Nothing but good work takes good planning.

After I build the Buddhajakka Center,

I had to plan everything meticulously.

I knew building an alms house (refectory) at the Buddhajakka Center was possible

by example of the Most Venerable Luang Por Wat Paknam,

who'd built a sizable alms house capable of feeding many monks at his temple.

His accomplishment brought him plenty of joy and a lot of merit.

Even with his death, it is proven to provide him lots of merit.

I resolved that whenever I create a temple, I too would create a similar alms house,

and also to my joy, I could achieve this.

I was not alone that had experimented with build this type of alms house.

Others, like Khun Yai Thongsuk,

who had previously been a great teacher and was more adept in giving

sermons than even many educated monks,

tried to establish one but she found it very hard.

While I set my task, I was thinking of my merits. While I meditated,

I called upon my merits to come let me.

And I finally succeeded over the support of my merits.

Every success in life is the effect of the merits we possess.

One who possesses greater merits will rule over one who possesses less.

Everything depends on merit. So we should started making a growing number of than it even as we can.

I believe about my merits and the way it governs playing, and without them I cannot be happy.

Everything around use is complete since i decide on my merits,

then when I meditate I touch base once and for all resources and good visitors to come assist me to complete the mission.

When you meditate, you too, should think about your merits.