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Myth about Naga Naga is also intertwined with the history of Buddha, as seen in various legends where they play crucial roles in protecting and assisting the enlightened one. The story of Phaya Moot-cha-lin, the great Naga who provides shelter to Buddha under the Indian Oaktree, exemplifies the deep connection between Naga and Buddhism.
Kruba Boonchum was born in year BE2508 of Jan 5 at Pa Maisak
Village, in Chiang Saen District in northern Thailand. He is a forest
meditation monk, well known since the age of thirteen to a great numbers of
devotees in Laos, Sipsongbanna of Yunnan Province in China, Shan State of the
Union of Myanmar, Thailand for his solitary and serious meditation practice and
far away of Tibet and Bhutan.
Kruba Boonchum was ordained as monk at the age of eleven and
after the completion of his primary education, with thirty-two other boys in
1975. After a year or two, all of them returned to lay life, except Kruba
Boonchum who has taken interest in meditation. After studying Buddhist
scriptures for a year and having completed Nak Dham Tri, the first foundation
level of formal Dharma examinations. He wanted to learn the Buddha's teaching
in a more practical way. So, whenever given opportunity he would approach well
known meditation teachers in northern Thailand and learnt from them. Sometime
he would go and meditate in the cemetery or on corpses. Unusually quiet and
meditative for his age, he was often teased by other novices. But that did not
deter him from going into the meditation practice deeper and seriously than any
of the monasteries would offer to a young novice of his age.
Kruba Boonchum serious meditation practice attracted
devotees who started making offerings, including money, to him. He donated all
the offerings to others, all local Chiang Saen people known about this.
Whenever devotees came, he would also do chanting to invoke blessings of the
Buddha on them and explain them the Buddha's dhamma in simple terms. He usually
talked about the admiration he had on the Buddha's life leading to meditation on
the Buddha (Buddhanussati), the Buddha's teaching on the five precepts; the
loathsome nature of the body (asubha-bhavana) and the inevitability of death
(maranassati) and meditation on compassion (metta). His chanting took
approximately two hours and he did so with deep concentration and a beautiful
voice. His chants were all in Pali and what have been preserved in the forest
meditation tradition in Lanna, northern Thailand and in the eastern Shan State
of Burma. His style and his strong faith in chanting awakened the seed of
devotion in many who heard it.
Kruba Boonchum was not around because he went to 'Tudong'
and ever practiced meditation in the cave without speaking and going anywhere
for 3 years, 3 months and 3 days. He is highly esteemed by Buddhists of
Myanmar, Tibet and Bhutan.
**MIRACLE** Kruba Boonchum had accurate utterance about the
13 lives (12 boys and 1 coach) in the Cave
Kruba Boonchum: A Truly Forest Meditation Monk
According to the famous news about 13 lives getting stuck in
the cave Khun Nam Nang Non, Chiang Rai Province, Thailand for 10 days (23 June
- 2 July). During the difficult time, on 29 June 2018 people invited Kruba
Boonchum to perform holy ritual to help the missing 13 people. When Kruba
Boonchum finished, he said all 13 lives were still safe and waiting for help,
about a few days the rescue team would find them. On 2 July 2018, SEALs really
found 13 lives as Kruba said.
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