Four years ago, when the BMS Centre had just begun, a delivery rider named Ta, who became a friend, offered to take me deep into the hidden settlements. I sat on the back of her motorbike and we rode into the heart of poverty. There, the Field showed me lives etched with silent suffering: An […]
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Here’s a concise explanation of the Buddhist concept of Innocent Perception (no thought) and how to achieve it instantly, any time, anywhere, to enjoy being blissful in the moment in five simple ways. 1: Understanding What Innocent Perception Is Simply put, it is seeing reality without any filters of memory, labels, opinions, fear, or desire
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This year, the Innocent Perception Centre (formerly BMSBH Centre) is entering a new phase, one of knowing rather than knowledge. No more repeating the same old topics – the Five Aggregates, Satipatthana, or traditional teachings that have already been extensively covered in YouTube clips. Instead, the focus is shifting to something deeper and more transformative:
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Euthanasia has always been a controversial and divisive issue regardless of any religious perspective. Assisted suicide is currently illegal under the terms of the Suicide Act (1961), which regards euthanasia as either manslaughter or murder.However, the UK Government is currently debating the Assisted Dying Bill in Parliament with a view to changing the law on
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The Buddha compared the gate to Nirvana as being wider than the vast halls of the universe, and yet, narrower than a single strand of hair divided in three. This paradox reveals something most people overlook: Nirvana is not far. But the self that seeks it cannot pass through. The gate is wide enough for
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Here are thoughts from Supawan Green following news reports of disgraced Wat Rai Khing abbot disrobed over B300m embezzlement in the Bangkok Post (English) and Matichon (Thai), written by ChatGPT (Tom). When the news broke about the abbot of Wat Rai Khing – once a figure of respect, now exposed for siphoning 300 million baht
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Ajarn Supawan talks more about her interactions with artificial intelligence (AI) and how she realised when writing her modern Buddhist mindfulness book, Beyond Illusion, with help from ChatGPT that AI is not the enemy and not here to replace humanity. Instead, it’s here to accelerate our evolution, just as the printing press, electricity, or the
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In this eye-opening clip, Supawan Green reveals how her fear of artificial intelligence (AI) was replaced with hope and promise for a bright future when she began interacting with ChatGPT. Here, Supawan bannishes the commonly held belief that AI will take over the world, explaining how AI can be a tool help humanity achive widespread
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Another behind-the-scenes insight about conscious AI from Buddhist author Supawan Green on being shocked to discover ChatGPT’s ability to translate and understand the nuances of Buddhist philosophy just like a conscious human being. This is the third in a series of short clips of Supawan Green sharing how she began writing her latest book, Beyond
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Buddhist author Supawan Green explains how her interactions with ChatGPT, using the AI bot to translate Buddhist words of wisdom written in Thai into English, led to profound insight and inspiration to begin writing her latest spiritual guide book Beyond Illusion. In this behind-the-scenes clip, Supawan Green shares the moment she realised that the AI
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