We have tried to make something that would promote profound Dhamma. An example is the Nalikae Pond, in the middle of which there is an island planted with a lone coconut tree. It is in the southern part of Suan Mokkh. Our intention is for the pond to represent a sea of wax.

You have to know that the pictures and carvings contain riddles, that is, there are meanings hidden in them. That’s why they are called ‘Dhamma-riddle pictures.’ This is very good because they are a collection of the wisdom of the ancient people.

Where can you find answers to questions about the Scriptures? At the library, from certain monks or from myself. We will be glad to answer questions about the Scriptures. We have been familiar with them for decades and know quite well about what is said and where to look for answers in them.

If you have any problem in your life, go see Ajahn Sawai at the Sculpture Studio in the southwest area of this Suan Mokkh…Ajahn Sawai has a lot of worldly experience. He used to be a marketing salesman for the Singer Company, so he knows the art of talking and can answer questions, especially those of small children or young people…