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meal to be a gift from the Great Abbot, gleaned from the faithful who wished the merit of supporting him as a field of merit. It didn’t matter how such food was served – there could be nothing wrong w

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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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would train others to take care of the issue. She was still proud that she had tried her best to take care of the temple's property, the Lord Buddha's legacy, so that the new generation could continue

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experience began at 8 at YUWA CAMP. With great happiness, she could see the crystal ball as big as a football and as bright as the mid-noon sun at the center of her body. It was larger and covered her

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And thenceforth the Yakkha whenever she captured men, also took their clothes and rice and oil and the like, and serving him with various dainty food she herself would eat man’s flesh. And whenever sh

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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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meditation outside the temple. Chandra had intended from the start to practise meditation with the teacher and hearing the news that she would soon visit the household again, Chandra was filled with j

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asika Thongsuk had been chosen because it opened onto the house's flat roof and was cool and free of mosquitoes in the evening. Upāsika Thongsuk's usual way of explaining meditation was to have them f

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room by herself. She was able to bring her mind to a ‘standstill within the standstill’ and her mind was able to penetrate through the centre going centrally deeper on the central axis within. At f

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morning I was on my way back from the monastic refectory and I saw a person who was lame. Meditate to tell me if their astral body¹ was also lame!” Again Chandra was able to find the answer to his que

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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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felt deeply that this fan belonged to her and meditating, made the silent wish that she would receive the fan. That day Khun Yay was the last in the room to draw her lot – but strangely the winning lo

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Sometimes in order to plant a tree, they had to level the soil first. Often her helpers ploughed up trees she had planted previously, but she never had a word of complaint. She just enjoyed herself pl

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casion is pertinent to all pursuers of perfection with the moral that no matter what one may do, one's mind must remain in a wholesome state, avoiding the unwholesome. Khun Yay would greet everyone

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loving-kindness and warmth. Her eyes reflected the compassion, sincerity and warmth within her mind touching everyone’s heart. She was the kind of senior citizen that everyone wanted to be close to. T

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Khun Yay listened to the requests attentively from the first until the last. She would ask Areepan if she had any doubts regarding the information. Then, Khun Yay entered her meditation in silence to

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didn't want to do it any more. She explained, "It's not right for me to do it . . . against the regulations. Normally it must be a person outside the temple who leads the Kathina Ceremony." Until that

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she was at the level of a Sotapanna (Stream-Enterer), one who attained the first stage of holiness. As a married woman, she performed the duties of a good wife and had 20 children (10 sons and 10 daug

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