Salai Shwe Lin - Beautiful only when you know how to do it

Sounds..sounds

Part (1)

Dear Daka Shwe... Please tell me as many of the causes of hearing loss as you can remember.

'As far as I remember, I can read the details. A local health journal published a list of 9 causes of hearing loss.

1. - Working in a noisy workplace

2. Experiencing an explosion. 3. Experiencing a sound wave.

4. Severe injury

5. Damage to the ear from medication 6. Ear infections in children 7. - Congenital deafness 8. Hearing loss due to old age 9. Caused by a chronic disease

Even though there are 9 notes, if you follow the same sequence, are numbers 1, 2, and 3 the same sound group?

That's right. The last year of medical school includes health-related pollution. Air pollution, noise pollution, etc. But what about this? In America, about 50 percent of hearing loss is due to noisy workplaces, and about 17 percent is due to noise pollution, so the number of people with hearing loss related to sound is over 70 percent.

Let me explain those 3 things a little. Among those who work in the same industry are airport staff, machine operators, and metal workers.

The workers are from the factory that came out. They are wearing protective equipment such as ear plugs.

It needs to be used carefully and systematically. An explosion is a bomb explosion, a gas explosion, a sound wave (something is a mobile phone, landline phone, loudspeaker, TV, etc., including listening to music with an ear phone). Oh my God. Oh my God.

.. Sound is like fire, if you use it well, it is your friend, if you don't use it well, it is your enemy. Well... You can even die because of sound.

The disciples knew that if the sound level exceeds 100 decibels, hearing could be damaged. The sound level of a jet plane is 100 decibels. If it reaches 165 decibels, even a person could die.

The death that Daka Shwe talks about is death directly caused by noise. The death I want to talk about is noise.

Because of this, death is indirect. . TI, is it strange?

This is what they say...! There is a saying in Myanmar. You can stand the heat on your back, but you can't stand the heat on your ears. It shows how annoying the noise is. It's just that it gets to your senses, it hurts your head. I will tell you a news story from the newspaper. On 20-12-2011 at 9 pm, Mayangone Township 1-Ward, Myo Thit 1-Street. The issue of loud TV

They were arguing and fighting, and one person was stabbed. He died while still an inpatient at North Okkalapa Hospital. How much of a side effect is noise?

It's obvious how this can happen. Through conflict, people argue, fight, and anger and ignorance flare up, resulting in one person dying, another being imprisoned, and families suffering... Oh, what a mess!

On 11-12-2011, the disciples visited the Pyidasaddhammajottikaya monastery in Taikkyi. The presiding monk was Agga Maha Pandita, Agga Maha Saddhammajottikadza.

I have attended the State Council of Buddhist Studies. The Venerable Sayadaw turned 90 on 16-12-2011, but his eyesight, hearing, and memory were still good. While the Venerable Sayadaw was discussing religious matters, the sound of the loudspeaker from the neighborhood wedding hall reached my ears. I heard the Venerable Sayadaw make this remark. (It's too noisy, just the right amount. Nothing is bad if it's too much.)

In the religion, if the sound is used in the right way, in the right way, and according to the rules, the missionary work is effective. If it is used in a haphazard manner, it is not only useless, but also detrimental to the missionary work.

The disciple would like to talk about the amplifier and the sound box, but he doesn't want to talk about it at all.

Why?

When I think about the Sasuna issue, I want to talk about it. I don't want to talk about it because I'm afraid people will hate me.

If you don't want to be hated by people like this, don't write religious literature. I recognize Daka Shwe as a missionary.

Please forgive me. Among the five types of charity that we have discussed, non-indulgent charity is one. It is a donation that does not harm or harm either oneself or others. Doing good deeds. When we consider the principle of receiving good deeds, we come to four types. 1. The doer of good deeds also receives merit and others also receive merit. For example, when a person donates water, others are happy and happy. Both parties receive merit and others receive merit. 2. The doer of good deeds also receives demerit and others also receive demerit. For example, when a person gives alms to a deceased person. The donor thinks it is good, but it is demerit. The recipient of the donation also drinks and becomes demerit. Due to the noise and disturbance of drunkards, others also become demerit and become demerit. 3. The doer of good deeds receives merit and others also receive demerit.

In addition to not doing good deeds, there is also unwholesome deeds. For example, when a person does good deeds, others feel jealous and resentful towards him and criticize him. That is one form. Another form is to use loudspeakers indiscriminately to say that he has done good deeds. Those who hear it become miserable and unwholesome.

The doer of good receives bad deeds and others receive good deeds, the giver drinks and gets drunk with the intention of getting drunk.

Giving away alcohol to a dying person is considered unwholesome. However, the recipients of the donation will die without drinking or getting drunk.

They use the dead leaves in medicine and make offerings to the living, thus gaining merit.

Dharma Yadana, April 2013