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Audio. Ajahn was born in 1975 in Czech Republic. His interest in Buddhism started at the age of 15 by discovering some old books in the local library, mainly translations of the Buddha’s discourses in Czech and German language. While studying philosophy in Prague, he translated a number of Buddhist…

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