The light of Dhamma to mankind

The Most Venerable Phramonkolthepmuni (Sod Candasaro), Luang Pu Wat Paknam Bhasichareon, the light of Dhamma to mankind (episode II).

The Biography of the Lord Buddha ; e-book available

The Biography of the Lord Buddha

Who is Buddha?

Vesak Day 2551

เทคนิคของชัยชนะ

ปกติการเล่นแบดมินตัน เราจะต้องคิดอะไรมากมาย ต้องตีลูกอย่างนี้ หยอดอย่างนี้ ตีอย่างไรให้หลอกคู่ต่อสู้ให้หัวปั่นเดาใจไม่ถูก แต่วันนั้นลูกเล่นโดยปราศจากความคิด ด้วยเทคนิคจากการนั่งสมาธิ เล่นโดยไม่คิดอะไร ไม่คิดว่า คนกำลังดู คนกำลังเชียร์ หรือคนกำลังโห่ ไม่คิดว่า แพ้หรือชนะ

Before No Mom to Hug

It took longer than ten minutes to get to the hospital. The doctor tried to pump up his heart, but because his brain didn’t receive oxygen for a long time, he then became a sleeping prince. He was asleep twenty-four hours a day. The last thing I was able to do for him was to have him listen to chanting for the nineteen days he was in a coma.

The Executioner Behead a Prisoner

Before the execution, the primary swordsman drank a large amount of alcohol to calm himself. Just when he was about to make the killing blow, his energy level dropped greatly until he was unable to sever the prisoner’s neck immediately. The primary swordsman lost his footing because he struck his blow at the wrong moment. So he ended up obstructing the path of the second swordsman who was raising his sword to administer a follow-up blow.

Could it be true for Prince Siddhattha to take seven steps immediately after he was born? How can we explain this phenomenon to a skeptic?

Buddhists today have wondered whether if it could be true for Prince Siddhattha to take seven steps immediately after he was born. How can we explain this phenomenon to a skeptic?

Doctors and nurses by the nature of their work often are involved in birth, ageing, illness and death, but most of them are not interested in Buddhism which teaches the truth about life, why it is so? how should I persuade them to study the Lord Buddha’s

Doctors and nurses by the nature of their work often are involved in birth, ageing, illness and death, but most of them are not interested in Buddhism which teaches the truth about life, why it is so? And how should I persuade them to study the Lord Buddha’s Teachings?

Living A Short Life Making Merit Better Than A Long One Without Any

My grandmother ordained as a Buddhist nun when she was 62 years old at the Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Temple. She helped out in the kitchen until she died at the age of 72 due to bone cancer. She was in great pain prior to her death and she was wailing miserably. The doctor injected her with morphine at 8am and she died at 6pm on that day