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When I think about Thailand, I always think about our markets. Not the big shopping mall with air‑con, but the old markets that grow from real life – the floating market on the water, and the railway market where the train pass so close you can smell the metal. These places show how Thai people
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When many people think about Muay Thai, they see only the punching, the kicking, the elbow and knee. But for us Thai people, Muay Thai is not only a sport. It is culture, it is history, it is something come from our ancestors long time already. I want to share with you what I learn,
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A Handwritten Adventure Delivered to Your Door Every month, a beautifully handwritten postcard sent from a different corner of the globe — penned by real people, in real places, with real stories to share.
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Malaysia is one of those places that greets you with color before you even know what you’re looking at. It’s a country made of layers – Malay, Chinese, Indian, Peranakan, and countless smaller communities – each adding their own rhythm, flavor, and story. Somehow, all those differences don’t clash; they blend, like a mosaic that
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I want to share with you about entering and leaving monkhood. These two moments changed me in different ways. Entering Monkhood When I first entered monkhood, I remember feeling nervous. My head was shaved, and when I touch it, it felt strange, like I was touching new version of myself. The ceremony was simple but
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I want to share with you how one day in monk life feels, because sometimes people think it is mysterious, but actually it is very simple and very human. When I was monk, my day started before sunrise. Around 3:00 a.m. we wake up, and the temple is still dark and quiet. We wash our
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