More than You can Chew

When it comes to the subject of ‘merit’, there’s no such thing as ‘biting off more than you can chew’.

The Universality of Meditation

To not think at all, anyone of any religion in this world can do, whether one is a Buddhist, Christian, Muslim, Hindu and so on.

Happiness in every way

As you meditate on a daily basis, you will notice the positive changes in your life, whether it is sleeping in peace or waking up in peace, sitting, standing or walking with happiness.

Living Library

Knowledge that we discover through the attainment of the Dhammakaya makes us happier and become more well – adjusted individuals.

Daily activities and the mind should go together

In order to achieve the benefits of meditation, you must practise meditation on a daily basis. You cannot miss even for a day.

A Vessel of Knowledge

While we are all born with a mind and a body, and we live in a similar environment, haven’t we all wondered why there are so many differences in abilities and talents among people?

Vitamin for the Mind

In addition to the benefits that meditation brings to learning, it also helps to balance us as we pursue a career.

Transcending all differences

Meditation is a universal act that everyone in this world can do. All can practise it regardless of nationality, religion, or ethnicity. All one needs is a human body.

Luang Pu Wat Paknam and the Return of the Dhammakaya

The Great Masters of meditation have told us that the knowledge of meditation practice along the Middle Way was lost 500 years after the Lord Buddha passed away into Nibbana (Nirvana).

Different shells but the Same Core

Differrences arise as we grow up and start to recognize the variation in nationality, religion, race, skin colour, social status, appearance, etc.