Phra Khru Vithet Sutakom (Luang phi Ronnapop Jotilabho) was born on 24 July 1962. He pursued higher education in economics, earning a Bachelor of Arts in Economics from Ramkhamhaeng University, Thailand, between 1985 and 1988. Demonstrating an interest in international opportunities and technology, he later obtained a Master of Science in Management Information Systems from Strayer University in the United States (1990–1992). In addition to his secular academic background, he achieved recognition as an Advanced Dhamma Scholar in Thailand and passed the Pali Scripture Examination Level 3, reflecting his deep commitment to Buddhist scriptural studies.

On 12 July 1997, he was ordained as a Buddhist monk by the Most Venerable Phra Phrom Wachirapanyajarn, the Abbot of Wat Ratcha Orasaram Ratchaworawihan, a prestigious royal temple in Bangkok, Thailand. This marked the beginning of his dedicated monastic life within the Dhammakaya Foundation and its international outreach. Shortly after ordination, he served as a Mentor Monk in the Thai Dhammadayada Training Program from 1997 to 1998. He quickly took on roles in communication and media, heading the Internet Division of the Communication Department from 1999 to 2001. From 2002 to 2017, he contributed significantly as a Teaching Monk in the International Dhammadayada Training Program and as Head of the Dhamma Media Foreign Language Division, helping spread Buddhist teachings globally through multilingual media and training initiatives. In 2010, he was appointed Assistant Director of the International Affairs Department at the Dhammakaya Foundation in Thailand. A position he continues to hold today, overseeing international relations and outreach efforts.

Since 2019, he has served as the Abbot of Wat Phra Dhammakaya London in the United Kingdom, where he also acts as a Meditation Instructor. In this capacity, he leads the temple community, guides practitioners in Dhammakaya meditation, and promotes inner peace to all.

Venerable Pisit Jittasutdho earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Illinois at Chicago, USA. As a sophomore, he began practicing meditation regularly at the Meditation Center of Chicago, Illinois, where he also helped out as a volunteer. After graduating, he returned to Thailand and was ordained as a Theravada Buddhist monk in 2004, dedicating his life to the practice of meditation and the teaching of the Dhamma of the Lord Buddha ever since.

As an experienced Dhamma and meditation teaching monk of the Dhammakaya Temple, he has trained thousands of students and groups of meditators from more than 30 countries who have traveled to Thailand to receive his instruction. He has also taught abroad in many countries, including the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, South Africa, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Vietnam, Nepal, Sri Lanka, Japan, the Philippines, and Bahrain. Among the highlights of his teaching career, he taught meditation to a group of UN Representatives at the UN Headquarters in Geneva, Switzerland (2006), organized the International Dhammadayada Ordination Program for young men from various countries (2012–2014), and taught meditation to more than 5,000 people at the Light of Peace event in San Enrique, Iloilo, the Philippines (2015). He has served as a teaching monk of the World Dhammakaya Center Reception since 2017, as Head of the Temple Stay Cultural Exchange Program at the Dhammakaya Temple since 2018, and has organized the 'Mindfulness & Relaxation Online Course', or 'Mind On', since 2019.

He is currently based in London as a teaching monk of the Dhammakaya International Society of the United Kingdom. Since the end of 2016, he has also led a free live Dhamma talk and meditation session on Facebook every Sunday, sharing the practice of meditation with audiences around the world.

Luang phi Sander Khemadhammo was born in 1978 in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. He graduated M.A. in Organizational Psychology. During his student years, he followed an introductory meditation course in a Dhammakaya meditation center and started volunteering in the European meditation centers during university breaks. After his studies, he began working as a full-time volunteer for the Dhammakaya Foundation in Thailand. Having studied Thai language for two years, he decided to ordain in the monkhood. In 2012, he moved to the Dhammakaya meditation center in Belgium, and in 2017, he moved to Wat Phra Dhammakaya Netherlands, where he now lives and teaches most of the time.

He is building a bridge between the Thai community and Dutch society, and works to introduce the unique method of Dhammakaya meditation in the Netherlands.

Luang phi Puttipong Varajoto was born in 1984, Bangkok Thailand. He graduated Bachelor's Degree in Tourism and Hotel Management from Mahasarakham University, Thailand. After four years of working in Germany, he has decided to go back to Thailand to enter monkhood to create good karma to share with his parents. During his time in monkhood, he learnt that being a monk is not only an exceptional way to train both body and mind but also a means to elevate one's life, benefiting both oneself and others simultaneously.

Currently, he is dedicated to fostering a network of virtuous people by organizing meditation activities, both online and through retreats. He is now residing in Wat Phra Dhammakaya Berlin. His work is driven by the belief that genuine happiness and wisdom everyone seeks come from within, reachable by anyone through inner practice.