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From the book “A Meditator’s Guide”By Venerable Pramote PamojjoTranslated by Jess Peter KoffmanEdited by Phra Korakot KittisobhanoTo read and download this book.or download here.A guide to mindfulness and Vipassana Meditation as taught by Luangpor Pramote Pamojjo.To share this image on FacebookFor Thai Version..-
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This one!!
This is so Great! (^___^) .
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And this, Another interesting article about Kamma. (^___^)
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http://atenlightenment.wordpress.com/2014/03/25/old-kamma/
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For example, if a man climbs to the third floor of a building, it is undeniably true that his arriving is a result of past action, that is walking up the stairs. And having arrivied there, it is impossible for him to reach out and touch the ground with his hand, or drive a car up and down there. Obviously this is because he has gone up to the third floor. Or, having arrived at the third floor, whether he is too exhausted to continue is also related to having walked up the stairs. His arrival there, the things he is able to do there and the situations he is likely to encounter, are all certainly related to the ‘old kamma’ of having walked up the stairs.But exactly which actions he will perform, his reactions to the situations which arise there, whether he will take a rest, walk on, or walk back down the stairs and out of that building, are all matters which he can decided for himself in that present moment, for which he will also reap the results.Even though the action of walking up the stairs may still be influencing him (for example, with his strength sapped he may be unable to function efficiently in any given situation), whether he decides to give in to that tiredness or try to overcome it are all matters which he can decide for himself in the present moment. Therefore, old kamma should be understood in its relation to the whole cause and effect process. In terms of ethical practice, to understand the cause and effect process is to be able to learn from old kamma, understanding the situation at hand, and to skilfully make a plan of action for improving and correcting the future.Good, Evil and BeyondKamma in the Buddha’s Teaching, (p.86)by Bhikkhu P.A. PayuttoRead a Book.(Extended Edition).-
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" I do not think I ever said that."
The Buddha
I agree with his opinion.I'm not sure whether this's a buddha quote...but of cause, this is a good quote.with some beautiful translation could be.."ศัตรูที่เลวร้ายที่สุดของคุณ ยังไม่สามารถทำร้ายคุณได้มากเท่ากับความคิดของคุณเอง"or"ศัตรูที่เลวร้ายที่สุดของคุณ ยังไม่สามารถทำร้ายคุณได้มากเท่ากับความไม่รู้จักยั้งคิดของคุณเอง"something like this.These are not a directly word by word translated, but beautiful sentences..-
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This is better poetry than an expression of truth. I doubt it is a sutra verse and I'd guess it is merely a poetic (and incorrect) opinion. The Dharma is always available to sincere seekers, it can not be destroyed or lost...it is your own nature.
Yes, you right.The thing is,"We are very fortunate to be alive in a time where the genuineteachings of the Buddhs are still available.And we are an exemplary few who takea sincare interest in studying them.This is a special and rare opportunity."(Venerable. Pramote Pramojjo). -
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Do not let anything make you
take your eyes off Lord Buddha,
for when you look back at him once more,
his footprints may have faded away..
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This is so beautiful and peaceful song. .
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There are so many good topics about Theravada Buddhism and Tripitaka that we really need to know.Here is a book "The Pali Canon: What a Buddhist Must know"by Phra Bhramagunabhorn (P.A. Payutto)This English version first published 2002as an article entitled 'What a true Buddhist should know about the Pali Canon'in Manusya: Journal of Humanities (Special Issue No. 4, 2002)You can download this book from here
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Here, Do you know Wat Suan Santidham?We have volunteers willing to provide live English translationsof Luangpor Pramote's Dhamma talks on the second Saturday of every monthat Wat Suan Santidham, 7:00 am,and provide assistance in English afterward.This is by appointment only.You can ask this man directlyJesskoffman (at) hotmail.comHe can provide you a guide.Wat Suan Santidhamat Sriracha Chonburi, ThailandHere, you can look at his book. It so great.^____^
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I think, Admin had post this topic because the 19th Supreme Patriarch of Rattanakosin just passed away on Thursday night,
He is a great man in Thailand and he leaving behind an impressive legacy for Buddhists worldwide.
This is news.
http://www.nationmultimedia.com/national/Mourning-His-Holiness-the-Supreme-Patriarch-30217947.html
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Another one. This is a great one of mindfulness teaching.
I think this video could be the answer you're looking for.
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This is one of the meditation teaching, But I like the way he talking about.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TJBERBnnDV0
This could be help you. I'm sure. ^_____^
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thanks, in which bookstore is the first one on sale?
At Naiin
You can ask seller for a book of Venerable Pramote Pamojjo. (^_____^)
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But I got a better way. You can write an email to this person.maibok3 (at) gmail.comchange (at) to @He can provide you a book and something more interesting for free.He's nice and kind. ^_____^. -
Another one, Good for Kids.
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May I Introduce This Book to you?
It's not a life of Buddha, but it'a about Buddhism and Dhamma Practice.Are you in Thailand?This book is now available in bookstore too. (A Bestseller one. ).
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This is so Great! (^___^) 
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(Image Dhamma) Just let it go.
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