• By visiting the Monastery (view location)
  • By calling the Monastery line or a Personal phone – (please call between 9 & 11am, or between 1 & 6pm)
  • Monastery’s central number: (425) 481-6640
  • Meditation Hall telephones: (425) 402-4220 or (425) 402-4221
  • Resident Monk’s:
    • Ajahn Ritthi – (425) 773-1789
    • Ajahn Prayad – (425) 345-5944
    • Ajahn Vallop – (206) 359-5867
    • Ajahn Somchai – (206) 473-0714
  • By email: info@atamma.org

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