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Collection of 'Father's' Teachings, King Rama IX: Inspiration for Living and Working

Oct 10 , 2018

A part of the royal speeches of His Majesty the King, in which He gave royal advice on various occasions concerning being a good person, working, and living in society. It is believed that many of the royal advices He gave, we have often heard, but who knows if the royal

Since His Majesty's ascension to the throne, from the past until the present, 'King Rama IX' has given numerous royal advice and speeches to the Thai people, encouraging everyone to conduct themselves as good members of society. He has been a good example for us in all aspects. If we pay attention and are interested in applying His royal words in our daily lives, in terms of thoughts, work, family, and living, it is certain that our lives will definitely improve.

His royal words, given to us Thais on various matters, all contain moral teachings that He wished everyone to practice for our happiness, success, and prosperity. They are like the great and valuable 'Father's teachings'.

The following is a part of the royal speeches of His Majesty the King, which He gave royal advice on various occasions concerning being a good person, working, and living in society. It is believed that many of the royal advices He gave, we have often heard, but who knows where and when those royal advices were given?

● We respectfully present the royal advice for the benefit and prosperity of life. This selected royal advice can be practically applied in daily life and also solve work problems. ●

● Doing Good...

‘Doing good is difficult and shows results slowly, but it is necessary to do. Otherwise, evil, which is easy to do, will take its place and will accumulate quickly without one realizing it. Therefore, each person must intend and strive with all their might to build and accumulate goodness.’ ●

Royal advice bestowed upon graduates at Suan Amporn Police Cadet Academy
14 August 1982

● One must prepare...

‘One must prepare oneself to face various problems in life. But that preparation must include knowledge. One must also train one's character and mind to overcome obstacles. The important thing in overcoming life's obstacles is to know oneself, know what one is doing, and know what one wants.’ ●

Royal advice bestowed upon students of Maejo Agricultural College, Chiang Mai
3 January 1959

● One must have peace of mind...

'Human peace of mind is a rare thing. One must have peace of mind to live a smooth life.' ●

Royal speech bestowed upon the organizing committee of ‘December 5th, The Great King's Day’ at Chitralada Royal Villa
5 April 1964

● When there is an opportunity to work...

Working...'When there is an opportunity and a job to do, one should willingly do it without setting any prerequisites or conditions to hinder it. A person who can truly work, whatever task they undertake, can always do it. And if they have more dedication, diligence, and honesty, it will help them achieve greater success in their work.' ●

Royal advice at the graduation ceremony of the Institute of Technology and Vocational Education
8 July 1973

● Must improve oneself constantly...

'Living a good life requires constant self-improvement. Self-improvement must be based on perseverance and patience.
If one is not diligent and lacks patience, one may easily become discouraged. Once discouraged, there is no way to have a prosperous life.' ●

Royal advice bestowed upon the faculty and students of Chitralada School
27 March 1966

● Must work together...

'Each person has their own duty. But that doesn't mean doing only that duty. Because if someone only performs their own duty without looking out for others, the work cannot proceed. This is because all tasks are interconnected and interrelated. Therefore, each person must have knowledge of others' work and help one another.' ●

Royal speech bestowed upon various groups of people who were granted an audience on the occasion of His Majesty's birthday
4 December 1976

● Must set goals

'...In any work, whether big or small, it is highly advisable to set clear goals, scope, and principles. Because it will help one directly and appropriately achieve success. It completely prevents and eliminates delays, waste, and everything that is futile...' ●

Royal advice at the graduation ceremony of Chulalongkorn University
17 July 1973

● Thinking before speaking…

‘The principle of virtue is to think with an impartial mind. Before speaking or doing anything, it is necessary to pause and think first to gather one's consciousness and make the mind clear and bright. Once practiced and accustomed, it can be done fluently. This helps one to express knowledge and thoughts on various matters easily and clearly for the listeners, without being wrong in both academic principles and moral principles…’ ●

Royal advice at the graduation ceremony of Chulalongkorn University
10 July 1978

● Prosperity in work…

'The prosperity of all people arises from righteous conduct and righteous livelihood as fundamental principles. Those who can conduct themselves righteously and earn a righteous livelihood will possess both academic knowledge and religious principles. Because the former is an important factor for performing work. The latter is an important factor for promoting righteous conduct and work performance, meaning to be correct and just.' ●

Royal speech of His Majesty the King bestowed upon teachers of private Islamic religious schools in 4 Southern provinces, Pattani province
24 August 1962

● Good people…

'In this country, there are both good and bad people; no one can make everyone good. To make the country peaceful and orderly is not to make everyone good, but rather to promote good people, to let good people govern the country and control bad people from gaining power and causing trouble...' ●

Royal advice at the opening ceremony of the National Scout Community, Vajiravudh Scout Camp, Chonburi Province
11 December 1955

● Unity...

'Unity means caring for the country and helping in every way to strengthen the nation. With mutual empathy and working with honesty and integrity. Must promote each other's work and not destroy each other's work. If there is anything, talk it out and reconcile; don't let it be each person's own business. And work straightforwardly, considering the common good...' ●

Royal speech delivered at the ceremony for the promotion of police generals
15 January 1962

● One must receive and give...

'One cannot just take. One must receive and must give. This means that from now on, whenever one receives anything, one must try to give back. In giving, one should strive to create unity within the group and the nation, so that groups and the nation's people can trust each other. Help wherever possible with a truly generous spirit.' ●

Royal advice bestowed upon students of Khon Kaen University
20 April 1964

● Speak truthfully, act truthfully...

'Those firm in truth speak and act accordingly. Thus, they achieve success along with faith, trust, and praise from all sides. Speaking and acting, meaning speaking truthfully and acting truthfully, is therefore an important factor in enhancing an individual's reputation and fostering goodness and prosperity for both individuals and the collective.' ●

Royal advice at the graduation ceremony of Chulalongkorn University
10 July 1983

● Gilding the back of the Buddha image...

'Gilding the back of the Buddha image, when necessary, must be done. In truth, most people do not particularly like gilding the back of the Buddha image

because they think no one sees it. But if everyone only gilds the front, and no one gilds the back of the Buddha image, the Buddha image cannot be perfectly beautiful.' ●

Royal advice of His Majesty the King at the graduation ceremony of Chulalongkorn University
25 July 1949