The Series Book to Help You Understand 'Humanity' and 'Self' on a Deeper Level...
In the present, humans strive to study various things around them. The more they search, the more they question. Humans study extensively... Far and wide, reaching galaxies... And in the future, humans will continue to explore... Until the edge of the universe...
But what should be the first thing that humans study...!? What knowledge should humans understand... Should seek... as a priority? If it's not about humanity, because even though we are humans, if we don't understand others, we don't understand ourselves... Then how can we understand anything else? We haven't grasped what's close to us, so why rush to understand the farthest reaches of the universe?
2007 Interestingly, one of these five books was selected for the National Library of Australia, through a process I could never understand or know at the time. I am grateful to the person who made that decision, and I acknowledge it once again here. The inclusion of one of my books, still in Thai, in the National Library of a certain country, has left me intrigued and puzzled. What’s even more surprising is that the book is categorized under two sections:
New Thought and
Psychology, Applied.
Yes, the library does have other Thai books, but what intrigues me is why my book specifically falls under these two categories when each category has very few selected books compared to other genres.
The "Psychology, Applied" section in the National Library of Australia only contains 271 books, and the "New Thought" section has only 71 books. And there is only one in Thai.
Both categories in the National Library of Australia have significantly fewer books compared to other genres, whether it be basic knowledge of physics, chemistry, biology, or applied knowledge such as biomechanics, finance, and investment, which have books in the hundreds to thousands, and some subjects even have tens of thousands of books.
This phenomenon leads me to question, especially why my book, "Khwāmlap khō̧ng khon," was included in the New Thought section that only has 71 books in several hundred years. What is in this book I wrote? Asking this question made me realize that the innovative framework in the book is extremely important.
Join in the search for the stories of humanity within this series of books, comprising:
1st book: Arn'-Gone'-Chee-Vit-Cha-Mod-Khwam-mai-pai-mak-kwa-nee which means 'Read Before the meaning of your life is lesser'
2nd book: Khwam-Lab-Kong-Kon which means 'Human' secret'
3rd book: Vicha-khwam-rak which means 'Love Subject'
4th book: Khwam-Jing-Tee-Tam-Hai-Ruay which means 'Truth to Make You Rich'
5th book: S̄mxng mī chīwit s̄ud yxd khạmp̣hīr̒ khwām khid which means "The Living Brain: The Ultimate Book of Thoughts"
In the present, humans strive to study various things around them. The more they search, the more they question. Humans study extensively... Far and wide, reaching galaxies... And in the future, humans will continue to explore... Until the edge of the universe...
But what should be the first thing that humans study...!? What knowledge should humans understand... Should seek... as a priority? If it's not about humanity, because even though we are humans, if we don't understand others, we don't understand ourselves... Then how can we understand anything else? We haven't grasped what's close to us, so why rush to understand the farthest reaches of the universe?
2007 Interestingly, one of these five books was selected for the National Library of Australia, through a process I could never understand or know at the time. I am grateful to the person who made that decision, and I acknowledge it once again here. The inclusion of one of my books, still in Thai, in the National Library of a certain country, has left me intrigued and puzzled. What’s even more surprising is that the book is categorized under two sections:
New Thought and
Psychology, Applied.
Yes, the library does have other Thai books, but what intrigues me is why my book specifically falls under these two categories when each category has very few selected books compared to other genres.
The "Psychology, Applied" section in the National Library of Australia only contains 271 books, and the "New Thought" section has only 71 books. And there is only one in Thai.
Both categories in the National Library of Australia have significantly fewer books compared to other genres, whether it be basic knowledge of physics, chemistry, biology, or applied knowledge such as biomechanics, finance, and investment, which have books in the hundreds to thousands, and some subjects even have tens of thousands of books.
This phenomenon leads me to question, especially why my book, "Khwāmlap khō̧ng khon," was included in the New Thought section that only has 71 books in several hundred years. What is in this book I wrote? Asking this question made me realize that the innovative framework in the book is extremely important.
Join in the search for the stories of humanity within this series of books, comprising:
1st book: Arn'-Gone'-Chee-Vit-Cha-Mod-Khwam-mai-pai-mak-kwa-nee which means 'Read Before the meaning of your life is lesser'
2nd book: Khwam-Lab-Kong-Kon which means 'Human' secret'
3rd book: Vicha-khwam-rak which means 'Love Subject'
4th book: Khwam-Jing-Tee-Tam-Hai-Ruay which means 'Truth to Make You Rich'
5th book: S̄mxng mī chīwit s̄ud yxd khạmp̣hīr̒ khwām khid which means "The Living Brain: The Ultimate Book of Thoughts"
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