Blog posts by Supawan Green
We’re very pleased to share with you a wonderfully successful morning of introducing children to our ‘Bring Your Mental Self Back Home’ (BMSBH) practice at the Mother of Justice Kindergarten School in Bangkok. Teachers from our Innocent Perception Centre, our “Dharma Army” comprising Am, Ploy, Jang and Mick, visited the school on 14th February 2025 […]
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Thursday the 16th of January was Teachers Day in Thailand, a school holiday giving teachers a day off. This is not to be confused with ‘Wai Kru Day’, which is a day reserved for students to pay their respects to teachers, usually with gifts of flowers. The passing on of knowledge and wisdom to the
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Bringing Children’s Hearts Back Home We’re excited to announce the launch of our Bring Your Heart Home project to help children develop essential life skills at the Innocent Perception Centre in Salaya. More than a dozen children joined the first Bring Your Heart Home session hosted by Chef Pim on Saturday 21st September from 9am
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Nurturing young minds for a brighter future As our mission to bring positive change to Thailand gains pace and popularity worldwide, I have written to the Prime Minister of Thailand to request support in our endeavor to build a brighter future by nurturing the younger generation to develop essential skills to propagate Bringing Children’s Minds
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FLORENCE, ITALY: Thai Buddhist monk and UNHCR Patron Venerable Phramedhivajirodom (V.Vajiramedhi) is on a humanitarian mission this month to promote world peace and compassion in Florence, where he is scheduled to meet with Pope Francis and distribute 10,000 postcards depicting the Formula For World Peace devised by Supawan Green. The Venerable Vajiramedhi was appointed in
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During Buddha’s time, the Buddha didn’t allow his monks to accept robes directly from lay people. It had to be material that no one owned. So the monks had to use cast-away material, either from rubbish tips or corpses. A rich lady at the time felt sorry for the monks; so she came up with an idea.
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The Innocent Perception Centre was built in 2021 as an international community centre and meditation centre in Thailand thanks to generous contributions from two founding donors who contributed several million baht towrads purchasing the land on which the centre and botanical gardens were built. Founding Donor Khun Krishna Building the Innocent Perception meditation centre was
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Thank you to all of you that participated in the wonderful year-end gathering and group meditation session at our Bangkok Innocent Perception Centre on 17th December, making the event a truly memorable day among old and new friends. The gathering was the last of the year (2023) at the Bangkok meditation centre before my return
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Meditation teaching Thailand – an eventful trip to Thailand helps generate greater awareness of the Innocent Perception mindfulness and meditation teaching by Supawan Green.
Motivating Mindfulness in Thailand Read More »
Emotions, a defining aspect of humanity, can be both a blessing and a curse. While positive emotions bring joy and euphoria, negative emotions, like stress and despair, can be distressing. This is why the Volcans in StarTrek chose to suppress their emotions and rely on logic. Throughout history, ascended masters like Buddha, Christ, and Lao
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