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သတိဆုိတဲ.ေနအိမ္
Wednesday, July 8, 2009
သတိဆုိတဲ.ေနအိမ္
ေက်းဇူးေတာ္ရွင္မဟာၿမဳိင္ဆရာေတာ္ဦးေဇာတိကရဲ.အဂၤလိပ္လုိေဟာႀကားထားတဲ.တရားတစ္
ပုဒ္ဘန္ေကာက္ပုိ.စ္သတင္းစာကေနေတြ.လုိ.တစ္ဆင္.ကူးယူေဖာ္ၿပလုိက္ပါတယ္...
ေန.စဥ္ဘ၀ထဲမွာကုိပဲသတိပဌာန္တရားကုိဘယ္လုိအသံုးခ်နုိင္တယ္ဆုိတာကုိေအးေဆးတည္
ၿငိမ္နူးညံ.သိမ္ေမြ.တဲ.ေလသံနဲ.ေဟာေၿပာေလ.ရွိတဲ.ဆရာေတာ္ဘုရားရဲ.အသံေတာ္ကုိမွန္းဆ
ႀကည္ညဳိနုိင္ပါေစလုိ.ဆႏၵၿပဳပါတယ္...
Sayadaw U Jotika from Burma took an early dislike to an anonymous poem from around the 14th century that's best known as The Samurai's Creed, he told a packed audience at a recent dhamma talk in Bangkok. (Sayadaw is a Burmese honorific for a highly respected senior monk.)
But the verses' pared-down simplicity and unlikely-sounding combinations eventually wore down that resistance and grew to captivate the 62-year-old teacher, whose ideas are readily available in Burma on CDs, in books and even adorning the walls of the Lucky Seven Tea Shop in Rangoon.
More Thais and Westerners are also discovering the psychological insight and playful provocations of an adamantly independent thinker who cites love of knowledge _ or understanding _ as his main motivation for getting up in the morning.
Questions around how to live a good life and be a decent person come close second, along with the conundrum of how to combine a love of solitude with an intense desire to communicate.
The latter was a running theme in the Sayadaw's early book, Snow in the Summer, available in English and Thai from local publisher DMG Books.
Based on a collection of highly personal letters written from a remote monastery to Western friends, and first published more than 10 years ago, the book is a revealing and honest exploration of an intense inner life.
"Sometimes I am afraid when people read this book they will find out too much about me," the monk said with a smile in Bangkok.
Sayadaw U Jotika's next book in English and Thai will be a translation from the Burmese, My Mind is My Home, which explores a series of paradoxes around having nothing _ and everything.
He gave the Bangkok audience a preview of the ideas in a talk whose key points are briefly summarised here, though this short condensed sampling cannot do justice to the subtleties, elaborations and enjoyments that were part of the actual occasion.
The poem begins:
- I have no parents. I make heaven and earth my parents.
This means that it was not just your parents who created you. They could not do that on their own. It was the whole universe that gave birth to you, it was nature, and your karma.
When you think about these lines, it makes you feel connected to the whole universe, and that feeling is really amazing. It's a very wonderful feeling.
When I was meditating in the forest for long periods, without even books for company (the hardest thing for me), I was keeping my mind in the moment.
So the mind becomes almost empty and calm ... it expands ... it becomes free. You forget about yourself.
Suddenly I felt like I was connected with the whole universe. I was not living in the world, I was living in the universe, I felt connected to even the trees, birds, animals, everybody, the stars and moon.
That was a very powerful experience in my life.
These days people feel more and more isolated. They don't feel connected, maybe not even with family members. But when you get into this feeling of being connected to the whole universe, you don't feel lonely any more.
To overcome loneliness, first learn to meditate, to live in the moment. Living like this, your mind becomes very peaceful, very calm, very strong. Mindfulness makes you very strong. You will develop inner strength.
- I have no home. I make mindfulness my home.
When I first read these lines, I felt so happy. I felt this is true, so true.
If you are not mindful, what happens to your mind? Your mind just wanders around, it has no place to rest.
You may have a big house physically, but mentally you may be homeless.
When you practice mindfulness, if you keep practicing for long time diligently, you will come to the point that you know that you know. You know that you are seeing, you know that you are hearing, you know that you are talking.
And then thinking stops, and the mind is quiet, and though it is quiet, there is still this knowing.
It is called awareness of awareness, and at that point you feel a kind of energy and power.
I had a young student who practiced meditation for a few years before she came to me to tell me she had a special meditation experience, when she became aware that she was aware. At that moment, she said, "I felt that I had become a real human being."
And I replied, "Oh, this is something really wonderful, so beautiful also, to feel that you have become a full human being."
- I have no life and death. I make the tides of breathing my life and death.
You will understand this verse only if you meditate.
When you are really mindful you are not thinking any more. You can only think about the past and the future _ you can never think about the present.
The present is so short there is no time to think about it. The moment you think about the present you are already in the past.
When you meditate, you pay attention to breathing. First, you think about breathing in ... breathing out ... But as you continue you realise there are many smaller bits and pieces of awareness, of processes, going on.
So the more mindful you become, the shorter the present becomes. The more you see that whatever you pay attention to, it arises at that moment and it passes away immediately. It is very short, and that is life and death. Life and death is so short.
This verse is very profound. Only a mediator knows that death is very near, and only if you have experienced how every phenomenon occurs in this moment, arising and passing away, will you understand what this means.
- I have no divine power. I make honesty my divine power.
The best way to have anything you want in life is to get it in an honest way. First, to be honest with other people.
Yet sometimes we can be honest with others but dishonest with ourselves. Self-deception is very subtle, dangerous and hard to overcome.
You will really find out about self deception when you pay attention to your thoughts and feelings.
If we deceive anybody, including ourselves, we cannot make real progress in meditation. It is a big hindrance.
So when you really pay attention to your mind, and see how the mind works, what it is thinking and feeling, if we see "I am greedy," just see it. Don't try to justify it, just see the plain truth, "I am greedy."
If you are angry, look at your mind and see "I am angry." Don't try to justify it. Just observe the truth.
Then you can make real progress in your meditation practice and that leads to liberation.
To overcome anything first we must see it, we must pay full attention.
Attention itself is purifying. This is very powerful, you know.
- I have no friends. I make my mind my friend.
See how beautiful and how true it is. If your mind is not your friend, then I don't think you can have any friends. If you are your own enemy, how can you make friends with anybody else?
How can you make your mind your real friend? By practicing mindfulness. By really watching your mind, by really paying attention to what you are thinking, feeling, at any moment, throughout the day, you will see the truth about your mind, and only when you see the truth, gradually it will become purer, and it will become your friend.
- I have no enemy. I make carelessness my enemy.
When we really think of it, our real enemy is not out there, outside. It's inside, in not paying attention, not knowing.
The word "carelessness" has many synonyms. Heedlessness is one, the opposite of mindfulness. Forgetfulness is another.
Carelessness really degrades our life and degrades our mind. Mindfulness, awareness and attention upgrade and uplift the mind.
- I have no sword. I make absence of self my sword.
You know, ego always feels insecure. Ego is always trying to prove itself.
When people who practice vipassana meditation develop really good mindfulness, they see that there is only physical process and mental process going on.
There is only process; no person, no being, no ego. This is really difficult, but if you practice, you see for yourself.
And when you see for this yourself, you don't feel so afraid any more. Some people when they really develop vipassana inside, are not even afraid to die. They pass away very calmly, peacefully.
- To listen to the full English language recording of Sayadaw U Jotika's talk, held at the Bodhgaya Hall at Amarin Plaza, download an MP3 file from littlebang.wordpress.com, which is also a great resource for Bangkok-based English speakers about events and discussions on Buddhism.
ေက်းဇူးေတာ္ရွင္မဟာၿမဳိင္ဆရာေတာ္ဦးေဇာတိကရဲ.အဂၤလိပ္လုိေဟာႀကားထားတဲ.တရားတစ္
ပုဒ္ဘန္ေကာက္ပုိ.စ္သတင္းစာကေနေတြ.လုိ.တစ္ဆင္.ကူးယူေဖာ္ၿပလုိက္ပါတယ္...
ေန.စဥ္ဘ၀ထဲမွာကုိပဲသတိပဌာန္တရားကုိဘယ္လုိအသံုးခ်နုိင္တယ္ဆုိတာကုိေအးေဆးတည္
ၿငိမ္နူးညံ.သိမ္ေမြ.တဲ.ေလသံနဲ.ေဟာေၿပာေလ.ရွိတဲ.ဆရာေတာ္ဘုရားရဲ.အသံေတာ္ကုိမွန္းဆ
ႀကည္ညဳိနုိင္ပါေစလုိ.ဆႏၵၿပဳပါတယ္...
My mind is my home
A renowned Burmese meditation master explores how to have nothing and everything
ေက်းဇူးေတာ္ရွင္ဆရာေတာ္ဦးေဇာတိက
So what do you get when you combine a Buddhist meditation master and a warrior code? Answer: Nothing and everything.
Or, if you prefer, lots to think about.Sayadaw U Jotika from Burma took an early dislike to an anonymous poem from around the 14th century that's best known as The Samurai's Creed, he told a packed audience at a recent dhamma talk in Bangkok. (Sayadaw is a Burmese honorific for a highly respected senior monk.)
But the verses' pared-down simplicity and unlikely-sounding combinations eventually wore down that resistance and grew to captivate the 62-year-old teacher, whose ideas are readily available in Burma on CDs, in books and even adorning the walls of the Lucky Seven Tea Shop in Rangoon.
More Thais and Westerners are also discovering the psychological insight and playful provocations of an adamantly independent thinker who cites love of knowledge _ or understanding _ as his main motivation for getting up in the morning.
Questions around how to live a good life and be a decent person come close second, along with the conundrum of how to combine a love of solitude with an intense desire to communicate.
The latter was a running theme in the Sayadaw's early book, Snow in the Summer, available in English and Thai from local publisher DMG Books.
Based on a collection of highly personal letters written from a remote monastery to Western friends, and first published more than 10 years ago, the book is a revealing and honest exploration of an intense inner life.
"Sometimes I am afraid when people read this book they will find out too much about me," the monk said with a smile in Bangkok.
Sayadaw U Jotika's next book in English and Thai will be a translation from the Burmese, My Mind is My Home, which explores a series of paradoxes around having nothing _ and everything.
He gave the Bangkok audience a preview of the ideas in a talk whose key points are briefly summarised here, though this short condensed sampling cannot do justice to the subtleties, elaborations and enjoyments that were part of the actual occasion.
The poem begins:
- I have no parents. I make heaven and earth my parents.
This means that it was not just your parents who created you. They could not do that on their own. It was the whole universe that gave birth to you, it was nature, and your karma.
When you think about these lines, it makes you feel connected to the whole universe, and that feeling is really amazing. It's a very wonderful feeling.
When I was meditating in the forest for long periods, without even books for company (the hardest thing for me), I was keeping my mind in the moment.
So the mind becomes almost empty and calm ... it expands ... it becomes free. You forget about yourself.
Suddenly I felt like I was connected with the whole universe. I was not living in the world, I was living in the universe, I felt connected to even the trees, birds, animals, everybody, the stars and moon.
That was a very powerful experience in my life.
These days people feel more and more isolated. They don't feel connected, maybe not even with family members. But when you get into this feeling of being connected to the whole universe, you don't feel lonely any more.
To overcome loneliness, first learn to meditate, to live in the moment. Living like this, your mind becomes very peaceful, very calm, very strong. Mindfulness makes you very strong. You will develop inner strength.
- I have no home. I make mindfulness my home.
When I first read these lines, I felt so happy. I felt this is true, so true.
If you are not mindful, what happens to your mind? Your mind just wanders around, it has no place to rest.
You may have a big house physically, but mentally you may be homeless.
When you practice mindfulness, if you keep practicing for long time diligently, you will come to the point that you know that you know. You know that you are seeing, you know that you are hearing, you know that you are talking.
And then thinking stops, and the mind is quiet, and though it is quiet, there is still this knowing.
It is called awareness of awareness, and at that point you feel a kind of energy and power.
I had a young student who practiced meditation for a few years before she came to me to tell me she had a special meditation experience, when she became aware that she was aware. At that moment, she said, "I felt that I had become a real human being."
And I replied, "Oh, this is something really wonderful, so beautiful also, to feel that you have become a full human being."
- I have no life and death. I make the tides of breathing my life and death.
You will understand this verse only if you meditate.
When you are really mindful you are not thinking any more. You can only think about the past and the future _ you can never think about the present.
The present is so short there is no time to think about it. The moment you think about the present you are already in the past.
When you meditate, you pay attention to breathing. First, you think about breathing in ... breathing out ... But as you continue you realise there are many smaller bits and pieces of awareness, of processes, going on.
So the more mindful you become, the shorter the present becomes. The more you see that whatever you pay attention to, it arises at that moment and it passes away immediately. It is very short, and that is life and death. Life and death is so short.
This verse is very profound. Only a mediator knows that death is very near, and only if you have experienced how every phenomenon occurs in this moment, arising and passing away, will you understand what this means.
- I have no divine power. I make honesty my divine power.
The best way to have anything you want in life is to get it in an honest way. First, to be honest with other people.
Yet sometimes we can be honest with others but dishonest with ourselves. Self-deception is very subtle, dangerous and hard to overcome.
You will really find out about self deception when you pay attention to your thoughts and feelings.
If we deceive anybody, including ourselves, we cannot make real progress in meditation. It is a big hindrance.
So when you really pay attention to your mind, and see how the mind works, what it is thinking and feeling, if we see "I am greedy," just see it. Don't try to justify it, just see the plain truth, "I am greedy."
If you are angry, look at your mind and see "I am angry." Don't try to justify it. Just observe the truth.
Then you can make real progress in your meditation practice and that leads to liberation.
To overcome anything first we must see it, we must pay full attention.
Attention itself is purifying. This is very powerful, you know.
- I have no friends. I make my mind my friend.
See how beautiful and how true it is. If your mind is not your friend, then I don't think you can have any friends. If you are your own enemy, how can you make friends with anybody else?
How can you make your mind your real friend? By practicing mindfulness. By really watching your mind, by really paying attention to what you are thinking, feeling, at any moment, throughout the day, you will see the truth about your mind, and only when you see the truth, gradually it will become purer, and it will become your friend.
- I have no enemy. I make carelessness my enemy.
When we really think of it, our real enemy is not out there, outside. It's inside, in not paying attention, not knowing.
The word "carelessness" has many synonyms. Heedlessness is one, the opposite of mindfulness. Forgetfulness is another.
Carelessness really degrades our life and degrades our mind. Mindfulness, awareness and attention upgrade and uplift the mind.
- I have no sword. I make absence of self my sword.
You know, ego always feels insecure. Ego is always trying to prove itself.
When people who practice vipassana meditation develop really good mindfulness, they see that there is only physical process and mental process going on.
There is only process; no person, no being, no ego. This is really difficult, but if you practice, you see for yourself.
And when you see for this yourself, you don't feel so afraid any more. Some people when they really develop vipassana inside, are not even afraid to die. They pass away very calmly, peacefully.
- To listen to the full English language recording of Sayadaw U Jotika's talk, held at the Bodhgaya Hall at Amarin Plaza, download an MP3 file from littlebang.wordpress.com, which is also a great resource for Bangkok-based English speakers about events and discussions on Buddhism.
Ban Ki-moon's Speech
Monday, July 6, 2009
ၿမန္မာနုိင္ငံကုိေရာက္ရွိခဲ.တဲ.ကုလသမဂၢအတြင္းေရးမွဴးခ်ဴပ္ဘန္ကီမြန္းရဲ.မိန္.ခြန္းအၿပည္.
အစံုပါ....
ေအာင္ၿမင္တယ္လုိ.ဆုိရမယ္.အက်ဴိးၿဖစ္ထြန္းမွဳတစ္စံုတစ္ရာမရခဲ.တဲ.သူ.ရဲ.ခရီးစဥ္ေနာက္
ဆံုးေန.မွာေၿပာခဲ.တဲ.မိန္.ခြန္းပါ ...
ၿမန္မာ.ေၿမေပၚမွာကမ ၻာ.ကုလသမဂၢမအဖြဲ.ႀကီးရဲ.ဦးေဆာင္ပုဂၢဳိလ္တစ္ေယာက္ရဲ.ပထမ
ဦးဆံုးေသာရွားရွားပါးပါးလက္ရွိၿမန္မာနုိင္ငံအေၿခအေနနဲ.ထင္ဟပ္ေနၿပီးလုပ္သင္.လုပ္
ထုိက္တဲ.အေႀကာင္းေတြကိုပြင္.ပြင္.လင္းလင္းပဲေၿပာဆုိခဲ.တာမုိ.မွတ္သားသင္.တဲ.အေႀကာင္း
အရာေတြကိုပုိမုိထင္ရွားေအာင္ Bold Type လုပ္ထားပါတယ္...
သမုိင္းမွတ္တမ္းတစ္ခုေပါ. ...
ဧရာ၀တီသတင္းဌာနကကူးယူတင္ၿပပါတယ္...
THE SECRETARY-GENERAL'S REMARKS ON MYANMAR TO DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS,
UNITED NATIONS AGENCIES, INTERNATIONAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Yangon, 4 July 2009
Excellencies,Distinguished guests and colleagues
Ladies and Gentlemen,
This is my second visit to Myanmar in just over a year. Both visits have been at critical times for the country’s future.
My first visit was in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis. This devastating natural disaster, which took so many lives and created so much hardship, touched hearts across the globe. In Myanmar’s moment of need, the world responded generously.
I want to personally thank everyone here today for your remarkable contributions to the relief and recovery effort.
You have saved lives, rejuvenated communities and made it possible for many thousands of people to reclaim their livelihoods. You have helped Myanmar to overcome adversity. It is important that this work continues.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I felt the tragedy of Cyclone Nargis deeply -- as a fellow Asian and as Secretary-General .
I am Asia’s second Secretary-General. The first was Myanmar's U Thant. I revere his memory. I also recall his wise words.
U Thant said: “The worth of the individual human being is the most unique and precious of all our assets and must be the beginning and end of all our efforts. Governments, systems, ideologies and institutions come and go, but humanity remains.”
This is why I have returned.
As Secretary-General, I attach the highest importance to helping the people of this country to achieve their legitimate aspirations.
The United Nations works for people – their rights, their well-being, their dignity. It is not an option. It is our responsibility.
I have come to show the unequivocal shared commitment of the United Nations to the people of Myanmar.
I am here today to say: Myanmar – you are not alone.
We want to work with you for a united, peaceful, prosperous, democratic and modern Myanmar.
We want to help you rise from poverty.
We want to work with you so your country can take its place as a respected and responsible member of the international community.
We want to help you achieve national reconciliation, durable peace and sustainable development.
But, let me emphasize: neither peace nor development can thrive without democracy and respect for human rights.
Myanmar is no exception.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The challenges are many. But they are not insurmountable.
We know from experience that securing Myanmar’s peaceful, democratic and prosperous future is a complex process.
None of Myanmar’s challenges can be solved on their own. Peace, development and human rights are closely inter-related.
Failure to address them with equal attention will risk undermining the prospects for democracy, durable peace and prosperity.
However, we also know that where there is a genuine will for dialogue and reconciliation, all obstacles can be overcome.
The question today is this: how much longer can Myanmar afford to wait for national reconciliation, democratic transition and full respect for human rights?
The cost of delay will be counted in wasted lives, lost opportunities and prolonged isolation from the international community.
Let me be clear: all the people of Myanmar must work in the national interest.
I said this yesterday when I met with representatives of Myanmar’s registered political parties and with those armed groups that have chosen to observe a cease-fire. I encouraged them respectively to honour their commitments to the democratic process and peace.
Nonetheless, the primary responsibility lies with the Government to move the country towards its stated goals of national reconciliation and democracy.
Failure to do so will prevent the people of Myanmar from realizing their full potential.
Failure to do so will deny the people of Myanmar their right to live in dignity and to pursue better standards of life in larger freedom.
These principles lie at the core of the United Nations Charter, whose opening words are “We the peoples”.
The founding Constitution of independent Myanmar echoes these noble words. We must work together to ensure that Myanmar’s future embodies these principles too.
With this in mind, I bring three messages.
First, respect for human dignity is the precondition for peace and development everywhere.
Myanmar was one of the first United Nations Member States to adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
It subscribed early on to the consensus that respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms is indispensable to political, economic and social progress.
Unfortunately, that commitment has not been matched in deed. Myanmar’s human rights record remains a matter of grave concern.
The Government has articulated its goals as stability, national reconciliation and democracy.
The upcoming election –the first in twenty years – must be inclusive, participatory and transparent if it is to be credible.
Myanmar’s way forward must be rooted in respect for human rights.
This is why I say that all political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, should be released without delay.
When I met General Than Shwe yesterday and today, I asked to visit Ms.
Suu Kyi. I am deeply disappointed that he refused.
I believe the government of Myanmar has lost a unique opportunity to show its commitment to a new era of political openness.
Allowing a visit to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi would have been an important symbol of the government’s willingness to embark on the kind of meaningful engagement that will be essential if the elections in 2010 are to be seen as credible.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi must be allowed to participate in the political process without further delay.
Indeed, all the citizens of Myanmar must be given the opportunity to contribute fully to the future of this country.
National reconciliation cannot be complete without the free and active participation of all who seek to contribute.
The country must embark on a process of genuine dialogue that includes all concerned parties, all ethnic groups and all minorities.
People must be free to debate and to engage in political dialogue, and they must have free access to the information that will help them participate meaningfully in the democratic process.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Any transition is difficult. Myanmar has already undergone transitions from sovereign kingdom, to occupied colony, and now independent State.
This history carries a twin legacy of armed conflict and political deadlock, including recent painful events: the repression of demonstrators in 1988, the cancellation of the 1990 election results, and the clampdown on peaceful dissent that continues to this day.
At the same time, there have been some positive efforts that should be recognized.
Although still fragile, the cease-fire agreements between the Government and armed groups have reduced the level of conflict. The United Nations has wide-ranging experience in making such gains irreversible.
Sovereignty, territorial integrity and national unity are legitimate concerns for any government.
We contend that opening and broadening the political space is the best way to ensure that each group and each individual becomes part of the greater collective project.
The military, all political parties, ethnic minority groups, civil society, and indeed every son and daughter of Myanmar has a role to play in this country’s transition.
Only mutual compromise, respect and understanding can lay the foundations for durable peace, national reconciliation and democracy.
My second message is on addressing the humanitarian needs of Myanmar’s people.
I am glad I have been able to return to see the progress made in the Irrawaddy Delta. The loss of some 130,000 people was tragic, but the rebuilding I saw today was impressive.
The tragedy showed the resilience of the people of Myanmar. It also demonstrated that people throughout the world care deeply about Myanmar and its people.
Above all, the response to Cyclone Nargis proved the value of engagement over isolation.
The unprecedented cooperation between Myanmar, the United Nations and ASEAN through the Tripartite Core Group, with the support of the donor community, has demonstrated that humanitarian imperatives and the principles of sovereignty do not conflict.
Humanitarian assistance -- in Myanmar as elsewhere -- should never be held hostage to political considerations. We can and must work together to ensure access to humanitarian and development assistance to all those in Myanmar who need it.
This brings me to my third message. It is time for Myanmar to unleash its economic potential.
Myanmar sits in the middle of Asia’s economic miracle. Harnessing Myanmar to the rapid advances taking place around it is the surest way to raise living standards.
I welcome the Government’s policy of opening up to outside trade and investment, and its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, control HIV, combat human trafficking and curtail opium production.
But the reality is that millions continue to live in poverty. Standards of living in Myanmar remain among the lowest in Asia.
The people of Myanmar need jobs, they need food security and they need access to health care.
We must work to ensure that the people of Myanmar can benefit from and contribute to the regional and global economy.
We must recognize that the region and the world have much to gain from a stable, prosperous and democratic Myanmar. We must work together for that goal.
The Government of Myanmar must seize the moment.
It must take advantage of the opportunities that the international community is prepared to offer to the people of Myanmar.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I came here as a friend.
My duty is to uphold the ideals and principles of the United Nations Charter.
My role is to encourage all of you – the Government, political parties, ethnic groups, civil society – to move forward together as one people and one nation.
Nothing is insurmountable or impossible when the people’s interest is placed above divisions.
The region and the world are changing fast. Myanmar only stands to gain from engagement -- and from embarking on its own change.
The Government of Myanmar has repeatedly stated that cooperation with the United Nations is the cornerstone of the country’s foreign policy.
We ask it to match deeds with words.
The more Myanmar works in partnership with the United Nations to respond to its people’s needs and aspirations, the more it affirms its sovereignty.
Similarly it is incumbent on the international community as whole to work together to help Myanmar meet our shared goals: a united, peaceful, prosperous and democratic future, with full respect for the human rights of all the country’s people.
Kyae zoo tin bar tae.
အစံုပါ....
ေအာင္ၿမင္တယ္လုိ.ဆုိရမယ္.အက်ဴိးၿဖစ္ထြန္းမွဳတစ္စံုတစ္ရာမရခဲ.တဲ.သူ.ရဲ.ခရီးစဥ္ေနာက္
ဆံုးေန.မွာေၿပာခဲ.တဲ.မိန္.ခြန္းပါ ...
ၿမန္မာ.ေၿမေပၚမွာကမ ၻာ.ကုလသမဂၢမအဖြဲ.ႀကီးရဲ.ဦးေဆာင္ပုဂၢဳိလ္တစ္ေယာက္ရဲ.ပထမ
ဦးဆံုးေသာရွားရွားပါးပါးလက္ရွိၿမန္မာနုိင္ငံအေၿခအေနနဲ.ထင္ဟပ္ေနၿပီးလုပ္သင္.လုပ္
ထုိက္တဲ.အေႀကာင္းေတြကိုပြင္.ပြင္.လင္းလင္းပဲေၿပာဆုိခဲ.တာမုိ.မွတ္သားသင္.တဲ.အေႀကာင္း
အရာေတြကိုပုိမုိထင္ရွားေအာင္ Bold Type လုပ္ထားပါတယ္...
သမုိင္းမွတ္တမ္းတစ္ခုေပါ. ...
ဧရာ၀တီသတင္းဌာနကကူးယူတင္ၿပပါတယ္...
THE SECRETARY-GENERAL'S REMARKS ON MYANMAR TO DIPLOMATIC MISSIONS,
UNITED NATIONS AGENCIES, INTERNATIONAL AND NON-GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS
Yangon, 4 July 2009
Excellencies,Distinguished guests and colleagues
Ladies and Gentlemen,
This is my second visit to Myanmar in just over a year. Both visits have been at critical times for the country’s future.
My first visit was in the aftermath of Cyclone Nargis. This devastating natural disaster, which took so many lives and created so much hardship, touched hearts across the globe. In Myanmar’s moment of need, the world responded generously.
I want to personally thank everyone here today for your remarkable contributions to the relief and recovery effort.
You have saved lives, rejuvenated communities and made it possible for many thousands of people to reclaim their livelihoods. You have helped Myanmar to overcome adversity. It is important that this work continues.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I felt the tragedy of Cyclone Nargis deeply -- as a fellow Asian and as Secretary-General .
I am Asia’s second Secretary-General. The first was Myanmar's U Thant. I revere his memory. I also recall his wise words.
U Thant said: “The worth of the individual human being is the most unique and precious of all our assets and must be the beginning and end of all our efforts. Governments, systems, ideologies and institutions come and go, but humanity remains.”
This is why I have returned.
As Secretary-General, I attach the highest importance to helping the people of this country to achieve their legitimate aspirations.
The United Nations works for people – their rights, their well-being, their dignity. It is not an option. It is our responsibility.
I have come to show the unequivocal shared commitment of the United Nations to the people of Myanmar.
I am here today to say: Myanmar – you are not alone.
We want to work with you for a united, peaceful, prosperous, democratic and modern Myanmar.
We want to help you rise from poverty.
We want to work with you so your country can take its place as a respected and responsible member of the international community.
We want to help you achieve national reconciliation, durable peace and sustainable development.
But, let me emphasize: neither peace nor development can thrive without democracy and respect for human rights.
Myanmar is no exception.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
The challenges are many. But they are not insurmountable.
We know from experience that securing Myanmar’s peaceful, democratic and prosperous future is a complex process.
None of Myanmar’s challenges can be solved on their own. Peace, development and human rights are closely inter-related.
Failure to address them with equal attention will risk undermining the prospects for democracy, durable peace and prosperity.
However, we also know that where there is a genuine will for dialogue and reconciliation, all obstacles can be overcome.
The question today is this: how much longer can Myanmar afford to wait for national reconciliation, democratic transition and full respect for human rights?
The cost of delay will be counted in wasted lives, lost opportunities and prolonged isolation from the international community.
Let me be clear: all the people of Myanmar must work in the national interest.
I said this yesterday when I met with representatives of Myanmar’s registered political parties and with those armed groups that have chosen to observe a cease-fire. I encouraged them respectively to honour their commitments to the democratic process and peace.
Nonetheless, the primary responsibility lies with the Government to move the country towards its stated goals of national reconciliation and democracy.
Failure to do so will prevent the people of Myanmar from realizing their full potential.
Failure to do so will deny the people of Myanmar their right to live in dignity and to pursue better standards of life in larger freedom.
These principles lie at the core of the United Nations Charter, whose opening words are “We the peoples”.
The founding Constitution of independent Myanmar echoes these noble words. We must work together to ensure that Myanmar’s future embodies these principles too.
With this in mind, I bring three messages.
First, respect for human dignity is the precondition for peace and development everywhere.
Myanmar was one of the first United Nations Member States to adopt the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
It subscribed early on to the consensus that respect for human rights and fundamental freedoms is indispensable to political, economic and social progress.
Unfortunately, that commitment has not been matched in deed. Myanmar’s human rights record remains a matter of grave concern.
The Government has articulated its goals as stability, national reconciliation and democracy.
The upcoming election –the first in twenty years – must be inclusive, participatory and transparent if it is to be credible.
Myanmar’s way forward must be rooted in respect for human rights.
This is why I say that all political prisoners, including Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, should be released without delay.
When I met General Than Shwe yesterday and today, I asked to visit Ms.
Suu Kyi. I am deeply disappointed that he refused.
I believe the government of Myanmar has lost a unique opportunity to show its commitment to a new era of political openness.
Allowing a visit to Daw Aung San Suu Kyi would have been an important symbol of the government’s willingness to embark on the kind of meaningful engagement that will be essential if the elections in 2010 are to be seen as credible.
Daw Aung San Suu Kyi must be allowed to participate in the political process without further delay.
Indeed, all the citizens of Myanmar must be given the opportunity to contribute fully to the future of this country.
National reconciliation cannot be complete without the free and active participation of all who seek to contribute.
The country must embark on a process of genuine dialogue that includes all concerned parties, all ethnic groups and all minorities.
People must be free to debate and to engage in political dialogue, and they must have free access to the information that will help them participate meaningfully in the democratic process.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Any transition is difficult. Myanmar has already undergone transitions from sovereign kingdom, to occupied colony, and now independent State.
This history carries a twin legacy of armed conflict and political deadlock, including recent painful events: the repression of demonstrators in 1988, the cancellation of the 1990 election results, and the clampdown on peaceful dissent that continues to this day.
At the same time, there have been some positive efforts that should be recognized.
Although still fragile, the cease-fire agreements between the Government and armed groups have reduced the level of conflict. The United Nations has wide-ranging experience in making such gains irreversible.
Sovereignty, territorial integrity and national unity are legitimate concerns for any government.
We contend that opening and broadening the political space is the best way to ensure that each group and each individual becomes part of the greater collective project.
The military, all political parties, ethnic minority groups, civil society, and indeed every son and daughter of Myanmar has a role to play in this country’s transition.
Only mutual compromise, respect and understanding can lay the foundations for durable peace, national reconciliation and democracy.
My second message is on addressing the humanitarian needs of Myanmar’s people.
I am glad I have been able to return to see the progress made in the Irrawaddy Delta. The loss of some 130,000 people was tragic, but the rebuilding I saw today was impressive.
The tragedy showed the resilience of the people of Myanmar. It also demonstrated that people throughout the world care deeply about Myanmar and its people.
Above all, the response to Cyclone Nargis proved the value of engagement over isolation.
The unprecedented cooperation between Myanmar, the United Nations and ASEAN through the Tripartite Core Group, with the support of the donor community, has demonstrated that humanitarian imperatives and the principles of sovereignty do not conflict.
Humanitarian assistance -- in Myanmar as elsewhere -- should never be held hostage to political considerations. We can and must work together to ensure access to humanitarian and development assistance to all those in Myanmar who need it.
This brings me to my third message. It is time for Myanmar to unleash its economic potential.
Myanmar sits in the middle of Asia’s economic miracle. Harnessing Myanmar to the rapid advances taking place around it is the surest way to raise living standards.
I welcome the Government’s policy of opening up to outside trade and investment, and its efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals, control HIV, combat human trafficking and curtail opium production.
But the reality is that millions continue to live in poverty. Standards of living in Myanmar remain among the lowest in Asia.
The people of Myanmar need jobs, they need food security and they need access to health care.
We must work to ensure that the people of Myanmar can benefit from and contribute to the regional and global economy.
We must recognize that the region and the world have much to gain from a stable, prosperous and democratic Myanmar. We must work together for that goal.
The Government of Myanmar must seize the moment.
It must take advantage of the opportunities that the international community is prepared to offer to the people of Myanmar.
Ladies and Gentlemen,
I came here as a friend.
My duty is to uphold the ideals and principles of the United Nations Charter.
My role is to encourage all of you – the Government, political parties, ethnic groups, civil society – to move forward together as one people and one nation.
Nothing is insurmountable or impossible when the people’s interest is placed above divisions.
The region and the world are changing fast. Myanmar only stands to gain from engagement -- and from embarking on its own change.
The Government of Myanmar has repeatedly stated that cooperation with the United Nations is the cornerstone of the country’s foreign policy.
We ask it to match deeds with words.
The more Myanmar works in partnership with the United Nations to respond to its people’s needs and aspirations, the more it affirms its sovereignty.
Similarly it is incumbent on the international community as whole to work together to help Myanmar meet our shared goals: a united, peaceful, prosperous and democratic future, with full respect for the human rights of all the country’s people.
Kyae zoo tin bar tae.
ဘ၀ကုိအရွဳံးမေပးပဲရင္ဆုိင္အနုိင္ယူသူ
Friday, July 3, 2009ဘ၀ကုိအရွဳံးမေပးပဲရင္ဆုိင္အနုိင္ယူသူ
ေမြးကတည္းကေၿခေထာက္ႏွင္.လက္မ်ားပါမလာခဲ.ေသာႀသစေတးလ်နုိင္ငံဖြားအေမရိကန္
နုိင္ငံတြင္ေနထုိင္သူတစ္ေယာက္သည္သူ၏ေမြးရာပါခြ်တ္ယြင္းမွဳေႀကာင္.ဘ၀ကုိအရွံဳးမေပးပဲႀကံ.ခုိင္
ေသာစိတ္ဓါတ္ၿဖင္.ႀကဳိးစားအားထုတ္ခဲ.မွဳေႀကာင္.ယေန.အသက္ ၂၆ ႏွစ္အရြယ္တြင္လက္
ေၿခမ်ားမရွိလင္.ကစားသူ.အေနၿဖင္.ေဘာလံုးကစားနုိင္၊ေဂါက္သီးရုိက္နုိင္၊ေရကူးနုိင္၊ေရလႊာ
ေလွ်ာစီးနုိင္ၿပီၿဖစ္သည္။
Nick ငယ္စဥ္က...
Nick at school as a ten-year-old child. His parents decided not to send him to a special school - a decision he said was very hard for him, but which may have been the best decision they could have made for him
ႀသစေတးလ်နိုင္ငံတြင္ေမြးဖြားသူ Nick တြင္ေမြးစကဘယ္ဖက္တင္ပါးဆံုေအာက္တြင္ေၿခ
ေခ်ာင္းအတုိေလးတစ္ခုကလြဲၿပီးတစ္ၿခားေၿခလက္အဂၤါမ်ားလံုး၀မပါလာခဲ.သၿဖင္.သူ၏ဖခင္
မွာအံ.ႀသတုန္လွဳပ္လြန္းလုိထုိအခ်ိန္ကေဆးရံုအၿပင္သုိ.ထြက္ၿပီးေတာ.ေတာင္အန္ရပါတယ္တဲ. ..
၀မ္းနည္းၿပီးစိတ္ဆင္းရဲခဲ.ရတဲ.သူ.မိခင္ကေတာ.သူေလးလသားေရာက္မွပဲသူ.ကိုေပြ.ခ်ီနုိင္ဖုိ.
သတၱိရွိလာပါေတာ.တယ္တဲ. ...
သူအခုလုိေမြးရာပါအဂၤါခြ်တ္ယြင္းတာနဲ.ပတ္သက္လုိ.အေႀကာင္းရင္းကုိေဆးပညာရွဳေထာင္.က
ေနမေၿဖရွင္းနုိင္ေသးပါဘူး...Phocomelia ဆုိတဲ. ၿဖစ္ေတာင္.ၿဖစ္ခဲရွားပါးတဲ.ၿဖစ္ရပ္တစ္မ်ဴိးလုိ.
ပဲအမည္ေပးထားရပါေသးတယ္...
သူ.ရဲ.မိခင္ဟာသူနာၿပဳဆရာမတစ္ေယာက္ၿဖစ္ၿပီးသူ.ကုိကုိယ္၀န္ရွိေနခ်ိန္မွာအစစအရာရာဂရု
စုိက္ေနထုိင္ခဲတယ္လုိ.ဆုိပါတယ္...ဒါေပမယ္.အခုလုိစိတ္မေကာင္းစရာၿဖစ္လာရမွဳအေပၚမွာ
ေတာ.သူမကုိ္ယ္သူမအၿပစ္တင္ေနဆဲပါပဲတဲ. ...
" သူတုိ.အတြက္အေတာ္ကုိစိတ္မေကာင္းစရာၿဖစ္ခဲ.ေပမယ္. ကြ်န္ေတာ္.ကုိ ကုိယ္.အားကုိ္ယ္ကုိး
တတ္တဲ.အက်င္.ၿဖစ္ေအာင္သူတုိ.အစြမ္းကုန္ႀကဳိးစားၿပဳစုပ်ဴိးေထာင္ေပးခဲ.ႀကပါတယ္.. အေဖက
ကြ်န္ေတာ္ ၁ ႏွစ္ခဲြအရြယ္ကတည္းကေရကူးနုိင္တဲ.စြမ္းရည္သတၱိရွိေအာင္ေရထဲခ်ေပးၿပီးေလ.က်င္.
ေပးခဲ.တာပါ " လုိ. Nick ကေၿပာခဲ.ပါတယ္...
ေဂါက္တံကုိေမးနဲ.ညွပ္ၿပီးေတာ.ရုိက္တတ္ေအာင္က်င္.ခဲ.တယ္...
Water sports aren't Nick's only thing - he also plays golf with a club tucked under his chin, and is a huge fan of the English Premier League
ေရကူးကန္ထဲကုိခုန္အခ်....
Dive right in: Nick Vujicic, born without legs or arms, plunges into a pool for a swim
သူဟာအဲဒီေၿခေခ်ာင္းအတုိေလးနဲ.ပဲကုိယ္ကုိထိန္းၿပီးေဘာလံုးကန္နုိင္ေအာင္ႀကဳိးစားေလ.က်င္.ခဲ.
တာပါ...ၿပီးေတာ.အဲဒီေၿခေခ်ာင္းေလးနဲ.ပဲစာရုိက္တတ္ေအာင္၊ေဘာလ္ပင္နဲ.စာေရးနုိင္ေအာင္၊အ
ရာ၀တၱဳေတြကုိေကာက္ယူနုိင္ေအာင္ေလ.က်င္.နုိင္ခဲ.ပါတယ္...
သူကသူ.ေၿခေခ်ာင္းေလးကုိခ်စ္စနုိးနဲ.ႀကက္ေၿခေထာက္ေလးေတြလုိ.ေခၚၿပီးအဲဒါေလးသာမရွိယင္
သူဘာမွလုပ္လုိ.ရမွာမဟုတ္ေတာ.ပါဘူးလုိ.ဆုိပါတယ္...သူေရကူးတဲ.အခါအဲဒီေၿခေခ်ာင္းေလးက
ဒလက္လိုအသံုးၿပဳလုိ.ရပါတယ္တဲ. ...
ဧ၀ံေဂလိအသင္းေတာ္သားထာ၀ရဘုရားကုိယံုႀကည္သူ Nick ဟာႏွစ္ရွည္လမ်ားခ်စ္သူေတြၿဖစ္ခဲ.
တဲ.သူ.ရဲ.ေကာင္မေလးနဲ.ေတာင္လက္မထပ္ခင္မက်ဴးလြန္ေအာင္ထိန္းသိမ္းခဲ.ၿပီးလူပ်ဴိအစစ္အ
ၿဖစ္လက္ထပ္တဲ.ေန.အထိေနနုိင္ခဲ.ပါတယ္တဲ. ...
သူဟာတစ္ကယ္.ကုိရုိးရုိ္းသားသားပဲေနခဲ.တာပါ...အဲဒါကုိပဲေကာင္မေလးေတြကလာၿပီးလက္ထပ္
ခြင္.ေတာင္းေနႀကတာတစ္ခ်ိန္လံုးပါပဲ..ဒါေပမယ္.သူအေနနဲ.အိမ္ေထာင္ၿပဳၿပီးမိသားစုဘ၀တစ္ခု
တည္ေဆာက္ခ်င္ပါတယ္...အသင္.ေတာ္ဆံုးမိန္းကေလးကုိေစာင္.ေနတာပါလုိ.သူ.ရဲ.သူငယ္ခ်င္း
လည္းၿဖစ္ကုိယ္ေရးအရာရွိလည္းၿဖစ္တဲ. Steve Appel ကေၿပာၿပပါတယ္...
ကြန္ပ်ဴတာပရုိဂ၇မ္မာနဲ.စာရင္းကုိင္တစ္ေယာက္ၿဖစ္တဲ. Nick ရဲ.ဖခင္ကသူ.သားကုိအသက္ ၆
ႏွစ္ကတည္းကေၿခေခ်ာင္းေလးနဲ.စာလံုးေတြရုိက္တတ္ေအာင္သင္ေပးခဲ.တာပါ...သူ.ရဲ.မိခင္က
ေတာ.သူေၿခေခ်ာင္းနဲ.ခဲတံနဲ.ေဘာလ္ပင္ကုိဆုတ္ကုိင္နိင္တဲ.ပလတ္စတစ္ကိရိယာေလးတစ္ခု
ဖန္တီးၿပဳလုပ္ေပးခဲ.ပါတယ္...
သူတုိ.သားေလးကုိတစ္ၿခားကေလးေတြရဲ.အနိင္ႀကင္.ဗုိလ္က်နုိင္မယ္.အေႀကာင္းေတြရွိေပမယ္.
ကေလးကုိပံုမွန္စာသင္ေက်ာင္းကုိတက္ေစဖုိ.မိဘေတြကၿဖစ္ေအာင္စီစဥ္ခဲ.ႀကတယ္...အဲဒါဟာ
ကြ်န္ေတာ္.ဘ၀အတြက္အေကာင္းဆံုး ဆံုးၿဖတ္ခ်က္ၿဖစ္ခဲ.ပါတယ္လုိ. စီမံစီးပြားနဲ.အုိ္းအိမ္ဆုိ္င္
ရာတကၠသုိလ္ဘြဲ.ကုိဆြတ္ခူးခဲ.တဲ. Nick ကဆုိခဲ.ပါတယ္... သူ.အေနနဲ.အဲဒီလုိပံုမွန္ေက်ာင္း
မွာတက္ခဲ.လုိ.အခက္အခဲေတြေတြ.ခဲ.ေပမယ္.ဘယ္သူ.ကုိမွမမွီခုိပဲကုိယ္.အားကုိ္ယ္ကုိးေစတတ္
လာခဲ.ပါတယ္တဲ. ...
ဆရာမနဲ.ေရလႊာေလွ်ာစီးေနတဲ. Nick ...
Bethany Hamilton teaches Nick how to surf in Hawaii in 2008. Bethany got her arm bitten off by a shark when she was a teenager - and was back on a surfboard within three weeks.
ယခင္ကေလွာင္ေၿပာင္အနုိ္င္က်င္.ခံခဲ.ရတဲ. Nick တစ္ေယာက္ေတာ.အခုအခ်ိန္မွာဟုိဟုိသည္
သည္သြားလာနုိင္ဖို.လွ်ပ္စစ္ကုုလားထုိင္တစ္လံုးနဲ.သူ.ကုိၿပဳစုဂရုစုိက္မယ္.လူေတြရွိေနပါၿပီ....
သူငယ္စဥ္ကစိတ္ဓါတ္အလြန္က်ခဲ.စိတ္ဆင္းရဲခဲ.ရၿပီးအသက္ေၿခာက္ႏွစ္အရြယ္မွာသူ.အေမကုိ
သူ.ကုိယ္သူသတ္ေသခ်င္ပါတယ္လုိ.ငုိၿပီးေၿပာခဲ.ဖူးပါတယ္...
" ကြ်န္ေတာ္.ဘ၀ဟာနာက်ည္းစက္ဆုပ္စရာလုိ.ခံစားရပါတယ္။ဘုရားသခင္ကုိလဲဒီလုိမ်ဴိးၿဖစ္
ေအာင္ကြ်န္ေတာ္.ကုိဖန္ဆင္းတဲ.အတြက္မုန္းတီးမိပါတယ္...အေဖနဲ.အေမမ်ားမေစာင္.ေရွာက္
တဲ.ဘူးဆုိယင္ဘယ္လုိမ်ားၿဖစ္မလဲဆုိၿပီးအစုိးရိမ္ႀကီးစုိးရိမ္မိခဲ.ရပါတယ္ " လုိ.သူကေၿပာၿပခဲ.
ပါတယ္...
အသက္ဆယ္ႏွစ္အရြယ္မွာ Nick ဟာ ေရခ်ဴိးကန္ထဲမွာကုိ္ယ္.ကုိယ္ကုိေရနစ္ၿပီးေသေႀကာင္း
ႀကံခဲ.ပါေသးတယ္...ကံေကာင္းစြာနဲ.ပဲအဲဒီကိစၥမေအာင္ၿမင္ခဲ.ပါဘူး...ဘ၀မွာရည္မွန္းခ်က္မရွိ
ယင္ရပ္တည္နုိင္ဖို.စြမ္းရည္လည္းမရွိေတာ.ပဲဆက္လက္ရွင္သန္ဖုိ.အလြန္ခက္ခဲပါတယ္လုိ.သူ
ကဆက္ေၿပာပါတယ္....
ဒါေပမယ္. သူယံုႀကည္ရာဘာသာ၇ား၊မိတ္ေဆြသူငယ္ခ်င္းမ်ားနဲ.သူ.မိသားစုရဲ.အကူအညီေတြ
နဲ. Nick ဟာဒီေန.ေတာ.နုိင္ငံတကာမွာအခက္အခဲအတားအဆီးမ်ားကုိေက်ာ္လႊားေအာင္ၿမင္
သူအၿဖစ္ထင္ရွားတဲ.ၿပယုဂ္ၿဖစ္ေနခဲ.ပါၿပီ....
အခုေတာ.ပရီးမီးယားလိဂ္ေဘာလံုးပဲြေတြကုိအားေပးေနသူေဘာလံုး၀ါသနာရွင္ Nick ဟာ နုိင္
ငံေပါင္း ၂၅ နုိင္ငံကုိခရီးလွည္.လည္ခဲ.ၿပီးလူေပါင္း ၁ သိန္းေက်ာ္ကုိစိတ္ဓါတ္ခြန္အားၿမင္.ေစတဲ.
ေဟာေၿပာပဲြေတြက်င္းပၿပီးခဲ.ပါၿပီ....
" က်ြန္ေတာ္.အသက္ ၁၃ ႏွစ္မွာသတင္းေဆာင္းပါးတစ္ပုဒ္မွာမသန္မစြမ္းဒုကၡိတတစ္ေယာက္
ႀကီးက်ယ္တဲ.စြမ္းေဆာင္ေအာင္ၿမင္မွဳေတြရၿပီးလူအမ်ားကုိုကူညီနုိင္ခဲ.တဲ.အေႀကာင္းဖတ္လုိက္
ရတဲ.အခါ ဘုရားသခင္ကအၿခားသူေတြကုိကြ်န္ေတာ္တုိ.လုိလူမ်ဴိးေတြကိုႀကည္.ၿပီးေမွ်ာ္လင္.
ခ်က္ေတြၿဖစ္ေစဖုိ.ဖန္တီးခဲ.တယ္လုိ.ကြ်န္ေတာ္ယံုႀကည္လာခဲ.ရတယ္...အဲဒီအေႀကာင္းဖတ္
ရေတာ.ကြ်န္ေတာ္.မွာစိတ္ဓါတ္ခြန္အားေတြၿဖစ္လာၿပီးအဲဒီေဆာင္းပါးကၿဖစ္ေစတဲ.ခြန္အား
သတၱိေတြကုိတစ္ၿခားလူေတြကုိလည္းၿဖစ္ေအာင္က်ြန္ေတာ္.ဘ၀ကုိေအာင္ၿမင္ေအာင္ႀကဳိး
စားမယ္.လုိ.ဆံုးၿဖတ္ခဲ.တယ္... " လုိ.သူကစိတ္ဓါတ္တက္ႀကြစြာေၿပာၿပခဲ.ပါတယ္...
" ကြ်န္ေတာ္ဟာကြ်န္ေတာ္.ရဲ.မၿပည္.စံုမွဳေတြကုိစိတ္ဆုိးစိတ္ပ်က္ေနမယ္.အစားလက္ရွိ
ရရွိေနတဲ.အေၿခအေနကုိပဲေက်းဇူးတင္ေနနုိင္ဖုိ.ဆံုးၿဖတ္လိုက္ပါတယ္...ကုိယ္.ကုိယ္ကုိမွန္
ထဲမွာႀကည္.ၿပီး... ငါ.မွာလက္ေတြေၿခေတြမရွိတာမွန္တယ္..ဒါေပမယ္.ငါ.ရဲ.လွပတဲ.မ်က္လံုး
ေတြကုိေတာ.ဘယ္သူမွယူသြားလုိ.မရဘူး...ေကာင္းတဲ.အခ်က္အလက္ေတြဆီမွာပဲအာရံုစုိက္
ထားမယ္လုိ.ကုိ္ယ္.ကုိ္ယ္ကုိေၿပာလုိက္တယ္ ... " လုိ. သူကေၿပာၿပခဲ.ပါတယ္....
၁၉၉၀ ခုႏွစ္မွာေတာ.နစ္ဟာ သူရဲ.မဆုတ္မနစ္ႀကဳိးစားအားထုတ္မွဳနဲ.ဘ၀ကုိရင္ဆုိင္နုိင္တဲ.
စြမ္းရည္သတၱိအတြက္ႀသစေတးလ်နုိင္ငံရဲ.တစ္ႏွစ္တာအထူးခ်ြန္ဆံုးလူငယ္ဆုကုိရရွိခဲ.ပါတယ္..
တစ္ခါကမီးပြိဳင္.တစ္ခုမွာသူကားထဲမွာရွိေနတံုးေကာင္မေလးတစ္ေယာက္ကသူ.ကုိမ်က္စၿပစ္
ၿပတဲ.အခါသူ.ေခါင္းပုိင္းကုိပဲၿမင္ရတဲ.ေကာင္မေလးကုိသူ.ခႏၶာကုိယ္တစ္ခုလံုးၿမင္ရေအာင္ၿပ
ကာေႀကာက္ေအာင္စေနာက္ခဲ.ပါေသးတယ္...အဲဒီေကာင္မေလးဟာအံ.ႀသထိတ္လန္.ၿပီး
ကားကုိအၿမန္ေမာင္းကာထြက္ေၿပးသြားခဲ.ပါတယ္တဲ. ...
အိႏၵိနုိင္ငံေရာက္ခဲ.စဥ္...
Nick pictured during his travels in India. He has visited 24 different countries, touring the world as a motivational speaker
Nick ဟာ ကမ ၻာအႏွံ.ခရီးစတင္ထြက္ခဲ.ၿပီး၂၀၀၈ ခုႏွစ္မွာ ဟာ၀ုိင္ယီမွာေရလွဳိင္းေလွ်ာစီး
ဆရာမ Bethany Hamilton နဲ.ေတြ.ခဲ.ပါတယ္။ သူမဟာအသက္ ၁၂ ႏွစ္အရြယ္ကတည္း
ကငါးမန္းကုိက္လုိ.လက္တစ္ဖက္ဆံုးရွံဳးခဲ.ရသူေလးပါ...
သူက သူမဟာတစ္ကယ္.ကုိအံ.ႀသစရာပါလုိ.ဆုိခဲ.ပါတယ္.... သူမကသူ.ကုိေရလွဳိင္းေလွ်ာ
စီးဖုိ.သင္ေပးခဲ.ပါတယ္...ပထမပုိင္းမွာသူ.အေနနဲ.ေႀကာက္ရြံ.ခဲ.ေပမယ္ေနာက္ေတာ.အဲ
ဒီကစားနည္းကုိသူႏွစ္ခ်ဴိက္စြဲလမ္းသြားခဲ.ပါတယ္..သူဟာမႀကာခင္မွာပဲေရလွဳိင္းေပၚမွာ
၁၆၀ ဒီဂရီလွည္.နုိင္တဲ.အထိကြ်မ္းက်င္ခဲ.လုိ.နာမည္းႀကီး Surfer ( ေရလွဳိင္းစီးဆုိင္ရာ )
မဂၢဇင္းမွာမ်က္ႏွာဖံုးအၿဖစ္ေဖာ္ၿပၿခင္းခံခဲ.ရပါတယ္...
ေရလႊာလွုဳိင္းစီးသမုိင္းမွာေတာ.ဘယ္သူမွအဲဒီလုိမစြမ္းေဆာင္နိုင္ခဲ.ေသးပါဘူးလုိ.သူကေၿပာ
ပါတယ္...သူကအေလးခ်ိန္ေသးေတာ.ဟန္ခ်က္ကုိအလြယ္တစ္ကူထိန္းနုိင္ခဲ.တာေပါ. ...
သူဟာလြန္ခဲ.တဲ.ႏွစ္ႏွစ္ကအေမရိကန္နုိ္င္ငံေလာ.စ္အင္ဂ်လိကိုေၿပာင္းေရြ.ေနထုိ္င္ခဲ.ၿပီး
ကမ ၻာအႏွံ.ခရီးဆက္လွည္.ဖုိ.စီစဥ္ထားပါတယ္... ဒီႏွစ္အတြင္းမွာသူဟာေတာင္အေမရိက
နဲ.အေရွ.အလယ္ပုိင္းေဒသေတြကိုသြားေရာက္မွာၿဖစ္ပါတယ္တဲ....
" ကြ်န္ေတာ္က လူေတြကုိလဲက်ရာကေနအႀကိမ္ႀကိမ္ၿပန္ထႀကဖုိ.နဲ.မိမိကုိယ္ကုိတန္ဖုိးထား
တတ္၊ခ်စ္တတ္ဖုိ.အၿမဲပဲတိုက္တြန္းခဲ.ပါတယ္...တစ္ကယ္လုိ.ကြ်န္ေတာ္ဟာတစ္စံုတစ္ေယာက္
ကုိစိတ္ဓါတ္ခြန္အားၿမင္.ေအာင္တုိက္တြန္းနုိ္င္ခဲ.ယင္...ဒါဟာကြ်န္ေတာ္.ဘ၀ရဲ.တာ၀န္ၿပည္.စံု
ပါၿပီ " လုိ.သူကဆုိခဲ.ပါတယ္...
အခုေတာ.လည္းအထူးတီထြင္ထုတ္လုပ္ထားတဲ.ကုိ္ယ္ပုိင္ဘီးတပ္ကုလားထိုင္နဲ. Nick enjoys the Hawaiian sun in his customised electric wheelchair
ေပ်ာ္ေပ်ာ္ရႊင္ရႊင္ေရကူးစဥ္
Nick bobs happily about in the pool
ကဲ....
ဘ၀ေပးအေႀကာင္းကံမေကာင္းခဲ.ေပမယ္.အရွဳံးမေပးပဲႀကံ.ခုိင္တဲ.စိတ္ဓါတ္နဲ.ဆက္လက္
ရွင္သန္ၿပီးသာမာန္လူေတာ္ေတာ္မ်ားမ်ားပင္မလုပ္နိုင္တဲ.ေရလွဳိင္းေလွ်ာစီး၊ေဂါက္ရုိက္၊ေရကူး
စတာေတြေတာင္ကစားနုိင္တဲ.သူ.ရဲ.ဇြဲ၊လံု.လ၊၀ီရိယနဲ.ႀကဳိးစားအားထုတ္မွဳတုိ.ကေတာ.ဘ၀မွာ
တိုးတက္လုိသူမ်ား၊အဆင္မေၿပမွဳေႀကာင္.စိတ္ညစ္၊စိတ္ဓါတ္က်ေနသူမ်ားအဖုိ.ေတာ.အားက်
အတုယူစရာပါပဲ...
သူဒီလုိအေၿခအေန၊စိတ္ဓါတ္မ်ဴိးၿဖစ္ေအာင္ၿပဳစုပ်ဴိးေထာင္ေပးခဲ.တဲ.သူ.မိဘမ်ားကုိလည္း
ခ်ီးက်ဴးစရာပါပဲ...
မူရင္းသတင္းေလးပါ...
Life without limb-its: The astonishing story of the man born without arms or legs... who plays golf, surfs, and swims
Nick Vujicic was born with no arms or legs - but he doesn't let the details stop him.
The brave 26-year-old - who is mainly torso - plays football and golf, swims, and surfs, despite having no limbs.
Nick has a small foot on his left hip which helps him balance and enables him to kick.
He uses his one foot to type, write with a pen and pick things up between his toes.
'I call it my chicken drumstick,' joked Nick, who was born in Melbourne, Australia, but now lives in Los Angeles. 'I'd be lost without it.
'When I get in the water I float because 80 per cent of my body is lungs and my drumstick acts as a propeller.'
Due to his faith as an Evangelical Christian, Nick has chosen to remain a virgin until marriage although he has had long-term girlfriends in the past.
'He's very modest but he gets marriage proposals from women all the time,' said Nick's friend and publicist Steve Appel, from Los Angeles.
'He would love to get married and start a family but he's waiting for the right girl to come along.'
When Nick was born his father was so shocked he left the hospital room to vomit. His distraught mother couldn't bring herself to hold him until he was four months old.
His disability came without any medical explanation - a rare occurrence called Phocomelia - and Nick and his parents spent many years asking why this cruel trick would happen to them.
'My mother was a nurse and she did everything right during pregnancy but she still blamed herself,' he said.
'It was so hard for them but right from the start they did their best to make me independent.
'My dad put me in the water at 18 months and gave the courage to learn how to swim.
'I also got really into football and skateboarding. I totally love the English Premier League.'
Nick's father was a computer programmer and accountant and he taught his little son how to type with his toe at just 6 years old.
His mum invented a special plastic device that meant he could hold a pen and pencil.
Despite the risk of bullying, his parents insisted Nick attended mainstream school.
'It was the best decision they could have made for me,' adds Nick, who later achieved a degree in Financial Planning and Real Estate. 'It was very hard but it gave me independence.'
Nick, who was teased and bullied, had an electric wheelchair for mobility, and a team of carers to help him.
'I was deeply depressed when I was eight years old,' he said. 'I went to my mum crying and told her I wanted to kill myself.
'I felt cold and bitter. I hated God for doing this to me and was terrified of what would happen when my parents weren't there to look after me.
'I could brush my own teeth with a wall mounted brush and wash my own hair with pump action soap, but there was so much that was impossible for me.'
At age ten Nick, tried to drown himself in the bath but luckily the attempt was unsuccessful.
'I felt there was no purpose when you lack purpose and strength it is hard to hold on,' he said.
But with the help of his religion, friends and family, Nick managed to pull through to become an international symbol of triumph over adversity.
The football fan is now a motivational speaker and has travelled to over 24 countries speaking to groups of up to 110,000 people.
'When I was 13 I read a newspaper article about a disabled man who had managed to achieve great things and help others,' said Nick, who also plays golf with the club tucked under his chin.
'I realised why God had made us like this - to give hope to others. It was so inspirational to me that I decided to use my life to encourage other people and give them the courage that the article had given me.
'I decided to be thankful for what I do have, not get angry about what I don't.
'I looked at myself in the mirror and said: 'You know what the world is right that I have no arms or legs, but they'll never take away the beauty of my eyes.' I wanted to concentrate on something good that I had.'
In 1990 Nick won the Australian Young Citizen of the Year award for his bravery and perseverance.
'When kids run up to me and ask 'what happened?' I just lean over and whisper 'cigarettes', he laughed.
'And once I was in a car and this girl at traffic lights was giving me the eye. She could only see my head so I decided to do a 360 in the car seat to freak her out.
'Her face was like woooooooah what is going on? She sped off really quickly.'
Nick began travelling the world and in 2008 he went to Hawaii and met surfing master Bethany Hamilton, who had her arm bitten off by a shark when she was 12.
'She was amazing, said Nick. 'She taught me how to surf and I was terrified at first, but once I got up there it felt absolutely fantastic and I caught some waves pretty well.'
Nick quickly learned how to do three 360 degree spins on his board - a feat that got him on the cover of Surfer magazine within 48 hours.
'No one has ever done that in the history of surfing,' he said.
'But I have a very low centre of gravity so I've got pretty good balance.'
He moved to Los Angeles two years ago and plans to continue to travel the world - this year he will visit South America and the Middle East.
'I tell people to keep on getting up when they fall and to always love themselves,' he said.
'If I can encourage just one person then my job in this life is done.'
World's First Flying Hotel Helicopter
World's First Flying Hotel Helicopter
ကမ ၻာ.ပထမဦးဆံုးအၿမင္.ပ်ံဟယ္လီေကာ္ပတာဟုိတယ္
ကမ ၻာ.ပထမဦးဆံုးအၿမင္.ပ်ံဟယ္လီေကာ္ပတာဟုိတယ္
ယံုခ်င္ယံု၊မယံုခ်င္ေန ၊ ဟယ္လီေကာ္ပတာဟုိတယ္ဆုိပဲ
ဆုိဗီယက္နုိင္ငံ(အဲေလ ...) ရုရွားနုိင္ငံလုပ္ Mil V 12 ဟယ္လီေကာ္ပတာ ကုိအေၿခခံၿပီး
ကမ ၻာ.ပထမဦးဆံုးေ၀ဟင္မွာပ်ံသန္းေနမယ္.ဇိမ္ခံဟုိတယ္တစ္ခုကုိဖန္တီးတည္ေဆာက္
ၿပီးစီးခဲ.လုိ.အခု ဇြန္လ ၂၆ ရက္ေန.ကစၿပီးပ်ံသန္းကာ၀န္ေဆာင္မွဳေပးနုိင္ေတာ.မွာၿဖစ္
တယ္လုိ.အင္တာနက္သတင္းထဲမွာဖတ္ရပါတယ္...
ေ၀ဟင္မွာပ်ံသန္းမယ္.သူ.ဟန္
အဆုိပါဟယ္လီေကာ္ပတာဟုိတယ္မွာတစ္သက္တာမေမ.နုိင္မယ္.အေတြ.အႀကံဳအၿဖစ္
သက္စြန္.စံဖ်ားခရီးသြားလုိသူမ်ားအတြက္အဆင္.ၿမင္.ဇိမ္ခံအခန္းေပါင္း၁၈ ခန္းတည္းခုိနုိင္
မွာၿဖစ္ၿပီးအခန္းမ်ားအားလံုးအသံလံုေအာင္ဖန္တီးတည္ေဆာက္ထားပါတယ္...
ဖဲေမြ.ယာေရႊေကာ္ေဇာေလလား...
ကမ ၻာႀကီးနဲ.အဆက္အသြယ္မၿပတ္ေစဖုိ. ...
အခန္းတုိင္းမွာႏွစ္ေယာက္အိပ္ေမြ.ယာ၊အေကာင္းစားအိပ္ခန္း၊ေရခ်ဴိးခန္းသံုးအ၀တ္အထည္၊
အိပ္ယာခင္း၊မ်က္ႏွာသုတ္ပ၀ါစသည္အၿပင္ေရခဲေသတၱာအေသးစား၊ေကာ္ဖီေဖ်ာ္စက္တုိ.နဲ.
၀ုိင္ယာလက္အင္တာနက္သံုးစြဲနုိင္ခြင္.ေတြပါရနုိင္ပါတယ္တဲ. ....ႀကယ္ငါးပြင္.အဆင္.ရွိဟုိ
တယ္တစ္လံုးမွာရနိင္တဲ.၀န္ေဆာင္မွဳေတြအားလံုးေပါ. ...
ကုိယ္လက္သန္.စင္ခန္းပါထည္.သြင္းဖန္တီးထားေသးတာမုိ.၊ဘာမ်ားထပ္လုိေသးလဲ.....
ရဟတ္ယာဥ္ဟုိတယ္ႀကီးစတင္ပ်ံသန္းၿပီးတစ္နာရီအႀကာမွာနဲ.မဆင္းသက္ခင္တစ္နာရီအလုိ
အထိအိပ္ခန္းအတြင္းထိတုိင္ေအာင္စားေသာက္ဖြယ္ရာမ်ားကုိ၀န္ေဆာင္မွဳေပးနုိင္ဦးမွာၿဖစ္ပါ
တယ္တဲ. ....
အခန္းေတြကုိဒီလုိမ်ဴိးဖဲြ.စည္းထားတယ္ ...
ကဲ... စိတ္ပါ၀င္စားသူေတြအတြက္စတင္ပ်ံသန္းမယ္.ခရီးစဥ္ေတြကေတာ.ေအာက္ပါမူရင္း
သတင္းေလးသာဖတ္ႀကည္.ေပေတာ. ... (ရဟတ္ယာဥ္ဟုိတယ္ႀကီးရဲ.အေသးစိတ္အခ်က္
အလက္ေတြပါ ထည္.သြင္းေပးထားေသးေလရဲ.ဗ်ာ...)
အံ.ႀသ ကုန္နုိင္ဖြယ္ပါပဲ...
Wow, the flying hotel and largest helicopter in the world, Cool! The Hotelicopter is modeled on the Soviet-made Mil V-12, of which there were only two prototypes ever made. The Hotelicopter Company purchased one of these prototypes from the Mikhail Leontyevich Mil helicopter plant in Panki-Tomilino, Russia in 2004 and have been engineering the world's first flying hotel ever since."The Hotelicopter features 18 luxuriously-appointed rooms for adrenaline junkies seeking a truly unique and memorable travel experience. Each soundproofed room is equipped with a queen-sized bed, fine linens, a mini-bar, coffee machine, wireless internet access, and all the luxurious appointments you'd expect from a flying five star hotel. Room service is available one hour after liftoff and prior to landing." The Hotelicopter is due to fly maiden journey this summer(June 26th) with an undisclosed price...If you have interesting? There is three fly tour. Inaugural Summer Tour - 14 days (Friday, June 26th, 2009 - Friday, July 10th, 2009)California Tour - 14 days (Friday, July 17th, 2009 to Friday, July 24rd, 2009) Bay/Jamaica, European Tour - 16 days (Friday, July 31st, 2009 to Sunday, August 16th, 2009) the spec:
Dimensions Length: 42 m (137 ft)
Height: 28m (91 ft)
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 105850 kg (232,870 lb)
Maximum speed: 255 km/h (137 kt) (158 miles/h)
Cruising speed: 237 km/h (127 kt) (147 miles/h)
Original Mi Range: 515 km (320 mi)
Our augmented Mi Range - 1,296 km (700 mi)
Dimensions Length: 42 m (137 ft)
Height: 28m (91 ft)
Maximum Takeoff Weight: 105850 kg (232,870 lb)
Maximum speed: 255 km/h (137 kt) (158 miles/h)
Cruising speed: 237 km/h (127 kt) (147 miles/h)
Original Mi Range: 515 km (320 mi)
Our augmented Mi Range - 1,296 km (700 mi)
မုိက္ကယ္ဂ်က္ဆင္အတြက္ေဒၚလာ ၂၅၀၀၀ တန္အေခါင္း
Michael Jackson's $25,000 Custom Casket
မုိက္ကယ္ဂ်က္ဆင္အတြက္ေဒၚလာ ၂၅၀၀၀ တန္အေခါင္း
သူကုိယ္တုိင္ရွာေဖြခဲ.တဲ.ေငြနဲ.ဆုိေတာ.လည္းဒီလုိအေခါင္းမ်ဴိးနဲ.တန္ပါတယ္ေလ..
ကြယ္လြန္ခဲ.တဲ.မုိက္ကယ္ဂ်က္ဆင္ကုိၿမဳွပ္ႏွံဖုိ.ေဒၚလာ ၂၅၀၀၀ တန္ ( ၿမန္မာေငြ သိန္းေပါင္း
၂၅၀ ) အေခါင္းတစ္ခုကုိမွာယူခဲ.တယ္လုိ.သတင္းထဲမွာေဖၚၿပပါရွိပါတယ္...
Promethean လုိ.အမည္ရွိတဲ.အဆုိပါေႀကးသတၱဳနဲ.လုပ္ထားတဲ.အေခါင္းကုိ ၁၄ ကာရက္ေရႊ
ခ်ထားမွာၿဖစ္ၿပီးအေမရိကန္နုိင္ငံကနာမည္ေက်ာ္အသုဘအေခါင္းကုမၸဏီကေနမွာယူထား
တယ္လုိ.သိရပါတယ္..
ထူးၿခားရွားပါးလွတဲ.အဆိုပါအေခါင္းမ်ဴိးကုိ ၂၀၀၆ ခုႏွစ္ကကြယ္လြန္ခဲ.တဲ.အဆုိေတာ္ဂ်ိန္းဘေရာင္း
ကုိၿမဳပ္ႏွံတုန္းကတစ္ခါပဲအသံုးၿပဳခဲ.ဖူးပါေသးတယ္တဲ. ...
မုိက္ကယ္ဂ်က္ဆင္ကုိ္ယ္တုိင္အဲဒီတံုးကဂ်ိန္းဘေရာင္းရဲ.အသုဘကုိတက္ေရာက္ခဲ.ၿပီးကြယ္လြန္
သူကုိႏွဳတ္ဆက္အနမ္းနဲ.ေနာက္ဆံုးဂုဏ္ၿပဳခဲ.ပါေသးတယ္တဲ. ...
အင္း....
သူကုိယ္တုိင္ေခြ်းနဲစာနဲ.ရွာေဖြထားတဲ.ေငြနဲ.ဆုိယင္ေတာ.ဒီလုိအေခါင္းမ်ဴိးနဲ.တန္ပါတယ္
ေလ...
Jacko will be buried in a rare $ 25,000 14-carat gold plated casket, according to US reports.
The custom-made solid bronze coffin - called a Promethean - has been ordered from the Batesville Casket Company, celebrity news website TMZ claims.
It will feature a flame blue velvet interior and a hand-polished, mirror finish.
It is the same type of casket used to bury legendary singer James Brown in December 2006
and is extremely rare. .
Jacko attended Brown's funeral and kissed The Godfather of Soul's head while he lay in his coffin.
ဒါလားဟဲ.အခ်စ္...
Wednesday, July 1, 2009
ဒါလားဟဲ.အခ်စ္...
It's Not Love, Its Something Else...
If you love someone because you think that he or she is really gorgeous...
then it's not love..
it's - Infatuation...
If you love someone because you think that you shouldn't leave him because others think that you shouldn't...
then it's not love..
it's - Compromise...
If you love someone because you think that you cannot live with out his touch....
then it's not love..
it's - Lust...
If you love someone because you have been kissed by him...
then it's not love..
it's - Inferiority Complex...
If you love someone because you cannot leave him thinking that it would hurt his feelings..
then it's not love..
it's - Charity...
If you love someone because you share every thing with him...
then it's not love..
it's - Friendship...
but if you feel the pain of the other person more than him even when he is stable
and you cry for him..
that's - LOVE...
ငယ္ငယ္တံုးကႀကားခဲ.ဖူးတဲ.လူႀကီးေတြေၿပာေၿပာေနတဲ. သနားခ်စ္ဆုိတာ
ဒါမ်ဴိးကုိေခၚတာနဲ.တူတယ္....
It's Not Love, Its Something Else...
If you love someone because you think that he or she is really gorgeous...
then it's not love..
it's - Infatuation...
If you love someone because you think that you shouldn't leave him because others think that you shouldn't...
then it's not love..
it's - Compromise...
If you love someone because you think that you cannot live with out his touch....
then it's not love..
it's - Lust...
If you love someone because you have been kissed by him...
then it's not love..
it's - Inferiority Complex...
If you love someone because you cannot leave him thinking that it would hurt his feelings..
then it's not love..
it's - Charity...
If you love someone because you share every thing with him...
then it's not love..
it's - Friendship...
but if you feel the pain of the other person more than him even when he is stable
and you cry for him..
that's - LOVE...
ငယ္ငယ္တံုးကႀကားခဲ.ဖူးတဲ.လူႀကီးေတြေၿပာေၿပာေနတဲ. သနားခ်စ္ဆုိတာ
ဒါမ်ဴိးကုိေခၚတာနဲ.တူတယ္....
Tumbling tower of China:
Tuesday, June 30, 2009တရုတ္အားကုိးမယ္ႀကံ၊သတိခ်ပ္ေစရန္...
ဆယ္.သံုးထပ္တုိက္ႀကီးရဲ.အံ.မခန္းေအာက္ခံတိုင္မ်ား
Exposed pilings lie in the remains of the building's foundations
Crash: The newly built block of flats lies flat on its side after tumbling down in Shanghai leaving one person dead
တရုတ္နုိင္ငံရွန္ဟုိင္းၿမိဳ.တြင္အသစ္ေဆာက္လုပ္ၿပီးစီးသြားေသာ ၁၃ ထပ္တုိက္တစ္ခုအလံုးလုိက္
ေဘးသုိ.လဲက်ခဲ.တယ္လုိ.မေန.ကသတင္းထဲမွာပါလာပါတယ္...
ေခတ္မွီဖြံ.ၿဖဳိးတုိးတက္ေသာနုိင္ငံေတာ္သစ္ကုိအၿမန္တည္ေဆာက္ေနတဲ.တရုတ္ေတြအေနနဲ.
ေဆာက္လုပ္ေရးစီမံကိန္းေတြမွာစံခ်ိန္မမွီတာေတြကုိစည္းကမ္းတက်ႀကပ္မတ္ထိန္းသိမ္းၿခင္း
မရွိဘူးလုိ.လည္းအခုၿဖစ္ခဲ.တဲ.အၿဖစ္အပ်က္ကစုိးရိမ္စရာအၿဖစ္သက္ေသၿပခဲ.ပါတယ္...
လဲက်သြားတဲ.အေဆာက္အဦးဟာၿပတင္းေပါက္မွန္ေတြကပ္တာ၊ေႀကြၿပားကပ္တာေတြက
အစအားလံုးၿပီးစီးသြားပံုေပၚၿပီး၄င္းနဲ.ပံုစံတူတုိက္မ်ားကေတာ.အနီးအနားမွာထုိးထုိးေထာင္
ေထာင္နဲ.ရွိေနဆဲေတြ.ၿမင္ေနရပါတယ္...
တရုတ္ေဆာက္လုပ္ေရးလုပ္ငန္းရဲ.အရည္အေသြးစံခ်ိန္မမွီမွဳကအခုတုိက္ၿပဳိတာတင္မဟုတ္
ေသးပါဘူး၊မႏွစ္ကလည္းမီးရထားလမ္းေပၚကတံတားတစ္ခုရဲ.သံမဏိေဘာင္တစ္ခုၿပဳိလဲက်
ခဲ.လုိ.လူ ခုႏွစ္ေယာက္ေသဆံုးခဲ.ရၿပီး၊ကေလးထိန္းေက်ာင္းတစ္ေက်ာင္းနားက ကရိန္းတစ္ခုက
လည္းအဲဒီေက်ာင္းေပၚကုိၿပဳိလဲက်ခဲ.လုိ. ငါးဦးေသဆံုးခဲ.ရၿပီးပါၿပီ....
လြန္ခဲ.တဲ.ႏွစ္က နာဂစ္နဲ.ၿပဳိင္တူၿဖစ္ခဲ.တဲ.စီခြ်မ္ငလ်င္မွာလည္းေက်ာင္းေတြေတာ္ေတာ္မ်ားမ်ား
ၿပဳိက်ခဲ.တာဟာေဆာက္လုပ္ေရးစံခ်ိန္စံညႊန္းေတြကုိမလိုက္နာလုိ.ၿဖစ္ရတယ္ဆုိတာသတင္း
ထုတ္ၿပန္ခဲ.လုိ.တရုတ္ၿပည္သူေတြအေနနဲ.သက္ဆုိင္ရာတာ၀န္ရွိသူေတြနဲ.ေဆာက္လုပ္ေရး
ကုမၸနီေတြကုိေဒါသထြက္စိတ္ဆုိးမွဳေတြကုိေဖာ္ထုတ္ေရးသားေၿပာဆုိခဲ.ပါတယ္တဲ.ခင္ဗ်ား....
ေငြေႀကးနဲ.စီးပြားေရးကုိသာအဓိကဦးေနွာက္ထဲမွာထည္.ထားတဲ.တရုတ္ေတြအေနနဲ.ေနရာေပါင္း
စံုေဒါင္.ေပါင္းစံုမွာညစ္က်ယ္က်ယ္လုပ္ေနတာကေတာ.မႀကာေသးခင္ကမွကမ ၻာေက်ာ္ခဲ.တဲ.မသန္.
ရွင္းတဲ.ႏွဳိ.မွဳန္.အၿဖစ္အပ်က္ကပူပူေႏြးေႏြးသက္ေသခံေနပါတယ္...
အဲဒီလုိအရည္အေသြးမၿပည္.တဲ.ပစၥည္းေတြ၊နည္းပညာေတြကုိႏြားမရႊံ.ပိတ္ေရာင္းခ်တာကုိ၀မ္းသာ
အားရ၀ယ္ယူဖုိ.ကေတာ.ကြ်န္ေတာ္တုိ.ရဲ.ေရႊၿပည္ႀကီးကေဆြမ်ဴိးေပါက္ေဖၚခ်စ္ႀကည္ေရးနဲ.အၿမဲတံ
ခါးဖြင္.ႀကဳိဆုိလ်က္ရွိေနပါတယ္...
ဒါေႀကာင္.မိမိတုိ.ရဲ.တစ္ဦးခ်င္းအသိတရားနဲ.သာတရုတ္လုပ္ပစၥည္းေတြကုိခ်င္.ခ်ိန္၀ယ္ယူသံုးစြဲနုိင္
ဖို.အႀကံေပးအပ္ေႀကာင္းပါခင္ဗ်ာ...
A newly built 13-storey residential building collapsed in Shanghai yesterday, killing one worker.
The block of high-rise flats toppled onto its side in the muddy construction site raising concerns that building safety standards are being overlooked in favour of fast construction in China's rush to modernise.
The building appeared to be almost complete with fitted windows and a finished, tiled facade. Other similar-looking blocks in the same property development were still standing nearby.
Residents gather to take photos of the collapsed building from across the river
Shoddy construction and the use of sub-standard materials is a concern in China's construction sector as the country scrambles to build out cities and finish massive infrastructure projects to keep pace with fast economic growth.
Construction-related accidents last year included the collapse of a steel arch on a new railway bridge, which killed at least seven and a crane which fell on a nursery school killing five.
The collapse of dozens of schools during last year's Sichuan earthquake also led to a wave of public outrage about corrupt officials and construction firms.
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