Sixty Years Of Achieving Peace in Siam
By S. Sivaraksa

Published by Santi Pracha Dhamma Institute
Sathirakoses-Nagapradipa Foundation to celebrate the 60th anniversary of Peace Proclamation the Imperial College, London
30th October 2005 ,j

Socially Engaged Buddhism
by Sulak Sivaraksa

Frist published : 2005 (Printed in India) Respectfully dedicated to His Holiness the Dalai Lama on his seventieth birthday anniversary 6 th July 2005 and Daw Aung San Suu Kyi on her sixtieth birth anniversary 19 th June 2005.

Two leading Buddhists who stand prominently democracy, social justice and peace.

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B.R. Publishing Corporation [A Division of BRPC (India) Ltd.]
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Conflict Culture Change
Engaged buddhism in a globalization world
by Sulak Sivaraksa / Foreword by Donald Swearer

Fristed published 2005 (14.95 Us)

TRANS THAI BUDDHISM & Envisioning Resistance :
The Engaged Buddhism of Sulak Sivaraksa (US$ 7)

Sulak continually pushes us to think beyond ourselves, to recognize and challenge our preconceptions and cultural biases. As he is fond of saying, it is through the words and actions of true friends ---kalayanamitta--- who are willing to tell us what we may not want to hear that we learn, grow, and develop a moral conscience.

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Socially Engaged Spirituality
Essays in Honor of Sulak Siavaraksa on His 70th Birthday
Edited by David W. Chappell

hard cover (US$ 40)
paperback (US$ 25)

PREFACE

Here is a remarkable event vividly recorded by a witness plucked by chance, and, at the outset, not fully at one with the issues at stake, first to observe and then to partici­pate. The writer, Danny Campbell, my daughter Caroline's partner, and Sulak Sivaraksa, the prophetic central character of the tale - the latter and I go back to the middle of the last century - on the surface seem somewhat dissimilar figures. The unfamiliar and unwary might, at first glance, recognise Danny as a mentally and physically occidental pragmatist, and Sulak an unworldly gentle oriental idealist. Such, however would be pale caricatures of these two friends, the former masking someone seeking spiritual order; the latter a very sophisticated chameleon-like activist very determined to make things happen. That Danny has been inspired by Sulak finds reflection in his account, that they have in common: physical courage, identifying with the oppressed, combativeness and a carefree and wild sense of adventure, may also be glimpsed. The story's juxtaposition of twenty-first century hea vy civil engineering and fully engaged cobras and elephants with attitude and opinion magically illustrates the joined-up world of Sulak's prophetic message.

Robert McCloy
Byfleet, Surrey , UK
February 2003.

Santi Pracha Dhamma
Essays in honour of the late Puey Ungphakorn
edited by S. Sivaraksa et. al.

hard cover (US$ 50)
paperback (US$ 35)

SEEDS OF PEACE (US$ 10)
A Buddhist Vision for Renewing Society, Sulak Sivaraksa.

Foreword by H.H.The Dalai Lama. Parallax Press/ International Network of Engaged Buddhist/Sathirakoses-Nagapradipa Foundation 2001 , 186 Pages

Social Engaged Buddhism For the New Millennium
Essays in honor of The Ven. Phra Dhammapitaka (Bhikkhu P.A. Payutto)
On his 60^th birthday anniversary ed. by S.Sivaraksa et. al.

Hard cover (US$ 60)
paperback (US$ 38)

Powers That Be : Pridi Banomyong thought the rise and fall of Thai democracy
by Sulak Sivaraksa, first English edition 1999. (US$ 10)

Loyalty Demands Dissent: Autobiography of an Engaged Buddhist
by Sulak Sivaraksa

Parallax Press Berkeley , California & Thai Inter-Religious Commission For Development Bangkok1998, 252 Pages with picture (paperback US$ 15)

Global Healing (paperback US$ 15)
by Sulak Sivaraksa
Michael Sheehy and Chris Walker - Edited

Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development/Sathira-koses-Nagapradipa Foundation. 1999, 171 pages

Essays and interviews on structural violence, social development and spiritual transformation.

Global Healing begins with the ideas purported in Ajahn Sulak's latest book. For those unfamiliar with the author's writings or the environmental and social problems facing Siam , it serves as the perfect in troducting. Within its pages you will find the recipe on how to be a socially engaged Buddhist. Global Healing belongs on the bookshelf of anyone seeking to make the world a better place to live for humans and non-humans alike. (Adam Simson)

A BUDDHIST VISION FOR RENEWING SOCIETY (US$ 15)
Collected articles by a concerned Thai intellectual, Sulak Sivaraksa.

Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development 3^rd printing 1994, 380 Pages

BUDDHIST PERCEPTION FOR DESIRABLE SOCIETIES IN THE FUTURE (US$ 15)
Papers prepared for the United Nations University, edited by Sulak Sivaraksa et al. Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development, Sathirakoses - Nagapradipa Foundation, 1993, 288 Pages

FIVE CYCLES OF FRIENDSHIP
Sulak Sivaraksa - Edited

Suksit Siam , Bangkok 1993, 132 Pages

By Friends of Sulak Sivaraksa to honor his sixtieth birthday anniversary

SEEDS OF PEACE (US$ 10)
A Buddhist Vision for Renewing Society, Sulak Sivaraksa.

Foreword by H.H.The Dalai Lama. Parallax Press/ International Network of Engaged Buddhist/Sathirakoses-Nagapradipa Foundation 1992 , 186 Pages

SEARCHING FOR ASIAN CULTURAL INTEGRITY (US$ 10)
Papers from Inter-Cultural Seminar in Bangkok 1991, edited by Sulak Sivaraksa.

Santi Pracha Dhamma Institute/ Sathirakoses-Nagapradipa Foundation 2534(1991), 222 Pages

THE QUEST FOR JUST SOCIETY (US$ 6)
The Legacy and Challenges of Buddhadasa Bhikkhu edited by Sulak Sivaraksa, Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development/ San-ti Pracha Dhamma Institute, Bangkok 1994
( Donald K.Swearer, Louis Gabaude, Suwanna Sathaanand, Bhikkhu Santika-ro. - -write)

A SOCIALLY ENGAGED BUDDHISM (paperback US$ 10)
by Sulak Sivaraksa : A Controversial Siamese, Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development, Bangkok 1988, 206 Pages

Religion and Development (US$ 10)
by S. Sivaraksa, Thai Inter-Religious Commission for Development, 3^rd Edition 1987, 84 pages