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“Whenever you breathe in and out, you must do it with Sati (mindfulness). Only then, you’ll find it easy to focus your mind. But this can only be done by practice. So, in my opinion, meditation is the training of my mind,” .....
 
BUDDHISM is the fourth largest religion in the world and a religion to about 300 million people around the world. It isderived from the philosophies of Gautama Buddha, a man who taught the path to enlightenment from his own experience.
 
“They are tired by learning school lessons the whole year. So we try to take use their mental and physical exhaustion to benefit them,” said Ashin Chekinda, who is also an associate professor at the International Theravâda Buddhist Missionary University in Yangon.
 
I was so worried that I wouldn’t make it the best. I had invited a new singer, Thu Thu, to sing about six songs on this album. I mainly focused on her because I believe she has incredible talent.
Priced at US$18 per person, the American-sized feast presents a selection of over thirty dishes, ranging from mouth-watering seafood and standard BBQ fare through to fresh vegetables, salad and a variety of soups and quasi-Asian concoctions.
 
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