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อุ๋ย บุดด้าเบลส

อุ๋ย บุดด้าเบลส

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“Tak-Bongkot Kongmalai,” from an extra actress who entered the entertainment industry at the age of 13, rose to fame and became a box office star with the film “Bang Rajan” in 2000. She has continued to star in films such as “Khun Phaen,” “Tom Yum Goong,” “Jandara,” and “Ai Fuk,” a film adapted from the SEA Write Award-winning novel “The Verdict” by Chart Kobjitti. Over 20 years in the entertainment industry, Tak's many roles have become her defining images, some of which have sparked controversy. Her personality has also generated both positive and negative criticism.
In this episode of "Talking with Aui," we discuss Tak's gradual transformation and inner growth, from being an unknown actress to a leading lady surrounded by admirers, leading to a life filled with ego... and from a child with her mother by her side through every stage of her life, until the day her mother passed away. Everything around her became filled with suffering and pain, forcing her to struggle to find a way out for years. The suffering she experienced may not be any smaller or larger than everyone else's, but one thing she learned that may be of some benefit to viewers in this episode is... It means seeing and understanding certain truths from suffering, and then being ready to welcome suffering with open arms if it comes to us at any moment.

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00:00:00 Introducing the Guest
00:00:48 A Life with Only My Mother
00:05:19 Dropping Out of School to Work
00:10:57 My First Paycheck
00:12:31 The First Movie I Didn't Want to Act In
00:15:06 Ego and Delusion
00:21:35 The Curses of the People
00:26:44 The Movie "Ai Fuk"
00:32:02 The Greatest Suffering in My Life
00:33:45 The Doctor's Advice
00:35:17 Seeing the Truth from Dhamma
00:39:56 The Day My Mother Died
00:43:21 Long-Lasting Suffering
00:44:48 A True Friend
00:47:10 The Day I Unlocked Myself from Suffering
00:53:18 Understanding Suffering
00:56:54 Stop wallowing in suffering
01:04:23 Throw your suffering onto others
01:06:14 Let your children have their own path
01:07:05 The merit of "giving"
01:11:40 Struggle to escape suffering
01:14:27 Life's score
01:16:11 Practice letting go
01:19:55 Overcoming problems and obstacles
01:24:04 Final conversation
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