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Friday, August 13, 2010
Monday, January 25, 2010
Wednesday, January 20, 2010
Wednesday, January 06, 2010
Wednesday, September 30, 2009
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Monday, September 14, 2009
Thursday, September 10, 2009
My Lecture at PUC
Before listening to my lecture i asked them to concentrate the mind that we usually call making meditation for a while so that they are ready for my lecture.
On July 23,2009 i was invited to give lecture on " Buddha's Teaching and Education" at Pannasastra University of Cambodia, Battambang Campus, PUC-BTB. This lecture lasted for 2 hours. This University is the first international university in Cambodia which instructs all subjects in English Medium.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Cambodian Delegates joined in Conference
Here are the Cambodian delegates from Preah Sihanu Reaj Buddhist University, Phnom Penh, Cambodia.
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
My religious work
The international Conference of Theravada Buddhist Universities have been held in Sagain Hill, Mondalay, Myamar. International participants about more then 300 from more then 20 countries around the world have attended this conference whereas 16 delegates from two Buddhist Universites, Preah Sihanu Reaj and Sihamuny Reaj University in Cambodia ,have joined and did presentation in this conference as well.
Friday, January 30, 2009
Teacher' s day
I am nominated by University to represent all foreign students to read out the speech on the Teacher' day.Here is my original speech :
-The most Venerable Rector !
-Pro-Rector !
-Dearest Teachers!
-Dhamma Brothers, Sisters !
-And distinguished guests !
I, on behalf of all foreign students in ITBM University, would like to express our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all Teachers in this dedicated and promising day.
Today we, both local and foreign students, are celebrating the Teacher’s day to pay our deepest respect and gratitude to all teachers. Teacher’s day is to be celebrated once a year only but Teachers should deserve daily devotion from all kind-hearted students. We should always respect our Dear teachers. We appreciate their contribution towards our personal goals in life, our community and our nations.
Teachers draw a line in our lives and show us the map to follow. They influence our decisions and lessons learnt from them remain with us the whole life. Teachers break down the barriers and reach into the students' soul. Teachers paint students' minds, guide the thoughts, share the achievements and correct our faults. Teachers impart good education, inspire us to seek our safe path and encourage us to discover our talents.
They don't impact for a year, but for a lifetime. Teacher play very important role in shaping our future life. They open up our young minds, showing us the powers of the intellect and make us able to think by ourselves. Teachers exercise the mental muscles of the students in order to realize the true knowledge in which it will surely lead to happiness and eventually to Nibbàna.
A teacher is like spring season, who nurtures buds and green sprouts, encourages and advices us with clear comprehension whenever we are in doubts.
A teacher is like cool wind in the summer who prevents discontent making studies a pleasure.
A teacher is like sun shine in the winter, while it’s snowing hard outside, he keeps students as comfortable as possible and as warm as a helpful guide would do. Teachers !, you do all these things gratefully and with satisfactory attitude. You’re the Ones for all seasons and you deserve our gratitude.
Thank you teacher for helping us to learn what we need to know, we all will remember you no matter where we are. We make promise to preserve and maintain your teachings throughout our lives and spread it all around in order to promote and propagate the Buddha’s Teaching to all corners of the world.
Finally, in this important day, from the bottom of our hearts, we would like to wish all Sayàdaw, Sayàgi and Sayàma strength , health, wealth, prosperity, and long life for being our shining and guiding stars.
May all of you be healthy and happy !
Thank you !
(By : Dhamma Sena, Hak Sienghai, 2BBHM (Cam) 55 )
16.01.2009.
11:00 PM, ITBMU,Yangon, Myanmar.
-Pro-Rector !
-Dearest Teachers!
-Dhamma Brothers, Sisters !
-And distinguished guests !
I, on behalf of all foreign students in ITBM University, would like to express our deepest gratitude and sincere appreciation to all Teachers in this dedicated and promising day.
Today we, both local and foreign students, are celebrating the Teacher’s day to pay our deepest respect and gratitude to all teachers. Teacher’s day is to be celebrated once a year only but Teachers should deserve daily devotion from all kind-hearted students. We should always respect our Dear teachers. We appreciate their contribution towards our personal goals in life, our community and our nations.
Teachers draw a line in our lives and show us the map to follow. They influence our decisions and lessons learnt from them remain with us the whole life. Teachers break down the barriers and reach into the students' soul. Teachers paint students' minds, guide the thoughts, share the achievements and correct our faults. Teachers impart good education, inspire us to seek our safe path and encourage us to discover our talents.
They don't impact for a year, but for a lifetime. Teacher play very important role in shaping our future life. They open up our young minds, showing us the powers of the intellect and make us able to think by ourselves. Teachers exercise the mental muscles of the students in order to realize the true knowledge in which it will surely lead to happiness and eventually to Nibbàna.
A teacher is like spring season, who nurtures buds and green sprouts, encourages and advices us with clear comprehension whenever we are in doubts.
A teacher is like cool wind in the summer who prevents discontent making studies a pleasure.
A teacher is like sun shine in the winter, while it’s snowing hard outside, he keeps students as comfortable as possible and as warm as a helpful guide would do. Teachers !, you do all these things gratefully and with satisfactory attitude. You’re the Ones for all seasons and you deserve our gratitude.
Thank you teacher for helping us to learn what we need to know, we all will remember you no matter where we are. We make promise to preserve and maintain your teachings throughout our lives and spread it all around in order to promote and propagate the Buddha’s Teaching to all corners of the world.
Finally, in this important day, from the bottom of our hearts, we would like to wish all Sayàdaw, Sayàgi and Sayàma strength , health, wealth, prosperity, and long life for being our shining and guiding stars.
May all of you be healthy and happy !
Thank you !
(By : Dhamma Sena, Hak Sienghai, 2BBHM (Cam) 55 )
16.01.2009.
11:00 PM, ITBMU,Yangon, Myanmar.
Tuesday, December 30, 2008
Funeral of ITBMU's Dean
Here is my original speech during the Funeral of ITBMU's Dean Dr. U Kosalla
Rector !
Pro-rector !
Teachers!
Dhamma Brothers and Sisters !
I, on behalf of Cambodian students, would like to pay our gratitude and deep respect to our great teacher Sayàdaw U kosalla,who passed away recently.
“How do we find the right words to describe our feelings for the large, sweet Soul that has gone? Some of us have lost a father, a grandfather relatives and so on, but today we have all lost a very good Sayàdaw” .
“Sayàda,in his life time, stood as the luminous light in our university, his absence is like the disappearance of the light of the sun and the moon in the world.”
“Sayàdaw was a man of great character, with a very high level of intellect, an honest monk who gave his time freely to all who sought his guidance. To all of us who consider him as our teacher, he was “ one-in-a-thousand ”, and in our lifetime we will never meet his like again”.
Dhamma brohers and sisters!
“Whenever we had a problem, no matter how trivial, or personal in nature, Sayàdaw would take the time to talk with us, solve our problem, and always help us to find a positive outcome. If nothing else, he was always positive in his outlook on life, and he helped all of us to see things in the same kind of way” .
Above all else, Sayàdaw was a monk of great integrity and purity ...a monk whom we loved, ...and a monk whom we will remember forever, we were incredibly fortunate to know and learn from him. Furthermore, we will strive to keep his teaching alive in everything we do and in our hearts from this time onwards.
Finally, we would like to express our sincere thanks to all teachers and Dhamma friends who give us this auspicious chance to take part in sharing our condolence in the farewell ceremony of Sayàdaw U Kosalla.
May Sayàdaw attain the happy state of existence.
May all of you be well and happy.
Thank you !
Friday, December 26, 2008
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Thursday, December 18, 2008
My booklet on Meditation Method
Meditation Practice.
In ITBM University, all students are compulsory to join in Meditation Hall of University every Thursday morning from 8 AM to 10 AM punctually. At the class we study the theory, at the same time, the practical application and experience is obviously required.
My Booklet on Meditation practice
Recently, I have finished my translation and compilation on the method of practicing insight Meditation ( Vipassana Samadhi) into Cambodian Language. This booklet is mainly described about the method to practice and my own experience in meditation after energetically and precisely training for almost three-year at University in both practical and theory, especially at two famous Meditation Centres , Mahasi and Chanmyay Meditation Centres, and about the Tradition and Culture of Myanmar people in brief. The instruction of meditation in this booklet is under the guideline of Chanmyay Sayadaw, a famous meditation Teacher in Myanmar, and of whom he is a qualified meditation teacher to have bee recognized around the world nowadays.
Besides, I ambitiously plan to print it out about 5,000 books at the end of April or at the beginning of May 2009. If any Buddhists who want to donate the cash for printing, are warmly welcome. Every name of donors will be listed at the end of pages of this book.
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Pilgrimage to Bago
Cambodian students at ITBM University in 2008-2009Master Degree students :
Ven. Soeung Vuthy, M.A , Watt Than, Phnom Penh :
savon79@gmail.com
Ven. Pall Chamroen, B.A, Siem Reap:
Ven. Pall Chamroen, B.A, Siem Reap:
satha_um@yahoo.com
Ven.Leang Saroy, B.A. Saravan, Phnom Penh :
Ven.Leang Saroy, B.A. Saravan, Phnom Penh :
pannapatipo@gmail.com
Ven.Prum Samnang,B.A, Lanka, Phnom Penh :
Ven.Prum Samnang,B.A, Lanka, Phnom Penh :
cammar2sunanda@gmail.com
Ven.Suy Sovann, B.A, Bodumvatti, Phnom Penh:
Ven.Suy Sovann, B.A, Bodumvatti, Phnom Penh:
vicheth51@gmail.com
Ven. Sok Theavy, B.A,Kampongcham:
Ven. Sok Theavy, B.A,Kampongcham:
sok.theavy33@gmail.com
Ven. Doung Chan, Phnom Penh (no email)
Bachelor Degree student (first year)
Mr. Prum Sina , B.A, Svay Rieng : prumsina@gmail.com
Ven. Doung Chan, Phnom Penh (no email)
Bachelor Degree student (first year)
Mr. Prum Sina , B.A, Svay Rieng : prumsina@gmail.com
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