Bill,
Chumlong advocated pious Buddhist life. Now you are saying he is part of the
elites. That does not make sense, unless he gave up his previous view
completely.
Anthony
--- On Thu, 25/12/08, billsm...@hhs1963.org billsm...@hhs1963.org wrote:
From: billsm...@hhs1963.org
JMJM,
That's a good question.
The Buddhist monks in Thailand have not taken sides in this, at least as a
group, certainly nothing like was the case in Myanmar. I haven't seen them as
a large component of any sides in the demonstrations. If anything I expect
they would lean towards the
Anthony,
Chumlong is known for his support for Buddhism, at least the Thai Buddhist
clergy and monks; but his main theme is anti-corruption.
His party however, does not have a majority, so in order to orchestrate the
toppling of the old prime minister he had to form a coalition (now called
2012: Natural Cycles and Natural Thinking
The panic about the prophecies for the end of the world in 1999
already is gone,
and here now starts a new wave of tension regarding the year of 2012.
According to the ancient Mayan calendar, on December 23, 2012, ends a
big cosmic
cycle. Some people
Yes, it often is, however there is a way to mix male and female to become the
whole. Too often teachers and students think that you have to focus on the one
to understand the other. And yet, to that way of thinking there is only one
way. A way of peace and understanding.
billsm...@... he had to form a coalition (now called the Yellow
Shirts) with other groups. The other major political force is the
vestiges of Thaksinâs old party (Thai Rac Thai) and are called the
Red Shirts.
Which shirt are you?
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