Animal Mind Human Mind: Thai Jungle Laundry & Dogs สุนัข|ซักผ้าในป่า|ร้อยเอ็ด

Dogs and temple matters discussion while washing clothes deep in the Thai Jungle of Northeast Thailand (Isan). Day in the life of a farang jungle monk.
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00:00 INTRO การแนะนำ
00:50 SABONG สบงพระ
01;02 DARKNESS ความมืด
01:30 KEY กุญแจ
02:15 WASH CLOTHES ซักผ้า
02:44 SICK DOG สุนัขไม่สบาย
04:09 ANIMAL VS HUMAN MIND
05:15 DOGS สุนัขวัด
07:48 KRUBA ครูบา

[@normanmastrian]

Nice!

[@DagwoodsThailand]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@alireza_nature.s]

It was so good. You showed everything very nicely❤
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[@DagwoodsThailand]

Thanks and welcome to the channel!

[@ChillAndPeaceful]

According to the Buddha
Being born as a Human is very rare opportunity to study the dharma and practice it to be free from mundane life of suffering
Animal realm , ghost realm, hell realm, has so many suffering and can't practice what the Buddha taught
And in heaven realm, it's too much pleasure, and it can develop attachment and living beings live their become delusional because they think it's permanent
But humans just in middle path, just enough suffering to realize how worse is life is, and just enough right pleasure to practice the dharma
And be liberated from suffering of existence
What do you think?

[@DagwoodsThailand]

My belief is that life is impermanent and we should follow MAJIMA (Pali language version) or "The Middle Path" between extremes.
In Thai, MAJIMA is ว่าง or "WAHNG"and you will sometimes see that word on signs within temple grounds in Thailand.
Thank you for your thoughtful comments. 🙏🙏🙏

[@thinktwice4227]

I'm Thai. I have to admit that your routine video makes me confused about the monk 's mission or กิจของสงฆ์ I mean.

[@DagwoodsThailand]

Every temple is different and duties depend on time of year, location, festivals, and many other factors. My videos offer merely a glimpse. ขอบคุณที่รับชม