"Are you living your life too fast?"
Laos is known as the world's last remaining healing destination. While many visit for the emerald waters of Kuang Si Falls , knowing the history reveals a completely different landscape.
In this video, Professor Baek Eun-sook explores the deep humanities of Laos:
Healing through 'Emptying': The morning alms-giving ritual (Tak Bat) and its spiritual meaning.
Hidden History: From the "Kingdom of a Million Elephants" (Lan Xang) to the resilience of the Hmong people.
The Philosophy of Peace: Why there are no car horns or shouting in the streets of Laos.
Discover the magic word "Bo Pen Nyang" (It's okay, no problem) and find the courage to look back at your own life.
"Are you living your life too fast?"
Laos is known as the world's last remaining healing destination. While many visit for the emerald waters of Kuang Si Falls , knowing the history reveals a completely different landscape.
In this video, Professor Baek Eun-sook explores the deep humanities of Laos:
Healing through 'Emptying': The morning alms-giving ritual (Tak Bat) and its spiritual meaning.
Hidden History: From the "Kingdom of a Million Elephants" (Lan Xang) to the resilience of the Hmong people.
The Philosophy of Peace: Why there are no car horns or shouting in the streets of Laos.
Discover the magic word "Bo Pen Nyang" (It's okay, no problem) and find the courage to look back at your own life.