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In the reign of H.M. King Rama III (Phra Nang Klao, 1824-1851), the examinees had to undergo an oral examination testing their proficiency in translating the Pali palm-leaf scriptures into Thai. To pa

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the temple, it was already too late — all too often they were carried into the temple feet-first on a pall ready for the cremation! Some considered their welfare both in this lifetime and the next.

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3 Scriptural Studies "Education can change a student's life for the better — knowledge is a king's heritage — accessible to the common man, it benefit us for life." (Phramankolthepmuni) At that time

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brought the sermon to an end with the word "evam" and everyone looked for the casualty. Luang Phaw himself had been the target of the shoot­ing. That night an assassin had hidden in the shadows at the

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On the fifth and sixth days, the daughter said nothing, but continued with the mantra 'Sammāarahām', her eyes brighter and happier than ever. The fever died down but the boils continued to spread. She

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9 Ordinations & the International Scene "Dhamma is forthright. It can be seen and known only by the forthright" (Phramonkolthepmuni) Luang Phaw never refused anyone who came to him with

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cies about the temple. He said that Wat Paknam would become very popular and there would be many new students coming to join the congregation. He ordered the nuns not to cremate his body but rather to

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Epilogue "Buddhism can only exist for as long as common people see the value of giving. If people were to stop giving food and sustenance, even for a single month, Buddhism would disappear from Thail

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Some Overlooked Facts 1. Human beings are born with no self-knowledge - Where did one come from? - Why is one here? - Where will one go from here? Ignorance of one’s life-goal causes one to live life

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Universal Goodness : 69 Human beings are dirty from their head to their toes. Everything that comes out of the human body serves as feed for the pests: dandruff, ear wax, eye discharge, nose discharg

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and kept on meditating. The ‘workshop group’ sat down in earnest for meditation in order to try and save the country. For a reason known only to the Great Abbot and his meditators, the bomber and the

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with a carload of provisions from Wat Paknam. Khun Yay ordered that banana trees be planted all around the Ven. Dattaejevo's kuti, much to the Venerable's surprise: "What are all these banana trees fo

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Wat Phra Dhammakāya increasingly gained a reputation for its good discipline amongst other monasteries of Thailand. Although Khun Yai was the one to lay down the regulations for the temple, she was th

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