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SECOND TO NONE The Biography of Khun Yay Maharatta Upasika Chandra Khon·nok·yoong DHAMMAKĀYA FOUNDATION PATUM THANl, THAILAND

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This book is dedicated to Kuhn Yay Maha Ratana Upasika Chandra Kohn·nok·yoong through whose example we can appreciate the profundity of the Dhammakaya Tradition down to the present day.

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Contents 1 Prologue .............................................................. 7 2 The Fields of Nakorn Chaisri .................................. 11 3 Stepping Stone to the Temple ...............

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1 Prologue Most people's lives are preoccupied only with the pleasures of the senses, spending all day thinking about the temptations of eating, sensuality and power. When one's intentions are impure

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sister. She gave away her jewellery and remaining wealth to others in her family. All she had left were the clothes she stood up in, a healthy body, a determined heart and a mission to seek out her fa

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her progress to Upāsika Thongsuk while divulging her wish to help her father in his afterlife destination. She had no idea where to look for him, but even so Upāsika Thongsuk said that Chandra's wish

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the unfulfilled wish to find her father disappeared completely. Finally she asked forgiveness for her childhood trespasses against her father, bringing her long-lived quest to completion. Father put h

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Great Abbot to the full. The subtlety of her meditation gradually increased - more than she had ever achieved in the past. Inside her mind was brighter than a skyful of midday suns condensed into one.

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throughout the Great Abbot's life — like the legendary 'thoroughbred' of the Buddhist Scriptures which seeing its fellow horses whipped already learns its lesson.¹ It doesn’t have to be whipped itself

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know where to start answering such a question. Usually, the Great Abbot would ask only about advanced metaphysics. However, when he asked about salted fish she had no idea how to answer. Normally she

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under one's control. Once the mind becomes lighter and more subtle, the physical body can become light and subtle too, even allowing the meditator to float in the air. Khun Yai was no exception. Becau

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Abbot had some sort of magic power and before long, whenever air-raid sirens were sounded, the people of Bhasicharoen would hasten to the temple precincts rather than shelter in air-raid bunkers. The

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from the Mārā, preventing us from pursuing Perfections in convenience. Mārās are mentioned in many places in the Buddhist Scriptures, especially the constant battle between the wholesome and the unwho

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come about in the world. Although the behaviours done under the influence of the defilements¹ are visible to the outside world, the defilements themselves were visible only to the Eye of the Dhammakāy

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8 The Passing of the Pioneer Root Teachers Sappuriso ca kho bhikkhave kataññū hoti katavedi sabbhi h’etām bhikkhave upaññātam yadidam kataññuta kataveditā. Kevala esa bhikkhave sappurisabhūmi yadidam

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9 Teacher in Her Own Right Ye jhānapasuta dhira Nekhammuupasame ratā Devāpi tesām pihayanti sambuddhānam satimataṁ Humans and angels alike delight at the sage who strives to bring forth

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better speaker, going into such depth of details and meditation experience that she earned the respect of contemporary Buddhist scholars for the thoroughness of her metaphysical understanding — even t

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tons without even looking up. He hung around the cattle pen of the university looking again and again at his wrist-watch until the hands reached midnight — then he jumped up like a jack-in-a-box and r

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and 'what' the benefits of betel were, 'whether' it tasted good, Khun Yay merely said it was 'relaxing' to do so. She said some mouthfuls tasted good, others not. She would spit out the betel which ta

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meditation. She kept teaching even though not strong enough to sit up in bed. She treated her illness as if it were someone else's. Her student, also disinterested in her illness sat in meditation at

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