Mrs. Taweeporn Tansanguan, a housewife from Thailand, shares her journey of transformation through meditation. Initially, her life was chaotic, characterized by excessive drinking and failed businesses. After discovering Wat Phra Dhammakaya and engaging in meditation in 2003, she found peace and happiness that reshaped her married life. Her husbandâs support and her meditation practice helped her realize the power of mindfulness, leading her away from previous destructive habits. This shift not only improved her wellbeing but strengthened her marriage, proving how meditation can lead to profound positive changes in life.
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Mrs Taweeporn Tansanguan
Thailand
"Presently, our married life is like that of angels,
which differs greatly from the past. In the past, people
say we were like a couple that comprised an angel and
an ogress. I have learnt a valuable lesson and have
become aware that meditation can create great
happiness. It has the power to change a person's life
for good to an extent that they would have never
expected before."
My name is Taweeporn Tansanguan. I am a housewife
living in Chachoengsao province. I first visited Wat
Phra Dhammakaya in 2003 with a good friend
(Kalayanamitta) who invited me to join the meditation
retreat at Panawat Meditation Park. This occasion has
poured light into my life and has led me to the right
path
My husband is a foreman in a private company. He is
so well-paid that I do not have to work. He gives me
300,000 baht every month without asking me how I
spend the money.
Once, a relative of mine sold his pub to me and I ran
the business myself. Every day during opening hours I
drank with customers, and even after the shop was
closed I still continued drinking with my neighbours.
My business eventually failed because I always gave
the customers free drinks after they bought their first
drink.
When I was drunk, I did not know what I was doing.
Once, I lost my senses and promised to give a woman
my room in a condominium. The next day, when I
regained my conscience, I reluctantly had to transfer
the ownership of my condominium to her, and paid
for the fee myself because she could not afford it.
My husband never blamed me for doing this. He told
me to do as I wished. After I finished the transferring
process, I came back and drank in the evening as
usual. My husband teased me by saying: "What next
will you give your friend today?"
Later on, my friend persuaded me to invest in a
karaoke business. I spent millions of baht on this
project. Again, the business did not succeed because I
treated my customers instead of selling the service to
them Each night when I got drunk, I would roam
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