It’s tiring but wonderful at the same time to wake up in the wee hours listening to the harmonious and soothing Pali chanting. I manage to find the Pali Suta online in HanYuPingYin and Thai script with English explanation. I better get my ears and speech together so I can memorize each and every word.
The English lesson for the day is less strenuous than yesterday as the students major in English so communication is more effective. However, they do have problem pronouncing “Share” and “Chair”. Since they are majoring in English thus ultimately they’ll become an English teacher, I do feel they need to be more confident in order to establish the rapport with their students in future.
Later in the evening, the once solemn hall (viharn) turns out to be a circus affair, mischievous novice monk as young as 10 -13 playfully teasing with one another, disturbing each other during the chanting for fun and humor, maybe it’s the after rain effect that cools the temperature and the monks.
Time to get to bed and it’s only 8:45pm…
http://paliinthaiscript.blogspot.com/
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