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from front to back, from left to right, from the top to bottom, not missing even the underside. All religious property had to be kept clean all day. She especially emphasised cleanliness in the kitchen and the toilet because if the most unclean and untidy places could be kept clean then everywhere could be kept clean. The way Khun Yay dressed was unlike anyone else. Her clothes, although simple or worn, were always spotless. Although her nun's robes were often patched or worn, but they were never creased or dirty. Khun Phadet once asked her, "How come your blouse is worn, but it's cleaner than my own shirt which is almost new?" Khun Yay explained: "I'm just a farmer's daughter. I don't have many sets of clothes, so I have to do my laundry every day. The dirt on the clothes doesn't have long enough to get engrained because it's already laundered and on the washing line. Once dry, I'm quick to take it off the line and put it away." Before then Khun Phadet admitted he'd never thought to wash rags and re-use them. He'd always thrown them away when they were dirty. Khun Yay would keep everything clean enough to wear, down to the rags for mopping the floor! Once in the evening when Khun Yay had led the students in meditation for about ten minutes, she let them continue in silence and disappeared into the toilets. Khun Phadet noticed that after the meditation, the toilet was cleaner than it had been before and curiosity led him to follow her next time she disappeared during a meditation session. He found