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2006年12月3日及2007年1月7日,协助国家赈济水灾的荣誉奖状 2006年12月3日,遭受水灾之难的泰国阿育他耶、昂统、信布里和猜纳四府的代表,一致认同将此荣誉奖状和代表该府标志的纪念品颁发给法身基金会的主席——帕拉帕哇那威素法师,以表彰他在整个水灾期间,为灾民不断捐助救灾包裹以及提供流动医药服务。 此外,2007年1月7日,泰国教育部和巴统他尼副都统他里,素攀布里,暖他布里和那空他农四府

在2006年12月3日和2007年1月7日，泰国多个府代表颁发荣誉奖状及纪念品给法身基金会主席帕拉帕哇那威素法师，以表彰其在水灾期间对灾民的持续支持，包括捐助救灾包裹和提供医疗服务。共计41项奖项来自教育部和各府。详细情况请访问 dmc.tv。

为实现世界和平而静坐——法胜师父 由单盘的静坐势开始,将右脚放在左上,将右手放在左手上,右手的食指轻轻地碰触左手拇指,然后再将双手轻轻地放在内足踝上,坐得时候身体和头要保持垂直。如果你不能以这种姿势坐下,也可以坐在椅子或沙发上,调整好自己感到舒服的姿势,直到感觉的呼吸顺畅。轻轻地闭上眼睛,犹如要睡着一样。 然后,做两,三次的深呼吸。深深入气,直到你感到空气进入你的肚子。慢慢地呼气,当你吸气时,

本文介绍了一种简单的静坐方法，以帮助实现内心的和平与放松。首先，保持正确的坐姿，右脚放在左腿上，手势轻松。接着，进行深呼吸，将空气吸入腹部，并在呼出时放下担忧与压力。在放松全身肌肉的过程中，感受心灵的开朗与轻松。此方法适合任何人，无论是在地板上，椅子还是沙发上，都可以找到舒适的姿势，直到呼吸恢复顺畅。通过这种方式，希望能够感受到幸福与快乐的每一个细胞，进一步促进内心的宁静与清新。 dmc.tv

清新、纯净、光明。清除心里所有的念头，有如只有你一个人在一个 清新、空旷、充满自由与和平的地方；想象你的身体是清净与真实的， 你可能会觉得身体很轻盈，犹如你周围的环境合而为一。 然后引导你的心放在身体中心点，就在肚子的中央，从肚脐的位置 再提高两根手指的距离。我们不需要寻找确定身体中心点的那一点在那 里，只需要继续将你的心轻轻柔地放在身体中心点的范围，当在做这件事 时，同时也要懂得放松你身心的

本节内容强调通过冥想让身心达到放松与平静。想象置身于一个清新、空旷、自由的地方，心思集中于身体中心，保持轻松与放松。同时，可以借助想象一颗清澈的水晶球，帮助心灵的净化与离苦。建议默念佛号，如“三玛阿罗汉”，以增强冥想效果。最终目标是实现心灵的静止与宁静。适合需要放松的读者。了解更多内容可访问 dmc.tv。

助助者名单 荣誉助印者 คุณยาหอาจารย์มาตรตะวณอุบลนกงวัดพระธรรมกายไหว้วัน พระสมเกียรติ ปญฺญาเตโช คุณอุทัย คุณวัฒน์ แนน ระวังมัย 李 昭 智 特殊助印者 วัดดาวเทาหวาน พระพิพํธิ์ ชุนฤาโห พระสาวรึ อากาโมภ และสาธรรมิก คุณจิว ทรัพ

本页展示了助助者名单及特殊贡献者的详细信息，包括荣誉助印者及助印者的名字和寺庙，反映了各位对宗教活动的支持与奉献。主要包括来自วัดพระธรรมกาย及其他支持者的贡献。有关更多信息请访问 dmc.tv。

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