All of the content of the chanting guides is derived from others. Beyond the standard recognition of others' achievements in the "Sources" section of each chanting guide, deep gratitude is especially offered to the following who have provided critical content for and assistance with this site:

• Ānandajoti Bhikkhu for his extremely generous consent to this site's use of excerpts from the Bodhi Lankarama Buddhist Temple recordings of his chantings (via e-mail, 16 May 2009; these chants are currently available at Bhante's wondrous "Ancient Buddhist Texts" site), for his consent (via e-mail, 13 Sept. 2009) for the use of his Borobudur photograph on this site's home page, as well as his incalculable help with questions on the paritta suttas and Pali prosody. In addition, his own scanning of the Metta Sutta and other suttas has especially been a frequent source of inspiration and edification.
• Bhante Ñanaloka, Sam, Lalith and others for their consent to and assistance with this site's use of excerpts from the NC Buddhist Vihara's chanting (in person, 22 May 2009) as well as their irreplaceable assistance with questions regarding Sinhala chants.
• Ven. K. Rathanasara of Sri Lankaramaya Buddhist Temple for his pristine recording of the Panca Sila chant and to Dhamma teacher Vajiro (Richard) Chia for his thoughtful assistance with and generous consent (via e-mail, 21 Oct. 2009) to this site's use of this recording (originally found on the site "Basic Buddhism").
• John Bullitt whose unparalleled and marvelous Access to Insight provided the English translations for the Three Refuges (Thanissaro, 1994a), Sharing Merit (Thanissaro, 1994b) and Metta Sutta (Ñanamoli, 1987) chanting guides, as well as a number of translations and articles referenced in end notes; and, in addition, deeply influenced this web site's conception and overall design. John also generously provided encouragement and invaluable help with questions regarding HTML and web hosting.
• Dr. Peter Friedlander of the National University of Singapore whose amazingly valuable Pali text database at Bodhgaya News (from which this site's Pali text is primarily taken) has greatly facilitated access to and analysis of the Theravadin Pali legacy.

In addition to the above, others have provided spiritual guidance and inspiration as well as support through shared intellect, expertise and vision:

• John Orr, guiding teacher of the New Hope Sangha, former monastic, who in 1999 first introduced me to vipassana and metta meditation and Pali chanting.
• Bhante Henepola Gunaratana, founding abbot of the Bhāvanā Society, internationally acclaimed author and teacher, whose 2008 Kathina celebration first exposed me to a traditional Pali liturgy.
• Durham-Chapel Hill Sutta Study Group, in particular, Scott Bryce, Cynthia Hughey and Steve Seiberling, whose enthusiastic interest in the Pali texts underlying English translations and the associated chanting provided seminal inspiration for this site.
• Lisa Robinson Bailey, whose regularly solicited advice has repeatedly significantly improved this site's overall usability.

May all who study the Dhamma have such excellent teachers and companions along the path.