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Recently, on Valentine’s day, Peaceful Death held their “Day of Relief” conference at Buddhachinaraj Hospital, Phitsanulok, for the third year running.

At the third “Happiness at the End of the Road” conference, recently held on February 20-21st 2020

The hill tribes of Mae Hong Son province, like many people throughout the country, have been affected by the Covid-19 global pandemic over the past few months, with ramifications across their economic, social and healthcare systems.

Ouynantian (whose real name is Buntian Locha) is a barber in a small village in the North of Thailand. A small room next to his house serves as his salon, furnished with hairdressing chairs, mirrors and 2-3 hair clippers. It is a humble place, with none too many tools.

The nature of time is change, thwarting our every attempt to bend it to our whims. For all of us to be equipped with a means of bracing us against the shifting tides of time would be of no small benefit.

Many people associate the word mindfulness with monks and strict buddhists but in actual fact, mindfulness should be a subject of interest for patients and their caregivers

he cause of your suffering is not your illness but the fact that you don’t want to be sick. You resist and struggle against it, but you can’t shed your disease. Even the doctor can’t do that for you.

The 1st of November, 2017 was another day transformed into a beautiful and special occasion by ‘Nong Kan’ or Rasawan Muangmingsuk’s passing that gave many people the opportunity to learn about preparing for a peaceful death.

On the last note of the young female captain’s voice, the mothership soars into the realm of the imagination, bringing the audience back in time, through childhood story after another.

As a writer and columnist interested in the environment, health and self-improvement who has written multiple books on the subject of death