With just such a goal in mind on May 28, 2010, at the height of global fame with thousands of girls and guys swooning over him, Jaa suddenly became a Buddhist monk at a Buddhist temple in Surin, Thailand. What may have proved to be a misunderstanding, in that he is a Hindu god, yet, because Buddhism and Hinduism are originally one and the same, Buddha being a natural-born Hindu, therefore Jaa was spared the embarrassment. It is undisclosed how long he will remain at the temple until he succeeds at achieving nothingness in the attainment of the void. But in the meantime he is quietly perfecting his one-knuckle exploding heart punch, elbow skull-smash, knee-cap facial, 206 bone-breaking techniques, and anti-gravity power. [5]. But primarily he's striving to regain the blessings of the great god of his youth. Only the benevolent god can predict the future of Tony Jaa, and the safety of elephant haters around the globe.
"achieving nothingness in the attainment "
ReplyDeleteWow!
so you deny someone's freedom and want them to entertain you.
he has his reason for being a monk and if you do love and respect Tony Jaa, you'd support what he is doing.