Discovering a Teacher of Peace : หน้า 32/232
The Sun of Peace : หน้า 32/232 An account of meeting Khun Yay, a nun with profound wisdom and kindness, who guides others towards peace and understanding.
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สรุปเนื้อหา
This narrative explores the encounter with Khun Yay, a remarkable nun whose brilliance and kindness transcended her lack of formal education. At fifty-three, she possessed an extraordinary depth of knowledge, offering profound insights that illuminated the minds of those seeking wisdom. Her teachings encouraged individuals to reflect and rise above worldly influences, fostering a path towards inner peace. Through her non-traditional methods, Khun Yay demonstrated that true understanding often comes from experience and compassion rather than textbooks. She left a lasting impact on everyone she met, showcasing the power of a guiding teacher in one's spiritual journey. Visit dmc.tv for more insights.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Khun Yay's wisdom
-Impact of non-education
-Path to inner peace
-Role of teachers in Dhamma
-Overcoming worldly influences
ข้อความต้นฉบับในหน้า
Discovering a Teacher who showed Him the Way to Peace
When he first met Khun Yay (Khun Mae Acariya Chandra), she was fifty-three years old. She looked like an ordinary nun, who was very thin, but whose eyes were brilliant and bright; a sign of someone with extreme knowledge. She was firm, strong, powerful, and brimming with kindness. Although she was not educated or literate, she could provide clear profound answers to deep Dhamma questions. Her profound answers brightened people’s minds, made them stop and think and removed them from the strong influences of the ways of the world.
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