The famous Tree House at Pa-Auk.Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar.Photo by Yogi Bram (Belgium) This was posted on Google+
May 2014
Rice for Pa-Auk Forest Monastery. 2 steam generators for 4 steamers. Wood powered. The first two are door opened. The second two are hoisted by rope and pulley to open.Last picture is washing more rice (for another round?) Mawlamyine Mon State, MyanmarYogi Bram and my photos too. This was posted on Google+
I had quite a bit of coconut oil on my robes after an Ayurveda Massage on the last day of my 10 night fast. About half of the robe was discolored Detergent and hot water did not remove the oil and it was still discolored. I asked a Sinhala monk if he knew a way …
The women doing prep work outside the Pa-Auk kitchen. Different groups, different minds.Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar.Photos by Yogi Bram (Belgium) This was posted on Google+
Some more worker portraits from the Pa-Auk kitchen.In general, the guys are paid workers and the women are volunteers.Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar Photos by Yogi Bram (Belgium) This was posted on Google+
Meet the Happy Cook !Pa-Auk Forest Monastery Kitchen, Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar.Photo by Yogi Bram (Belgium) This was posted on Google+
A few nuns sorting through the rice. (Probably to remove stones).Photos by yogi Bram (Belgium). This was posted on Google+
Kitchen for 1,000 to 2,000 Residents OverviewA layperson and myself took a trip to the lower monastery to take some pictures of the kitchen process.I will be sharing several posts from time to time featuring this kitchen experience which was amazing, at least in person.The central wood fired oven stove (yes, that's right, wood) is …
Although I do not see myself posting anymore on the Buddhist and Spiritual Communities, you are welcome to reshare my posts in your communities or your gplus pages yourself. These will be posted on my gplus circles and made public with sharing enabled. The first Abhidhamma Post has been shared to several groups except Buddhism …
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Kuti portrait at Pa-Auk Forest Monastery, Mawlamyine, Mon State, Myanmar This was posted on Google+