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into the hell from whence they came. Some emerged from darkness into the light. They used their human life as a turning point for their unskil- ful past, doing only good deeds, making only progress be

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The other monks were curious about the beaming face of the young monk Candasaro as he ate his midday meal. They asked him, "Candasaro, why are you smiling while you are having your lunch? To whom are

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5 New Incumbent at Wat Paknam "The stopping of the mind is the important thing. Stopping is the manifestation of success in meditation — right from the beginning to arahanthood." (Phramongolthepm

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Luang Phaw said it had to be this way, otherwise his time would be wasted negotiating with others instead of making better use of his time in the teaching of high-level meditation. Luang Phaw saw that

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felt a hint of envy. If Wat Paknam had been a royal temple anywhere else with so many activities, Luang Phaw would have been showered with monastic titles and these in turn would have given him the in

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funds to consult monks of repute before choosing lucky numbers for the national lottery. When coming to Wat Paknam, however, such people would be disappointed because Luang Phaw taught: "Wat Paknam ha

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"Don’t forget . . . no rushing to open this envelope! Wait until you get home. Take a wash and freshen up. Have a good meal. Do your evening chanting. Sit for meditation until your mind is as clear as

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I Luang Phaw was and so thought — soldiers know when they go into battle that they must die, but are still prepared to fight to the last: all I had to fight against was physical discomfort — and if in

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7 The Meditation Workshop "'Dhammakāya is the prime mover. No other thing is more significant in the whole of the cosmos."' (Phramongkolthepmuni) Compared to your average temple in Thailand, the re

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and monks. The left-hand room contained nuns and laywomen (upāsikā). Luang Phaw had a place at the front of the building, on the right-hand side next to the partition. Luang Phaw gave instructions for

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he exclaimed: "Just a moment ago, someone among us was very keen on transferring merit — to the extent that he even transferred merit for his Preceptor who has still not left this world!" In the c

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layer of banana leaves and sugar cane before towing the boat downstream to Wat Paknam, right under the oblivious noses of the authorities, to moor in front of the temple. Rice was unloaded by the sack

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Apart from bombs aimed correctly missing their target because of interception, another reason why bombs fell harmlessly in unpopulated areas was because bomb aimers could not find targets located in t

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himsell of distracting thoughts as Luang Phaw had instructed. As he struggled for control, he consoled himself with the thought that Luang Phaw must have a reason for taking so much trouble and effort

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"That clear sphere is the beginning (pathama magga). It is the path of the Blessed One whereby He attained Nirvana. It is the only path, the straight path; there is no other path. Remember this; never

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However, in this case the foreign monks got up in the midst of the assembly and deliberately walked out. In Buddhist tradition such a meeting called by the abbot of a temple must be attended by every

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“This illness is the fruition of my past evil deeds— it is unavoidable. The medicine they give me doesn’t cure the illness within. It’s as if there is a huge, impermeable stone blocking the path of th

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in preserving elements of the oral tradition of medita- tion in Theravada Buddhism against the homogenizing influence of scripturally-based techniques of his time. He had a significant pioneering inpu

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Bibliography Bechert, H. (1966) Buddhismus, Staat und Gesellschaft in den Ländern des Theravāda, Part 3, (Hamburg: Metzner) Magness, T. (1964) The Life and Teaching of the Venerable Chao Khun Mongkol

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aim in life, 15 air-raids, 115-16 almsgiving, different social classes, 127 almsround, discontinued during war, 113 amulets, aid to meditation, 83; popularity, 82 animal language, 105 Anon

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