He saw discrepancies between the conduct of the monks and Buddhist monastic code, and was frustrated that the meditation techiniques that they practiced and taught--known as khathaa aakhom or wichaa aakhom--was not in line with canonical Buddhist doctrine.
He saw discrepancies between the conduct of the monks and Buddhist monastic code. This form of meditation--known as khathaa aakhom or wichaa aakhom--was heavily influenced by Thai folk beliefs, and was seen as an adulteration of canonical Buddhist doctrine.