Posted by Non Nam Thaeng Primary School on Tuesday, April 26, 2011,
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Teaching of the Buddha
CHRONICLE I THE FOURFOLD NOBLE TRUTH
The world is full of suffering. Birth is suffering, old age is suffering, sickness and death are suffering.
The cause of human suffering is undoubtedly found in the thirsts of the physical body and in the illusions of worldly passion. If these thirsts and illusions are traced to their source, they are found to be rooted in the intense desires of physical instincts. Thus, desire, having a strong will-to-live as its basis, seeks that which it feels desirable,...
Posted by Non Nam Thaeng Primary School on Tuesday, April 12, 2011,
In :
Teaching of the Buddha
2555 BE
Our Thai New Year and Water Festival known as "Songkran" gives us the opportunity to deeply reflect on how it originally came into being. Beyond today's popular and religious celebrations we must remember that the Buddha Era (BE) started with His passing away from this world. In doing so, Buddha left His Greater Legacy to Humanity in His Last Words known as "The Last Teaching Of The Buddha".
"Make yourself a light. Rely upon yourself: do not depend upon anyone else. Make my teachings ... Continue reading ...
We would like to express our deepest gratitude to The Rotary Foundation Humanitarian Service Action Group and The Rotary Club of Silom who have generously donated a water purification system to our school.
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Non Nam Thaeng | Primary School
Located In Our Village Of Ban Non Nam Thaeng, Northeastern Thailand. (Province Of Amnat Charoen).
We are a happy family of 113 students from age 6 to 12. This is the first time that we have the opportunity to learn how to blog and what blogging is. Our English Teacher explained to us that a blog will allow us "to speak" about our school experiences and village life and to share them with the rest of the world from our website.
We are really excited about this new activity!
We are a happy family of 113 students from age 6 to 12. This is the first time that we have the opportunity to learn how to blog and what blogging is. Our English Teacher explained to us that a blog will allow us "to speak" about our school experiences and village life and to share them with the rest of the world from our website.
We are really excited about this new activity!
