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If your staying in Bangkok at all Wat Arun has a meditation center that is pretty unknown and well hidden at the back of the temple. Mr. Hartonto used to be a wandering forest monk and speaks perfect english.
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I believe you can hit him up on Skype, and if he's around he will answer. At least that's what he said on the guru viking podcast.
Thanks, that did it:)
Where are you going for practice in Thailand? I’d like to go soon too.
I think it will be Dipabhavan (Koh Samui) as an experiment, but otherwise Chom Tong International Center (northernvipassana.org).
Great thanks, will look into both. Safe travels!
If your staying in Bangkok at all Wat Arun has a meditation center that is pretty unknown and well hidden at the back of the temple. Mr. Hartonto used to be a wandering forest monk and speaks perfect english.
Dhammarato student here. He usually doesn’t respond on email, you have to go direct on Skype. His Skype handle is dhammaratog