This Songkran, your body may be on pausebut has your mind truly stopped?
While long holidays give us time to rest physically, our minds often keep running dwelling on the past or worrying about what's next.
Songkran is often seen as a time of water, joy, and celebration. But beyond the splashes, water also represents something deeper letting go and starting anew.
Like flowing water, life moves forward. It doesn't return to the past or rush into the future,but gently flows in the present moment.
This April, Queen Sirikit National Convention Center (QSNCC) invites city dwellers to embrace a simpler way of beginning the Thai New Year by reconnecting with the present moment at Dhamma in the Park (Year 3). Join us for a special session: "Worrying ahead, regretting behind when will we truly live in the now?" Led by Phra Sophon Vajiravatee from Wat Prayurawongsawas, this session will guide you to gradually let go of lingering thoughts both from the past and the future and return your focus to the present, through simple, practical teachings you can apply in everyday life, all set in the peaceful greenery of Benjakitti Park.
Dhamma in the Park
Speaker: Phra Sophon Vajiravatee, Wat Prayurawongsawas
Topic: "Worrying ahead, regretting behind when will we truly live in the now?"
Date: Saturday, April 4, 2026
Time: 8:30 - 10:00 AM
Place: Benjakitti Park (Buddha Plaza)
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