seonai
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Maigo6 I am curious to hear your story. I came to Thailand because I felt there was a cord pulling me here. I could not control the urge. I came alone and on a one way ticket in 1992.
What about you?
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It does seem an incredibly short line I have to say... is this the one mentioned in travel that will eventually link China, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam???
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I don't know where this is going anymore but it's not about who's intellectual or not it's about you and how you feel brain wise while you are here. As a general I felt more artistically stimulated by colours and smells and sights in Thailand but less intellectually stimulated.
I just wondered how others felt...
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Tan Dhammanando lives in Wat Benchamabopitr in Bangkok. Does anyone go in to see him regulary? I sent him some fancy tea recently. We used to all have such wonderful meetings outside his quarters on a sunday
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As suggested here's the new thread on Robert. I've tried to copy in the stuff from the Sagharaja thread but think I've lost all the links... ooops, sorry about the pigs ear job. Maybe SJ can clean it up
By the way do you know Phra Dhammanando in Wat Ben ?
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sabaijai
QUOTE (seonai @ 2008-02-25 14:11:50)
It was Somdet Phra Nyanasara that I met. It must have been cool to study with him SJ. By the way do you know Phra Dhammanando in Wat Ben ?
Only via email, and the brilliant documentary about him, Act Normal. Coincidentally last weekend I visited a wat in Lampang that he recommended, Wat Tha Ma-O. Before Ven moved to Wat Ben to continue his Pali studies (though the actual courses are at Wat Rakhang), he lived here and at Wat Phra Phutthabaht Tak Pha in Lamphun, I believe. He's a very active poster at e-sangha.
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"Sabaijai" is my surname, not my state of mind ...
seonai
He is a good teacher and a good friend of mine too. Wonderful sense of humour and very knowledgable. He logged me on to e-sangha but I unsubscribed as there were too many emails
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Fear is the prison in which we put ourselves....... Hope is the fuel of progress, Tony Benn MP
chutai
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Only via email, and the brilliant documentary about him, Act Normal.
I'd like to get a copy of this film. I've tried the Act Normal website but it's no longer available. Any idea where I can buy or download it. Thanks.
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When the sky is clear, the ground is illuminated.
sabaijai
QUOTE (chutai @ 2008-03-02 18:36:33)
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Only via email, and the brilliant documentary about him, Act Normal.
I'd like to get a copy of this film. I've tried the Act Normal website but it's no longer available. Any idea where I can buy or download it. Thanks.
I would suggest contacting the director, Olaf de Fleur, via his myspace.com page.
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"Sabaijai" is my surname, not my state of mind ...
Chutai also see here
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Fear is the prison in which we put ourselves....... Hope is the fuel of progress, Tony Benn MP
seonai
Sabaijai would it be possible to create another thread on Robert? I've just watched that UTube clip and there are many issues. One most apparent is that Robert ordained at the age of 17 and was a dilligent and funny student until being in Iceland where he felt human urges take over an eventually married a woman fron Kasakstan (he stayed with me en route to visit her home town). But as with real Buddhism he discovered that all was not sweetness and light and chose to go back to the Sangha.
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Fear is the prison in which we put ourselves....... Hope is the fuel of progress, Tony Benn MP
seonai
See here too http://www.poppoli.com/an_trailer.html
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Fear is the prison in which we put ourselves....... Hope is the fuel of progress, Tony Benn MP
sabaijai
QUOTE (seonai @ 2008-03-03 00:43:45)
See here too http://www.poppoli.com/an_trailer.html
See also the Movies About Buddhism thread, where I reviewed the DVD of Olaf's film.
http://www.thaivisa.com/forum/index.php?sh...25&start=25
Seonai, feel free to start a new thread on Ven Dhammanando.
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Can we get back on topic folks
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To make this clear... I do not mean that being less intellectually stimulated here as something against Thais or Thailand. I just felt myself being less stimulated on a daily basis in Thailand. I speak near fluent Thai and the conversations I have with people in Thai are limited to a lack of opinion. Suggesting that I probably agree with a lot of what Jingjok has to say and what others have to say about the method of education in Thailand - limited thinking. Thai children are not taught to think as much as Western children and this must have an effect on future generations. Also reading, very few Thais read for pleasure/learning.
It's all very interesting...
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Briggsy i looked at the link but didnt get it ???
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Tried Brigs and too long to download and also rewrite into English matey ...
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A Traveller where did you get this info please ???
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Is it not amazing how quiet people become with this sort of information
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Hi Martin can you explain 'salinity' please
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Just a thought...
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Yes Gower and...
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Sabaijai would it be possible to create another thread on Robert? I've just watched that UTube clip and there are many issues. One most apparent is that Robert ordained at the age of 17 and was a dilligent and funny student until being in Iceland where he felt human urges take over an eventually married a woman fron Kasakstan (he stayed with me en route to visit her home town). But as with real Buddhism he discovered that all was not sweetness and light and chose to go back to the Sangha.
Please try to split this topic Mods...
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Chutai also see here
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Hey Sub my Mum lives in Zimbabwe and unless you want to visit her you definately DON'T want to go there!!! I am trying to get her out!!!
BTW you sound like a genuinely good bloke
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After an expensive Body Shop moisturiser I am now trying Aloe Vera and it's very good. Only problem is it seems to leave a layer on your skin so if you use concealer or foundation it can be a little gunky. On it's on though it's beautiful and very natural
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There's one on at the mo called Around the world in 80 Gardens... didn't know about 80 Treasures...
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I may have said this in the other TB thread... but anyway... when I was first infectious with TB in 2005 I thought I had a cold. I even lost my voice. I kept on taking otc treatments for colds.
The whole of last year my AFBs were positive but I have just been told that, as they never grew one culture in all my tests, that those AFBs were false positive and that the acteria presenting were in fact dead.
I am now on no medication at all
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He is a good teacher and a good friend of mine too. Wonderful sense of humour and very knowledgable. He logged me on to e-sangha but I unsubscribed as there were too many emails
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I would have been really annoyed at this too
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How do you all compare LP with Rough Guide ?
How Intellectually Stimulated Do You Feel
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CMSally must have a really dull life if he/she thinks that life in the UK consists of 'reading the Sun, East Enders and a mind numbing job'... what a tw**