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Sons of the Buddha: The Early Lives of Three Southern Thai Masters Distribution revolution Khamsing's characters are rich andA thrilling spiritual biographyor rather three in oneSons of the Buddha is a transcendent account of an all but lost Thailand and the early lives of three of its most prominent Buddhist teachers. Using lively prose, anecdotes, and illustrations, Kamala Tiyavanich tells the early life stories of three Buddhist masters who have many devoted followers both in Thailand and North America. Achan Buddhadasa (1906 93), Achan Panya (19112007), and Acban