Chaiyaporn Phompan deserve to be the best TH farmer
Let's talk about our 2nd guest teacher today.
His name is Chaiyaporn Phompan who is the best TH farmer today based on his good agricultural practice.
He is the 1st student from DeCha Siripat since 20 years ago.
He start with only 8 Rai of rice with zero budget but today he has 102 Rai with income around 2 millions bath a year and rice yield up to morethan 1,000 kg/Rai.
I can see that the secret of his success are:
1. He can get rid off slavery from capitalism and can depend on himself.
2. He dig out the 1st limiting factor in rice farming by himself and it was his own techniques e.g. The dead worm to kill the worm, The outstanding mechanical tools that he invent by himself, the probability of risk reduction and etc.
3. He is the giver more than the receiver.
He share the same goal with me in not patent any thing but giving to the society free of charge.
However, he join the same fate to me too.
Even he can proof that his good practice is a solution to Thailand but bad bosses in Thailand did not listen to him and most of TH farmers did not beleive him and live under slavery system circle of the poverty.
My conclusion is reason majority cannot understand good agricultural practice that harmless to nature because they are doing bad in pass lifes and inturupt them to understand Drama as our lord understand it and try to teach us with Ariya Satcha: Took, Smuthai, Nirot, Muck.
He is not only given Nirot to us but also demonstrate Muck to us clearly that we can see it with life eyes but poor human that full of sin cannot see it.
Regards,
supat
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Ummmh "Ariya Satcha: Took, Smuthai, Nirot, Muck" may sound right but definitely reads funny.
May I suggest a more conventional spelling "ariya sacca: dukkha, samudaya, nirodha, magga"? This spelling with Roman alphabet is now used worldwide to write Paali words. The spelling makes clear that we talk about ทุกข์ 'dukkha', not ทุก (every) or 'took' (the Past form of 'take' verb); มัคค์ 'magga' (or in Thai Sanskrit มรรค), not muck (ขี้) and so on.
Digital Pali Reader (DPR) is a Chrome and Firefox free plug-in that provides a (Roman alphabet) Paali version of the Tipitaka (พระไตรปิฎก) and Paali-to-English dictionaries. DPR is an excellent resource for reading and writing Paali (and English). It is put together and made available by Yuttadhammo (bhikkhu). It can be (downloaded 22MB and) installed and used in offline mode too.
http://gotoknow.org/blog/ku-rd-2553/377952
Some suggestions: Please re-read your writing and think about 'number' (singular and plural noun-verb pairing); then read again and think about 'time' (tenses: present, past, ...) control with verb forms; and remove all abbreviations to make clear the meaning of the words in use. For example the TH in "Chaiyaporn Phompan deserve[s] to be the best TH farmer" can stand for Thai (language or people) and Thailand (country). You see "Chaiyaporn Phompan deserves to be the best Thai farmer" (He is a Thai or a Thai speaking farmer) and "Chaiyaporn Phompan deserves to be the best Thailand farmer" (He farms in Thailand but he may be a 'foreigner'.) do not mean the same. ;-)
Wonderful suggestion. Thank You.
Today morning, General LukKaew just said valuable words are higher in value than 4000 baht gold.
This is applied to your above comment.
BUT most bad bosses today behave opposite to that. They refused to listen to good comments and enjoy living under the poison of sweet words.
That is reason why TH was won now.
Regards,
supat