Preface
The Man Behind Santi Asoke...Sanitsuda Ekachai
Phothirak may have the last laugh...Sanitsuda Ekachai
Small Is Beautiful in Asoke Villages...Marja-Leena Heikkilä-Horn
Introduction
1. Right Livelihood - Samma Ajiva
1.1 No to imported goods
1.2 Switch off the lights
2. Why were you born?
2.1 Practice by working
3. Bunniyom as moral economics
3.1 Anti-consumerism
4. Buddhist education
4.1 Samma sikkha - the right study
4.2 Nirvana - now!
Conclusion
References
Books and Articles about the Asoke Movement

The Asoke people do not meditate in the traditional way by sitting or walking. This is regarded by the Asoke people as a waste of time, and a way of escaping the reality of the world. Instead, they practise with open eyes, engaging energetically in any type of work. The main point with work, is hence nor the result neither the gain, but the process itself. To work in a team, requires compassion to your fellow workers, it requires concentration to carry out the work despite the possible disturbance and noise of the surroundings.

Marja-Leena Heikkilä-Horn

ISBN 974-374-076-7
Insight Into Santi Asoke
Editors: Marja-Leena Heikkilä-Horn
Rassamee Krisanamis

Publisher : Fah-aphai Co.Ltd. 644 Soi 44 (Thiam-phorn)
Nawamin Rd., Klongkum, Khet Buengkum,
Bangkok 10240 Thailand.