A short visit to Arakan student monk Association Migrant Education Center
It was delight and happy day in my life in Thailand . I found almost every body smiling and hoping brightness future . An old lady , 80 year old said that she would like to study computer so that she could listen Dhamma .It was formed as a Arakan student monk association in Thailand , they are student in Thailand and they contribute to the migrant workers by teachings such as subjects , Buddhism in daily life , basic computer , advance computer courses , basic English , and advance English courses, so on.
Education is key to success in every sector and at least they can improve their know ledges , living with the society harmoniously among all myanmar people . In fact ,they are different background ,religious and cultures but they are Buddhist so, by practicing buddha's teachings can be united and improving life skill . I tough them on that day about the subject of " Buddhim in daily life " focusing on how to apply Buddha's teachings in our daily life .
Finally , i would like to invite all of you on the behalf of A.S.M.S to come and visit our education center and learn what you want to know and share with the others what you have been learn . We are running our class normally every Sunday for every body .
Education is key to success in every sector and at least they can improve their know ledges , living with the society harmoniously among all myanmar people . In fact ,they are different background ,religious and cultures but they are Buddhist so, by practicing buddha's teachings can be united and improving life skill . I tough them on that day about the subject of " Buddhim in daily life " focusing on how to apply Buddha's teachings in our daily life .
Finally , i would like to invite all of you on the behalf of A.S.M.S to come and visit our education center and learn what you want to know and share with the others what you have been learn . We are running our class normally every Sunday for every body .


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