Ajahn Santikaro was ordained as a Theravāda monk in 1985, and subsequently trained at Suan Mokkh with Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu. He became Ajahn Buddhadāsa's primary English translator. He led meditation retreats at Suan Mokkh for many years before returning to the USA in 2001. In 2004 he retired from formal monastic life. He is the founder of Kevala Retreat (formerly Liberation Park) a modern American expression of Buddhist practice, study, and social responsibility. There he continues to teach, study, practice, translate the work of his teacher, engage in social activism, and imagine the future of Buddha-Dhamma in the West. He is also the major contributor to the online Buddhadasa Bhikkhu resource suanmokkh.org.

Water is Still, the Banks Flow
 Keynote speech given to the 8th International Buddhist Research Seminar organized in honour of the 111th Anniversary of Buddhadāsa Bhikkhu’s birth.

24th May, 2018