Monday , November23 , 2009
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Thursday , November 19 , 2009
Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the Beloved Princess of All Thai Hearts
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Friday , November 13 , 2009
Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), King of Wealth and Venture, Part 4 (final)
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Thursday , November 12 , 2009
Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), King of Wealth and Venture, Part 3
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Monday , November 9 , 2009
Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), the King of Wealth and Venture, Part 2
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Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), the King of Wealth and Venture, Part 1
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Friday , October 30 , 2009
The King for All of Us
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Saturday , October 24 , 2009
King Chulalongkorn, Piya Maharaja (the Beloved Great King)
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Thursday , October 22 , 2009
Old Thai soldiers in politics
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Wednesday , October 21 , 2009
How close the relationship between HM the King and Buddhism, Part 2
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How close the relationship between HM the King and Buddhism, Part 1
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Saturday , October 17 , 2009
Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 3 (Final)
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Wednesday , October 14 , 2009
Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 2
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Monday , October 12 , 2009
The Thai Tradition of High Respect for HM the King and High Members of the Royal Family
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Saturday , October 10 , 2009
Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 1
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Friday , October 2 , 2009
Of Things Thai: Buddhism: Uniso-manasikara Buddhist way of Critical Thinking
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Thursday , September 24 , 2009
Of Things Thai: Abolition of Slavery in the Reign of King Chulalongkorn (Part 2)
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Monday , September 21 , 2009
Of Things Thai: Abolition of Slavery in the Reign of King Chulalongkorn
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| This article is my response to the request of Khun “yabua” who lives abroad, but has very keen interest in Thai history. This is the first part of the two part article, intended as introductory to slavery, which, historically for thousands of years, was regarded as a tradition in human social development process of this world. Forced slavery does not exist any more in legal t.... |
Sunday , September 13 , 2009
Of Things Thai: Buddhism: How to be a good person
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| At the opening ceremony of the 6th National Boy Scout Jamboree nearly 40 years ago on Dec 11, 1969, at Sri Racha, in Chonburi , HM the King delivered an address which contain a remark which has become His Majesty’s most quoted passage of that royal speech. I insert the original passage in Thai here as follows: "...¢ÍãËéÅÙ¡àÊ×Í·ÃÒº¶Ö§ÊÔè§ÊÓ¤Ñ㹡Òû¡¤ÃͧäÇéÇèÒ&.... |
Sunday , August 16 , 2009
Brush up your Thai, Part 11: words about house and home
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| Words about house and home or household items or articles and parts of a house are basically a must-know group of words that involves everyday activities Thai language learners have to master for effective communication with Thai friends. The first group is about different parts of a house. But before we go into that, let’s know about living quarters in various terms:ºéÒ¹ (baan) means “house” as a pl.... |
Wednesday , August 12 , 2009
Aug 12 the Queen’s 77th Birthday Celebration: A Tribute to Queen of the Thai People
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| The Gloriously Auspicious Day has returned once againFor the Thai People to share and humbly remainAs loyal citizens in their love and reverence of Her MajestyThe Queen with their unwavering Loyalty.The August Twelve gives the sense of love and respect to all ThaisAs children of the land become joyously wiseAbout the love, the care and the mercifulnessTheir mothers have for them with immeasur.... |
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- Previous Entries
- Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn, the Beloved Princess of All Thai Hearts
- Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), King of Wealth and Venture, Part 4 (final)
- Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), King of Wealth and Venture, Part 3
- Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), the King of Wealth and Venture, Part 2
- Phrabat Somdej Phra Nang Klao Chao Yuhua (Rama III), the King of Wealth and Venture, Part 1
- The King for All of Us
- King Chulalongkorn, Piya Maharaja (the Beloved Great King)
- Old Thai soldiers in politics
- How close the relationship between HM the King and Buddhism, Part 2
- How close the relationship between HM the King and Buddhism, Part 1
- Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 3 (Final)
- Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 2
- The Thai Tradition of High Respect for HM the King and High Members of the Royal Family
- Why Thai People Hold HM the King So High in Their Reverence and Endless Love, Part 1
- Of Things Thai: Buddhism: Uniso-manasikara Buddhist way of Critical Thinking
- Of Things Thai: Abolition of Slavery in the Reign of King Chulalongkorn (Part 2)
- Of Things Thai: Abolition of Slavery in the Reign of King Chulalongkorn
- Of Things Thai: Buddhism: How to be a good person
- Brush up your Thai, Part 11: words about house and home
- Aug 12 the Queen’s 77th Birthday Celebration: A Tribute to Queen of the Thai People
- Of Things Thai: Buddhist view of family life
- August 12 Mother Day Special: A tribute to Mother of the Land
- Of things Thai: National Mother Day
- Brush up your Thai, Part 10
- Of things Thai: Buddhism and Thai Tradition of respect
- Brush up your Thai, Part 9
- Brush your Thai, Part 8
- Of Things Thai, Part 11 (final): Buddhism and its law of causes and effects
- Of Things Thai, Part 10: Buddhism and its law on causes and effects
- Of Things Thai, Part 9: Buddhism and its law on causes and effects
- Brush up your Thai, Part 7
- Of things Thai, Part 8: Buddhism and contradictory practices in Thai society
- Of things Thai, Part 7: Buddhism and contradictory practices in Thai society
- Of things Thai Part 6: MARRIAGE, Language and Tradition, etc.
- Of things Thai, Part 5: MARRIAGE in Thai Buddhism, language and tradition, etc.
- Brush up your Thai, Part 6
- Of Things Thai, Part 4: Senses of humility and modesty in Buddhism
- Of things Thai, Part 3: Traditions, social customs and etiquette
- Brush up your Thai, Part 5
- Of Things Thai: Buddhism, language, traditions, etc., Part 2
- Brush up your Thai, Part 4
- Brush up your Thai, Part 3
- Brush up your Thai, Part 2
- Of Things Thai: Buddhism, Language, Traditions etc.
- Brush up your Thai, Part 1