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(cakravartin). He said: "If only this crystal ball would stay with us, we wouldn't need to bother with this bad old world any more. We could start out on a whole new world and turn everything around. We would all be able to live in comfort, sustained by the power of this crystal ball, without having to earn a living." He ordered one half of his team to dig down for the sphere and the other half to meditate to pull the crystal ball up. At night, the crystal ball came close to the mouth of the hole, its green light illuminating the white mosquito net placed there — and each night a cat with a diamond eye would come and play in the aura of the crystal light. Among the diggers at that time was an aram-boy of twelve, who later on in life became the abbot of Wat Lamphaya. Luang Phaw placed a clean white mosquito net over the mouth of the hole they had dug and then sat in meditation in the seclusion of his own kuti. Each time the nuns dug closer to the crystal sphere, it would sink deeper, out of their reach. Moving freely through the rock with a groaning sound so loud that the young aram-boy fainted with fear. At that time the number of meditators in the team adept in Vīija Dhammakāya was still few. They had insufficient power to control the crystal ball and it escaped through the earth. In the 1940’s Luang Phaw ordered his meditation researchers to dig for the crystal ball again. This time they sent a nun who had already attained the Dhamma-mākyā down into the hole alone while the rest of the team meditated above. She managed to capture the crystal ball in a white cloth. Again the crystal ball’s