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Thank you for your hard work for the fans.. wish you always have happiness and wear a beautiful smile for every tomorrow of your life
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[ENG Trans] — A Peace-Loving Nature with Sea Tawinan 😌🤲🏻✨
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— A Peace-Loving Nature, Leading to a Passion for Amulet Collecting —
🩵 Sea: When I was a kid, I was made to sit and meditate for more than half an hour, and I had to pray before going to bed every night. I meditated every day, so I became very accustomed to spending time in the Buddhist prayer room at home.
🩵 Sea: My dad is quite religious and very much into Buddhist teachings. He was always the one who taught me and reminded me to stay mindful — “to be aware of and acknowledge my own emotions”.
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🎤 Host: I heard that you also like collecting Buddhist amulets. Is that true?
🩵 Sea: Yes, I collect Buddhist amulets too. At first, I never intended to become a collector. But because of my own beliefs and the faith I have in Buddhism, I once came watch across a video explaining why a particular amulet series was interesting.
🩵 Sea: It was the “Luang Pu Thuat” amulet from Wat Chang Hai, made in B.E. 2497 (1954). It was made from wan sacred herbal material.
🩵 Sea: After that, I started researching it further. Eventually, I found a “Luang Pu Thuat” amulet from that model, and it was also made from the same wan material I had learned about. After I got it, I checked it to have it authenticated — and that’s when I found out that mine was actually a Fake! Hahahahaha!
🩵 Sea: So I started researching even more. Eventually, I came across the “Luang Pu Thuat” amulets from B.E. 2505 (1962). They have a distinctive “iron-press” back, while the front has the Apache-style face (the face tilted upward).
🩵 Sea: I felt a strong sense of faith toward it, so I started carrying it with me all the time. As far as I know, I’ve actually become the only person in my family who has continuously collected Buddhist amulets.
🩵 Sea: Besides that, I also have the “Luang Pu Thuat” amulets from Khlong Wat Tha Kradan, Krung Si Sawat, Kanchanaburi Province (around 1,300 years old).
🩵 Sea: My grandfather was a disciple of “Mae Chi Boonruen”, so I also tend to collect amulets associated with “Mae Chi Boonruen”.
🩵 Sea: To me, they’re like a spiritual anchor. Whenever I’m feeling troubled or facing a problem where I can’t see a way out, I often come back to the teachings of Buddhism and remind myself of what I’ve learned from them.
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🎤 Host: Do you have any plans to leave the entertainment world and spend some time living at a temple to practice meditation, like Bie Sukrit (a Thai superstar from the 2000s), anytime soon?
🩵 Sea: Well, that does sound interesting. I’d like to try living a peaceful, quiet life like that someday.
🩵 Sea: But that doesn’t mean I’m going to withdraw from the world and renounce worldly life anytime soon. “Not right now”. Hahahaha!
[ENG Trans] — A Homebody Boy 💫
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— “I like to finish work as early as possible so I can get home sooner. If I don’t have anything else to do afterward, I’ll drive straight back to Ayutthaya immediately.” —
That simple answer, delivered with a warm smile, is the inspiration behind this episode featuring Sea Tawinan Anukoolprasert, the charismatic GMMTV actor and beloved star of the Thai BL scene.
His words make one thing abundantly clear, Sea is someone who truly loves being home. Driving more than a hundred kilometers every day may sound exhausting to many people, but for him, the distance is never an obstacle when it leads him back to the place where he feels happiest.
— “I love the feeling of getting home while it’s still daylight. It gives me time to do other things after I get back. It feels so good.” —
Sea goes on to explain that arriving home before sunset makes a huge difference.
— “If I get home after it’s already dark outside, I immediately feel tired and just want to rest. That kind of atmosphere makes me not want to do anything anymore. I just want to take a shower and go straight to bed. Then I end up missing out on the joy of actually spending time at home.” —
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Many people assume that those who work in the entertainment industry naturally enjoy parties, social gatherings, and constantly being around other people. In reality, however, when they finally have free time, many of them prefer retreating into their own personal space instead.
— “I’m not really a party person. I hardly ever go out anyway. Once I’m done with work, I just go straight home.” —
That’s simply Sea’s everyday routine. He describes himself as someone who’s very much a homebody, and every time he returns home, he immediately feels at ease.
— “It feels like I’ve come back to myself. I also get to spend more time with my family. When I was younger, I spent so much time with them, and those were some of the happiest moments of my life. But once I started working, that time gradually became divided, and we got to spend less and less time together. So whenever I have free time now, my family is always the first thing that comes to mind. I just want to get home as quickly as I can.” —
Listening to him explain why he’s always eager to go home can’t help but leave you smiling along with him. It’s a heartfelt reminder that, sometimes, happiness isn’t found somewhere far away, it’s simply waiting for us at home.
[ENG Trans] — FOUR HOURS • LIFE with Sea Tawinan 🪩✨
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— The Discipline and Trust Behind the Performance “Jert-Jarat” —
🩵 Sea: This performance demanded so much from my body. Even the “Two-Knee Hang”, the move where you’re hanging with just your legs…
🩵 Sea: After the very first day of practicing it…I got a terrible headache. My legs had no strength left, and my arms were completely exhausted. That’s when I realized I couldn’t just leave it like that anymore. I had to go back and train much harder…
🩵 Sea: After practice, I’d go home, watch the videos, then practice again. I kept training and building my body up even more…
🩵 Sea: That spinning step… the moment you take a step and start rotating. I still remember the very first time. It honestly felt like the whole world was spinning. I was completely knocked out for an entire day…
🩵 Sea: When I actually performed it together with my brother (Jimmy), the centrifugal force was even stronger than when I practiced with my instructor. The force was multiplied compared to before…
🩵 Sea: Even while I was driving home, my eyes still felt so unfocused and dizzy. It wasn’t until I woke up the next day that everything finally went back to normal…
🩵 Sea: Before every performance, I’d have to train my body in the morning first. I’d practice spinning so my body could get used to it again. After finishing the Pump Boom Boom performance (the previous show), we’d head straight to weight training. Before going on stage, I’d always go through this routine to wake my body up before every single show.
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🩵 Sea: Like I’ve said before “if either one of us makes a bit mistake, it means both of us will fall down together”. The aerial cable is so thin, and it takes the strength of both people to support and balance each other the whole time.
🩵 Sea: After we finished the first performance, I felt… relieved. I told myself, “Hey…we really did it.” That feeling gave me the confidence to give it everything I had in every performance after that…to simply flow with it.