MA THEIN & GUYS

    There are many gods in Burma. Among those many gods, there are also many monks. I want to write about one of the many beautiful artists selling flowers on the west slope of Shwedagon Pagoda. I don't want to reveal his real name. Let's call him Ma Thein for ease of remembering.     Ma Thein is quite refined among the painters. and speech. Good sense. As well as actions. She started accumulating good things. Therefore, university students bought flowers from her shop.

on weekends On Sundays, Mathein flower shop is full of university students. Ma Thein was very busy in those days. More flowers are sold. At the Great Pagoda, more flowers were offered than usual. University students don't even believe in buying flowers at Mathein's shop. They are still sitting and talking. Staying at Mathein's shop, they still ordered tea and drank it. They also bought and ate betel nuts.Only then did they go to pay their respects to the Lord. They haven't paid the money yet, He had to speak in return.

They did not bow down to the gods, but ended up with Okatha(light respect) . When they arrived at Mathein's shop, they sat down and talked cheerfully. While they were talking like this, a bunch of other university students came up to pray. They entered Mathein shop again. It was difficult because there was nowhere to sit. After that, they had to spread the gold (leaving) to a group of students. They don't wan to leave Ma Thein Shop.

    Thus, Mathein's shop was filled with flower buyers from morning to evening. Mathein also became a gypsy when she was hanging out with all the university students. The love of university students is also great. Even though they say university students indiscriminately, It was just a place for the science and the arts classes. As for the members of the Upasa class(Qualifying ways to university), they can't find anything. Is it because Mathein has great blood? No, Not much! Is it because Ma Thein doesn't do anything? No, not much! Because it was the place of the Science class and Art class, so the members of the court class had their faces shining to enter his shop.