamma to the realities of the modern world during the recent decades of rampant modernization and economic growth and has forthrightly criticized the immorality and selfishness of many modern social structures... » [More information]

SANTIKARO Bhikkhu. (1997). The Four Noble Truths of Dhammic socialism. In Entering the realm of reality: Towards Dhammic societies (pp. 89-161). Bangkok: Suksit Siam. ISBN: 974-260-139-9. 

«  In this paper, I would like to discuss certain general principles concerning Buddha-Dhamma and society  which the Venerable Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu of Suan Mokkhabalārāma discussed over the years. As he is one of the patrons of INEB, we wanted to include some of his thoughts in this volume. Thus, this chapter will be based on the thought of the Venerable Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu to the best of the writer's understanding and ability... » [More information]

SWEARER Donald K. (1997). The hermeneutics of Buddhist ecology in contemporary Thailand: Buddhadāsa and Dhammapitaka. In M. Tucker & D. Williams, Buddhism and ecology: The interconnection of Dharma and deeds (pp. 22-44). Cambridge: Harvard University Center for the Study of World Religions. ISBN: 0-945454-14-7  [More information]

SANTIKARO. (2005). Anapanasati as response to paticca-samuppada. In International conference on meditation theory and practice of the anapanasati-sutta (pp. 209-228). Seoul: Santisukha Meditation Center Publication.

JAE-YON Bhikkhu. (2005). A review on Anapanasati as response to paticca-samuppada. In International conference on meditation theory and practice of the anapanasati-sutta (pp. 229-232). Seoul: Santisukha Meditation Center Publication.

FALVEY Lindsay. (2005). Communicating with the Orient: Eastern sustainable agriculture. In Religion and agriculture: Sustainability in Christianity and Buddhism (pp. 185-191). Adelaide: Institute for International Development. ISBN: 0-9751000-2-5 

« Is it true that ‘Eastern’ teachings may not be fully comprehendible without a detailed historical, cosmological, sociological and psychological understanding of the various spiritual investigations that have developed across Asia over the last three to four millennia? If so, then the same should apply to Western teachings. I think such blanket statements refer more to academic understandings than appreciation of the essence of the religions... »  [Download]

FALVEY Lindsay. (2005). Enlightening agricultural sustainability: Seeing more clearly. In Religion and agriculture: Sustainability in Christianity and Buddhism (pp. 227-234). Adelaide: Institute for International Development. ISBN: 0-9751000-2-5 

« Science sheds light on details and occasionally embraces the intuition of wise practitioners to describe even more of the mystery. That experiential element of wise intuition is the focus of Buddhist and most other religious practices, if their cultural and institutional accretions are removed. So we now can amplify some key aspects of Buddhism that can shine more light on sustainability by considering the lives and works of two Thai practitioners... »  [Download]

SWEARER Donald K. (2006). Two perspectives on Buddhist ecology. In C. Mun, Buddhism and peace: Theory and practice (pp. 237-247). Honolulu: Blue Pine. ISBN: 9780977755318

TIYAVANICH Kamala. (2007). Ajahn Buddhadasa (Boyhood name: Nguam). In Sons of the Buddha: The early lives of three extraordinary Thai masters (pp. 95-150). Somerville: Wisdom. ISBN: 9780861715367. [More information & S.E. Asia edition]

SANTIKARO. (2008). Technology of breathing in and out. In A. Novidor, The best of Inquiring Mind: 25 years of Dharma, drama, and unconmmon insight (pp. 204-207). Boston: Wisdom Publications. ISBN: 978-0-8617-1551-0  [More information]

WITTMANN Pierre. (2010). Thaïlande: retraite à Wat Suan Mokkh (février 1988). In Le jardin de la libération: journal 1988 (pp. 131-141). Chiangmai: Wisdomlight. ISBN: 978-616-90598-0-6

« 12 février, Wat Suan Mokkh. Le cours de méditation est terminé depuis hier. Je commence à récupérer, car ces dix jours furent éprouvants. Tout était très bien organisé et j'ai appris beaucoup de choses. Les enseignements étaient passionnants, ils m'ont permis d'élargir ma compréhension du bouddhisme et des réalités de l'existence. Je sens que cette retraite va changer beaucoup de choses dans ma vie... »  [More information]

GRIFFIN Kevin. (2010). Dharma God. In A burning desire: Dharma God & the path of recovery (pp. 13-18). Carlsbad: Hay House. ISBN: 978-1-4019-2321-1

COLEMAN John E. (2012). A month in the forest. In The quiet mind (pp. 107-113). 2^nd edition, reprint. Onalaska: Pariyatti Press. ISBN: 978-1-928706-06-9

KHEMANANDA Kovit & OLSON Grant (editor). (2015). Suan Mokkh. In A sandy path near the lake: In search of the illusory Khemananda (pp. 176-240). Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing. ISBN: 978-1443872553 

«  Before departing Bangkok, I created one last work of art in order to enter it in a show at the World Trade, Hua Mak. In the process, I observed a large ceramic vase being made by another Thai artist. I took this vase and painted a design on it and put it in a kiln. After it was fired I let it cool, and while it was still warm I carried it down south as a gift for Achan Suan Mokkh. This vase is still displayed at Suan Mokkh. When I arrived at Suan Mokkh, I posed a question to Achan... »  [More information]

SRIWANICHAPOOM Manit. (2015). Buddhadasa Bhikkhu. In Rediscovering forgotten thai masters of photography. Thai/English bilingual. Bangkok: Kathmandu Photo Gallery. ISBN: 9786169244707

REINHARD Khun. (2016). First meditation retreats at the In­ter­na­tional Dharma Hermitage. In An engineer turned meditation teacher: 20 years fas­ci­nated by Suan Mokkh (pp. 12-44). Reinhard Hölscher [ebook].

« Before I describe the events of my first meditation retreats, I will give some information about the Suan Mokkh monastery, the meditation centre and some concise fundamentals about Buddhism, meditation and meditation retreats in order to help those who are unfamiliar with three subjects to better understand this book and my personal developments. Wat Suan Mokkh is a Buddhist forest monastery located about 640 km south of Bangkok... » [More information]

REINHARD Khun. (2017). Erste Meditationskurse in der In­ter­na­ti­o­nalen Dhar­ma Hermitage. In Vom Inge­nieur zum Medi­ta­tions­lehrer - 20 Jahre fas­zi­niert von Suan Mokkh (pp. 12-48). [ebook].

« Bevor ich über die Erlebnisse meiner ersten Meditationskurse berichte, gebe ich zunächst  einige Erklärungen zum Kloster Suan Mokkh, zum Meditationszentrum sowie einige komprimierte und vereinfachende Bemerkungen zum Themenkreis Buddhismus, Meditation und Meditationkurs, um den Leser/-innen, die damit nich vertraut sind, das weitere Verständnis dieses Buches sowie meiner Entwicklung zu erleichtern.... » [More information]