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  • 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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Pictures of Kathina Day Celebration

If you’re interesting in viewing pictures taken at the November 1st Kathina Day, please follow the Facebook link in the menu bar (far right). Or click on this link Atammayatarama There are many pictures posted in the Wat Atammayatarama Facebook.  It was a wonderful day even with off and on rain.

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Sample Test Questions (Buddhist History)

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Basic Buddhism

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