July 31st, 2012 
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And in a way it is the National Sport; it is the finger pointing, the blame game and the ball in question is flood prevention and mitigation. I have asked since last years flood how can they assess anyhting without accurate raw data.
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Let the Games Begin, not that they ever stopped in Thailand
July 30th, 2012 admin As I mentioned in Part 1, the Buddha laid down the rule that monks and nuns may not cook or store their own food. The intention was for monastics to be free from the worldly burden of cooking and to make them dependent on the generosity of lay followers.
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Food and Forest Buddhism, Wat Tham Phuang, Sakon Nakhon Part 2, 30.07.12
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Tags: bindabhat, buddhism, buddhist, dana, forest dhamma, pindabat, sakon-nakhon 
1 Comment » July 29th, 2012 admin Having hosted a dance contest, it seems Wat Phra That Choeng Chum now supports the Thai Shoe Association.
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Desecrating Buddhism Thai Style
July 29th, 2012 admin Thanks to the good folks at the Bhavana Socirty in West Virginia, USA for this brief,simple and correct write up. The confusing additional information can be attributed to my scatological thought process and writing, and to the lack of adherence to and understanding of Buddhism in Thailand.
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Food and Forest Buddhism Part 1, 29.07.12
Posted in Isaan Life Tags: alms round, bindabhat, buddhism, buddhist, forest buddhism, isaan, pindabat No Comments » July 28th, 2012 admin Wat Tham Champa Kantasilawat, Mukdahan, Thailand is one of those places rarely encountered in following the history of Forest Buddhism in Northeast Thailand. Here is a cave complex where Ajahn Sao, Ajahn Mun, Luangta maha boowa, who at the time was just plain old maha boowa bhikku meditated.
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Wat Tham Champa Kantasilawat, mukdahan, Thailand
July 27th, 2012 admin For this time lapse I was able to set the Note somewhere fixed, withiu holding it.
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Timelapse at Wat Phra That Choeng Chum, Sakon Nakhon, Thailand
Posted in Isaan Life Tags: buddhism, isaan, isaan life, sakon-nakhon, samsung.samsung note, timelapse 1 Comment » July 27th, 2012 admin Saphan Khom jus a couple hundred meters in front of the City Gate of Sakon Nakhon, in the Island formed by Nittayo Road Number 22, from the west into town. the Tourism Authority of Thailand says “It is considered as an ancient bridge to link Sakon Nakhon and the countryside as this area was once a swamp. The present bridge is make from laterite,replacing the old one that was removed for
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Saphan Khom, Sakon Nakhon, Thailand,a Khmer Bridge
July 26th, 2012 admin when the racket first started I thought it was practice for the birthday celebration of HRH The Crown Prince Maha Vajiralongkorn, born 28 July 1952. They have been anouncing over the PA system that there will be a big ceremony tomorrow the day before his birthday at the temple
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Beuang sawang at wat phra choeng chum, sakon nakhon, thailand
July 26th, 2012 admin I bought Time Lapse Pro from the Android shop and have been testing it. First of all if you have signed up with google wallet the whole process is painless and most apps are less than 100 baht. I decided to go with the Pro version for the increased number of options.
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Time Lapse test at Big C Sakon Nakhon Thailand
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