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11 Establishing Dhammakaya Temple Sayam̆ ayavayem̆ jānñā sayam̆ jānñā katākatam Niggan̆e niggāharahām̆ paggāne paggāharahām̆ The leader must be aware of expenditure and income themselves, of what work has been completed or which remains to be done. They must criticise those worthy of criticism and praise those worthy of praise. J.v. 116 Khun Yav was looking for a twenty-acre plot of land to build a temple. One day, as Ven. Dham- majayo was meditating, he saw a vast expanse of paddy field close to the bank of a canal. He was able to recognise the location of the land as be- ing in Pathumthani province, and he found out that it belonged to a very old landowner who would be virtuous enough to consider parting with the land for the purposes of the Dhamm- aprasit group. Khun Yav delegated Khun Thawin Watti-rangkul (then not yet ordained as a nun) to go and negotiate with the owner, Lady Pray at Paetyapongsa-visudhathibodee to see if they would let the Dhammaprasit meditation group buy the plot. Quite by coincidence, when they met this old lady it was her birthday — a day when she was intending to do the biggest merit of her life. When