This is the first part of the three-part train-the-trainer continuum (T 3, or T-Cubed) in the Boy Scouts of America. The course introduces teaching techniques and skills to new Scout trainers but is also designed to help all Scouters, regardless of their experience, present effective training.
Thailand lies between Cambodia, Myanmar, and Laos, with the Gulf of Thailand to its south. Its culture mixes strong Indian influences, Chinese traditions, and elements that are uniquely Thai.With its diverse geography, friendly people, and stunning scenery, the âLand of a Thousand Smilesâ is a must-see destination in South East Asia.uring the 1980s and 1990s, however, Thailand saw a resurgence in local culture and traditions. Although there is still a strong national identity, local food, dances, music, celebrations, and beliefs have begun to play a more important role in Thai life.
As you travel around Thailand, you will likely visit several Buddhist temples. In many of the Thai Buddhist temples, you will see Chinese fortune sticks, traditionally referred to as kau cim or chien tung. Chinese fortune sticks are a type of fortune telling practice, with origins in China.It was later brought to Thailand with the influx of Chinese immigrants.ach piece of paper relates a fortune for the future. How Devotees use Chinese Fortune Sticks. When entering a Thai Buddhist temple, supplicants first kneel and pray to the Buddha icon or deity. They then shake a cylinder holding the fortune sticks, until one stick emerges.