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An interview was conducted and edited by suwanee srisopa DHAMMAKĀYA IS THE ADMIRATION OF SINGAPORE ๗๐ กัลยาณมิตร Kalyanamitra.org Kalyānamitta Magazine has already published the story of Ms. Quinine Tao in the April and May issues. She is the owner of a yoga centre in Singapore, who came to practise Dhamma at Wat Phra Dhammakaya in February. Even before coming to Wat Phra Dhammakaya, Ms. Tao always let her yoga students sit quietly for five minutes as part of the yoga routine. Each student used the quite five minutes to meditate using a technique according to there own preference. However, as soon as she returned to Singapore from Wat Phra Dhammakaya, she started to teach her students Dhammakaya meditation as a part of yoga. It became apparent that most of her students are able to make much progress in meditation, bringing them much happiness. Thus her centre has become one of the most popular in Singapore. This year Ms. Tao came to take part in the anual festival of 'Kathin' bringing with her one of her students, Ms. Madeline Wai Wau Leng. As a result of this visit Ms. Leng was to become greatly realised in Dhammakaya meditation Consequently, Ms. Tao confirmed that she will lead a big group of her students to join Dhutanga (austere practices) at Wat Phra Dhammakāya during New Year. Ms. Leng, a lovely executive secretary of 36 years old, said that her life, four months ago, back in Singapore, had been in such a bad shape that no amount of praying was going to help her. A few friends of hers recommended that she should try meditation to relax. She, then, with มกราคม ๒๕๓๒