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October-December 2010
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## 2010.12.28

The Lessons of Gratitude, by Thanissaro Bhikkhu.
How to repay the kindness of others in the best possible way.

## 2010.12.24

ptf/dhamma/sila/uposatha2011.html

## 2010.12.22

Skill in Questions: How the Buddha Taught, by Thanissaro Bhikkhu.
This book offers an in-depth exploration of the role of questions in the Buddha's teaching, organized around the four classes of questions that the Buddha addressed: questions that call for a direct, categorical answer; those that must be reframed; those that call for cross-questioning; and those that should be put aside altogether. This book serves as a valuable guide to understanding the crucial part that spiritual questioning plays in the practice of Dhamma. [Not available in HTML]

## Handy summaries of Pali grammar 2010.12.12

Pali Grammar Summary Card: Nouns, by Dhammadarsa Bhikkhu.
A concise tabular summary of the rules of Pali noun declension, formatted for convenient printing in the form of cards for study or reference. Includes examples and vocabulary lists adapted from A.P. Buddhadatta's "New Pali Course". [Not available in HTML]
Pali Grammar Summary Card: Verbs, by Dhammadarsa Bhikkhu.
A concise tabular summary of the rules of Pali verb conjugation, formatted for convenient printing in the form of cards for study or reference. Includes examples and vocabulary lists adapted from A.P. Buddhadatta's "New Pali Course". [Not available in HTML]
Pali Grammar Summary Card: Pronouns, Adverbs, and Particles, by Dhammadarsa Bhikkhu.
A concise tabular summary of the rules of Pali personal pronoun declension, plus lists of adverbs and particles, formatted for convenient printing in the form of cards for study or reference. Includes examples and vocabulary lists adapted from A.P. Buddhadatta's "New Pali Course". [Not available in HTML]

## ATI on your e-book reader 2010.10.03

Many of ATI's books and articles are now available in ePub format for the iPad, nook, and many other e-book readers. See "e-books" for details.