KHUN YAI (คุณยายมหัศจรรย์) (8/8):: Teach yourself. I taught myself everything.

KHUN YAI

(คุณยายมหัศจรรย์)

(8/8)

Teach yourself.

I

taught

myself everything.

I know

when

to do

what.

I know

how

to manage

my time,

And

how

to handle

my tasks.

When

I was

at

Wat Paknarm,

I taught

myself

orderliness

and discipline.

After

I attained

meditation skill

to recall past lives.

I

traversed

into

my past,

To find out

why

I became

the person I am.

Through

meditation,

I

found that,

The reason,

I was

capable of

self teaching,

Was because

I had meditated

a great deal

in my previous existences.

The merits

gained from

my meditation

in the past lives,

Have given me,

to

the knowledge

and wisdom,

That

enabled me

to teach

myself.

You too, should meditate

as much as you can

to develop the ability

to teach yourself.

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KHUN YAI (คุณยายมหัศจรรย์) (8/6):: Teach yourself. I did not complain.

KHUN YAI

(คุณยายมหัศจรรย์)

(8/6)

Teach yourself.

I

did not

complain.

To be given

an opportunity

to meditate here

was good enough for me.

It stung

when

the bed bug

bite me.

But

I

would not

kill them.

I

would

catch

them,

And

put them

in

a spittoon,

Covered with

a piece

of

paper,

So

they

could not

get away.

When

morning came.

I would release

these bedbugs elsewhere.

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KHUN YAI (คุณยายมหัศจรรย์) (8/5):: Teach your self. No one had to teach me.

KHUN YAI

(คุณยายมหัศจรรย์)

(8/5)

Teach your self.

No one had

to

teach me.

I'm

a stickler

of

cleanliness.

To others,

this is a reflection

of my character

and makes everyone trust me.

The same thing

happen

when I live with

Tongsuk at Wat Paknam.

I organized everything

and clean every object

in sight until

the whole house was spotless.

When I was permitted

into the super-advanced 

meditation elite class

(known as the "meditation factory").

I was

given

the

oldest bed.

That was

infested

with

bedbugs.

The mosquito net

was old,

dirty

and worn out.

I

did

not

complain.

To be given

an opportunity

to meditate here

was good enough for me.

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KHUN YAI (คุณยายมหัศจรรย์) (8/4) :: Teach yourself. My father didn't teach me.

KHUN YAI

(คุณยายมหัศจรรย์)

(8/4)

Teach yourself.

My father

didn't

teach me.

My mother

didn't

teach me.

I taught myself.

I'm

a stickler

for

cleanliness.

I won't

let anything

escape me,

without making a clean.

When

I see

something

dirty.

I make a note of it

in my mind

to come back

and clean it.

Once,

I saw mildew

at a corner

of the stair case.

I marked it

in my mind

and came back

to clean it,

Along with

every thing else

until the whole area

was sparkling clean.

I did this

in its entirely

until there was nothing left

to be clean.

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