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Part Seven: Appendixes 3. Tolerance; putting up with adversity; patience (Khanti) 4. Being able to part with possessions and give them to the proper people who will care for them well; renunciation (C

In this section, we delve into the virtues of tolerance and benevolence, such as patience (Khanti) and renunciation (Cāga). The text highlights four detrimental paths leading to ruin, including indulg

Part Seven: Appendixes Groups of Six: Six Roads to Ruin (Apāyamukha): 1. Drinking intoxicating liquors 2. Wandering abroad at night; nightlife 3. Indulging in entertainment: theatres, saloons, bars, e

Part Seven of the text outlines critical moral lessons including the six roads to ruin, which encompass detrimental behaviors such as alcohol consumption, nightlife, and poor friendships. It contrasts

Part Seven: Appendixes ASIA BRUNEI Co-ordination Office Contact: Ruangrassame Chareonying Tel: +(673) 8-867-029 E-mail: [email protected] Thailand Co-ordinator contact: Ms. Rawiwon Mechang Tel: +(66

This section provides essential contact information for Dhammakaya meditation centers located in various Asian countries such as Brunei, China, Hong Kong, and Indonesia. The text includes names, phone

Ottawa Co-ordination Office 354 Breckenridge Cres.Ottawa, Ontario K2W1J4, Canada Contact: Pattrawan Sukantha Tel: +1(613) 254-9809 +1(613) 261-4341 E-mail: [email protected] Montreal Co-ordination

This text provides contact information for Dhammakaya Meditation Societies located in Canada and Australia. In Ottawa, the office is at 354 Breckenridge Crescent with contacts Pattrawan Sukantha and v

NEW ZEALAND Orewa Orewa Meditation Centre 43 Albatross Road, Red Beach, HBC, Auckland, New Zealand, 1461 Tel: +(64) 9-427-4263 Fax: +(64) 9-427-4264 Mobile: +(64) 21-153-8592 E-mail: orewameditation@y

This text provides details on meditation centres in New Zealand, specifically the Orewa Meditation Centre and the Dunedin Meditation Centre, along with their contact information. It also briefly menti

Where Does Peace Begin? temperament. The root of peace and calm comes from within the mind, and it is this fact that ultimately causes one to have a good or bad temperament. Knowing this, how do we th

This text emphasizes that true peace and calm originate from within the mind. By understanding and achieving a pure and contented mindset, individuals can find true happiness. True happiness leads to

Golden Age of Inner Peace When we travel, we often encounter various obstacles. Sometimes the flight we want is fully booked. Sometimes we have excess baggage and insufficient funds. Sometimes bad wea

The text draws a parallel between life and travel, emphasizing that obstacles—be they financial, physical, or emotional—hinder our progress towards happiness. It suggests that overcoming these challen

Golden Age of Inner Peace had previously learned meditation using the Dham- makaya technique that leads to true happiness and a peaceful path. Dr.Nobel gave a speech and it can be said that he is one

This text highlights the journey towards achieving true happiness and inner peace through the Dhammakaya meditation technique. Dr. Nobel, a prominent advocate for global peace, delivers insightful spe

Golden Age of Inner Peace There is no doubt in my mind that if all of the statesmen of the world, the military, the politicians and the corporate leaders accepted the principle of meditation and agree

The text highlights the profound influence of Luang Por Dhammajayo's teachings on achieving world peace through inner peace via meditation. It praises his efforts to bridge cultural and religious diff

Golden Age of Inner Peace respect for life are also among his hallmarks. Luang Por Dhammajayo has initiated the televised program DMC that has brought immense benefits to many audiences around the wor

The text discusses the impact of Luang Por Dhammajayo's DMC program, highlighting its global recognition and the visible joy of 300,000 participants. It emphasizes grassroots actions for peace, advoca

Chapter 8 We will Definitely Find True Peace... e often talk about 'peace' after 'wars' have We about 'peace', it can never stop wars that have hap- pened or are happening. It has been written that "e

This chapter discusses the concept of 'True Peace' and how it is often romanticized in literature and rhetoric but remains elusive in reality. It highlights the desire for peace among all societal cla

Golden Age of Inner Peace the World No Tobacco Day Award in 2004 from the World Health Organisation for his successful smoke-free campaign among hundreds of Buddhist temples in Thailand. He was the fi

This text outlines the achievements of a Thai Buddhist monk who received multiple prestigious awards for his dedication to promoting inner peace and smoke-free environments in Thailand's Buddhist temp

money, own effort by passing through danger, wasting and sometimes losing our wealth, physical organs or even our lives. An external journey creates tedium, temporary joy and limited experiences. As t

This text discusses the contrasting experiences of external and internal journeys. While external journeys may lead to boredom and loss, the internal journey through meditation offers relaxation and g

This is the true journey of every life, the path that brings happiness and success in all aspects. There are also personal stories of various meditators throughout the world who have started their int

This text discusses the universal journey of life that leads to happiness and success. It includes various personal stories from meditators around the globe who share their experiences, encouraging ot

An Ancient Secret for the New Millennium LUANG PU WAT PAKNAM and the Return of the Dhammakaya The Great Masters of meditation have told us that the knowledge of meditation practice along the Middle Wa

This text discusses how meditation knowledge was lost after Buddha's passing and its rediscovery by Luang Pu Wat Paknam in 1916. At 33, after 11 years as a monk, he sought to regain the ancient wisdom

An Ancient Secret for the New Millennium You can be alone without feeling lonely. Sadness is only in the past; wellbeing and joy are your constant companions. Upon attaining the Dhammakaya, ignorance

This text explores the teachings of Luang Pu Wat Paknam on the journey to attaining the Dhammakaya and cultivating a profound sense of inner peace and connection with humanity. It emphasizes that lone

Journey to Joy 28 is two finger-widths above the navel level. This is the true resting place of the mind and the starting point of the journey along the Middle Way. In this spot, the mind is at a comp

In this text, we delve into the significance of the mind's resting point located above the navel, which serves as a sanctuary free from thoughts, worries, and fears. This tranquil state fosters purity

An Ancient Secret for the New Millennium Therefore, to stop and still the mind is to succeed. We should lead our minds to the centre of our bodies as often as possible, even as we perform our daily ro

This text explores the teachings of Dhammakaya Meditation, as taught by Luang Pu Wat Paknam at Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen. It emphasizes the importance of stilling the mind to attain inner peace and sere

An Ancient Secret for the New Millennium together. But soon 30,000 people came, so it became necessary to rent tents as before. With the original straw-roofed Meditation Hall unable to accommodate the

The text discusses the expansion of the World Dhammakaya Centre, initially constrained by the size of the Meditation Hall, which led to the need for larger accommodations. With over 320 hectares, the

Journey to Joy 34 Meditation and also to express gratitude to all those who offer food and necessities to the monastic community. These offerings to the monks and novices provide us with the mental an

This text discusses the importance of meditation and expressions of gratitude towards those who provide for the monastic community. It highlights how offerings facilitate the study of Dhamma and adher