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The links on this page may be useful (since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sri Lanka): Nā Uyana Aranya -- Theeravada Buddhist Forest Monastery

The Information for visitors says,

Ordination

For laymen interested in ordination the following books are useful to read:

  1. The Buddhist Monastic Code Vols. I & II by Bhikkhu Thānissaro 2. Vinaya Notes by Ajahn Brahm 3. The Bhikkhu Rules, a Guide for Laypeople by Bhikkhu Ariyesako

APPROXIMATE TIMELINE TO BHIKKHU ORDINATION

1-4 months: Upāsaka (8 Precepts)
6-12 months: Pabajjā (going forth) and abiding as a Sāmaṇera (Novice monk) (10 Precepts and 75 Sekhiya rules)

January – March: Vinaya Classes
April: Vinaya Exam
June: Upasampadā (higher ordination) at Galduwa Monastery

The links on this page may be useful (since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sri Lanka): Nā Uyana Aranya -- Theeravada Buddhist Forest Monastery

The Information for visitors says,

Ordination

For laymen interested in ordination the following books are useful to read:

  1. The Buddhist Monastic Code Vols. I & II by Bhikkhu Thānissaro 2. Vinaya Notes by Ajahn Brahm 3. The Bhikkhu Rules, a Guide for Laypeople by Bhikkhu Ariyesako

APPROXIMATE TIMELINE TO BHIKKHU ORDINATION

1-4 months: Upāsaka (8 Precepts)
6-12 months: Pabajjā (going forth) and abiding as a Sāmaṇera (Novice monk) (10 Precepts and 75 Sekhiya rules)

January – March: Vinaya Classes
April: Vinaya Exam
June: Upasampadā (higher ordination) at Galduwa Monastery

The links on this page may be useful (since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sri Lanka): Nā Uyana Aranya -- Theeravada Buddhist Forest Monastery

Information for visitors

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MaybeThe links on this page may be useful, since (since it is a Vipassana Tradition in SirSri Lanka, Anshuman Chandel.): http://nauyana.org/Nā Uyana Aranya -- Theeravada Buddhist Forest Monastery

The Information for visitors says,

Ordination

For laymen interested in ordination the following books are useful to read:

  1. The Buddhist Monastic Code Vols. I & II by Bhikkhu Thānissaro 2. Vinaya Notes by Ajahn Brahm 3. The Bhikkhu Rules, a Guide for Laypeople by Bhikkhu Ariyesako

APPROXIMATE TIMELINE TO BHIKKHU ORDINATION

1-4 months: Upāsaka (8 Precepts)
6-12 months: Pabajjā (going forth) and abiding as a Sāmaṇera (Novice monk) (10 Precepts and 75 Sekhiya rules)

January – March: Vinaya Classes
April: Vinaya Exam
June: Upasampadā (higher ordination) at Galduwa Monastery

Maybe useful, since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sir Lanka, Anshuman Chandel. http://nauyana.org/

The links on this page may be useful (since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sri Lanka): Nā Uyana Aranya -- Theeravada Buddhist Forest Monastery

The Information for visitors says,

Ordination

For laymen interested in ordination the following books are useful to read:

  1. The Buddhist Monastic Code Vols. I & II by Bhikkhu Thānissaro 2. Vinaya Notes by Ajahn Brahm 3. The Bhikkhu Rules, a Guide for Laypeople by Bhikkhu Ariyesako

APPROXIMATE TIMELINE TO BHIKKHU ORDINATION

1-4 months: Upāsaka (8 Precepts)
6-12 months: Pabajjā (going forth) and abiding as a Sāmaṇera (Novice monk) (10 Precepts and 75 Sekhiya rules)

January – March: Vinaya Classes
April: Vinaya Exam
June: Upasampadā (higher ordination) at Galduwa Monastery

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Maybe useful, since it is a Vipassana Tradition in Sir Lanka, Anshuman Chandel. http://nauyana.org/