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4 Seas of Fire Appamattā satimanto Susilā hoti bhikkhavo Susamāhita saṅkappā Sacittam anurakkhatha Those who see the danger in the cycle of existence should not be reckless, should have mindfulness, have unblemished precepts, Right Intention and cultivate the mind. Mahāparinibbāna Sutta (D.i.120) Upāsika Thongsuk went on to teach Chandra how to harness the knowledge of Dhammakäya in order to seek for her late father, applying meditation to her task. "Keep the mind pure and refined. Bring the body of the Dhammakäya to superimpose on your own and make the determined resolution to meet your father." She meditated for a long time until she knew that her inner experience was sufficiently refined to start the quest for her father. According to the methodology at that time¹, Chandra allowed her mind to disconnect from her physical body. Her mind became one and the same as the Buddha image inside which she had attained. The concern about where to find her father didn't worry her any more. Her mind was neutral, impartial. ¹. As the meditation technique evolved in later years the mind no longer disconnected but went inwards through the centre.