Monthly Archives: June 2013
Spring(春）
Spring(春）
Big and small
春が来る町で
Flowers of tree
小さくて大きい
Dance together on rainbow
木の花を虹へ
In town that the spring is to come
一緒に踊ろう
Bright sunlight is
明るい日光は、
When blinding my eyes,
瞳に入った時、
There will be a new future
新鮮の風は
Because the refreshing air is
夏の向こうへ吹いているので
Blowing toward the summer
新しい未来があるだろう
Door is now open
今扉を開けるよ！
In order to look for
君と歩く案内の光を
The guiding light that accompany you
探すように 春の扉の向こうへ
The voice softly whisper into one’s ear
歩くべきだと
That one must walk
優しい声にそっと
Toward the door of spring
囁いてくれる
By doing so, the new horizon
すると、新水平線を
Will be drawn
描いて行く
How to Meditate Without Even Trying by Peter Russell
KAENG KRACHAN.NESTING TIME
Black-naped Monarch
Kaeng Krachan is the birdiest site of Thailand.This superb national park host more than 400 species of birds and 57 species of mammals.It’s the largest national park in Thailand and it’s located only 3 hours from Bangkok, and 30 kilometers from Petchaburi town.May is the best month to see many species nesting, especially Broadbills.
To get there I went to Victory Monument.From there i took a van to Kaeng Krachan town.It took around 3 hours.Once there, stuff of Samarn Camp were waiting for me.They picked me up and they rode for 20 kilometers to Samarn Camp.There are some bungalows ( about 1000 bath/night ) plus a camping area and you can rent a tent once there.Mr. Samarn is probably the best source of information of the birds of Kaeng Krachang, knowing their location, nesting time and anything you want to know about birds.
I slept in my own…
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it was about time….
You don’t need religion to have morals…
From Global Awakening
“Perhaps it is just me, but I’d be wary of anyone whose belief system is the only thing standing between them and repulsive behavior. Why not assume that our humanity, including the self-control needed for a livable society, is built into us? Does anyone truly believe that our ancestors lacked rules of right and wrong before they had religion? Did they never assist others in need, or complain about an unfair deal?
Human morality must be quite a bit older than religion and civilization. It may, in fact, be older than humanity itself. Other primates live in highly structured social groups in which rules and inhibitions apply and mutual aid is a daily occurrence. Acts of genuine kindness do occur in animals as they do in humans. Altruistic behavior serves a cooperative group life, which benefits the actors of such behavior, yet the behavior is fueled by…
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