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…he family. This meant that Chandra had to work even harder than before. Now she had to find time to make herself useful to the teacher. She made up the teacher’s bed, dusted the mosquito net and laundere…

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…e world suddenly she found her mind filled with thoughts of work. She would peep at her mistress to make sure she wasn't thought to be neglecting her domestic duties. Sometimes it would be thoughts of th…

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… mind. There were no remaining extraneous thoughts in her mind. She avoided the sort of effort that makes it uncomfortable to breathe but her mind still did not reach a standstill. She could see nothing …

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…bāna Sutta (D.i.120) Upāsika Thongsuk went on to teach Chandra how to harness the knowledge of Dhammakäya in order to seek for her late father, applying meditation to her task. "Keep the mind pure and …

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the Precepts Upāsika Thongsuk told Chandra to dedicate merit, making the wish that it reach her father. Chandra made the resolution: "May the grace of the merit from…

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…le there spoke entirely of things she could not understand. They used technical terms and she could make no sense of anything they were talking about. Even though she didn’t fully understand why the Grea…

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…and have a family like her contemporaries. Although she couldn’t become a monk, still she wanted to make the utmost devotion to Buddhism possible for her, and become a nun taking vows of celibacy. Once C…

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nuns thus had no contact with one another, hardly knowing one other. The Great Abbot would sit on the monks’ side. There was a small hole perforated in the partition close to the Great Abbot’s sitting

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…e going. Similarly, the ‘embers’ amongst the meditators needed continual prodding from the Abbot to make any progress in their meditation at all. Khun Yay, however, had never let herself be chided with t…

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…sisting merely of putting food on the shrine as an offering to the Lord Buddha. However, in the Dhammakāya Tradition, making this offering through meditation was to become an identifying feature of the t…

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…aking sides. He meditated to bring an end to the conflict — to restore peace. He had his meditators make their minds subtle and use the power of the Dhammakāya to overcome the problems. He used the power…

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…erywhere give up fighting amongst themselves. The most important contribution which Khun Yay was to make was to protect Thailand from the atomic bomb. At a time shortly before the end of the war, one mem…

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… of harm. The Great Abbot saw all this through his meditation, by the power of the knowledge of Dhammakāya and consequently devoted his entire life to bringing the mind to a standstill in order to make u…

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by the Great Abbot. His last words had been: "Carry on doing the work as if I were alive. Never stop meditating. Keep doing good and continue to support the monks." The Great Abbot passed away

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…time when she could recover from her voyaging and Khun Yay Chandra was able to wait on her, to help make her time back at the temple a time to cherish. In return for being brought up to date on the medit…

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…g persons. Some wanted to dedicate merit for relatives who had passed away. Khun Yay had her way of making sure that even those who came to her for other reasons got a knowledge of meditation to take hom…

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…sbelief before protesting, "No relative of mind would ever end up as hungry-ghost!" Khun Yay didn’t make any reaction to the man’s childishness. With no sign of irritation, she continued to sit there imp…

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…ident. After several months, he came to see Khun Yay again and furtively admitted, "Well! I've been making some enquiries. It turns out that I did have a relative by that name. He was called Rasamee and …

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…purpose-built for meditation teaching — the first home of ‘Dhammaprasit’ — the precursor of the Dhammakāya Foundation. The house was constructed with the engineering skills of the Ven. Narong Thitānāno a…

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…e with pleasantries but had her student sit for meditation, teaching him the method. She told him, "Make sure you sit for meditation frequently." He took the meditation seriously and did as he had been t…

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