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Thailand Public Holidays, Holidays In Thailand, Buddha Day, Buddhist Ceremony

Thailand Public Holidays, Holidays In Thailand, Buddha Day, Buddhist Ceremony

It was 9 full months after the Buddha got the Enlightenment

, on the full moon day of 6th lunar month, 45 years before the Buddhist era. On the full moon day of the 3rd lunar month, Makha, of the year, 4 special events happened:

Another important event, which happened on the same days (the full moon day of the 3rd lunar month) 44 years later, the last year of the Buddha's life, he decided to 'Parinibbhana', nirvana, leave the mind from the body or die. 3 months after that day (on the full moon day of the six lunar month --- we known as 'Wisakha Bucha Day').

There were 1,250 Sangha followers, that came to see the Buddha that evening without any schedule.

2. All of them were "Arhantas', the Enlightened One, and all of them were ordained by the Buddha himself.

3. The Buddha gave those Arhantas the principles of the Buddhism, called "The Ovadhapatimokha". Those principles are: -- To cease from all evil, -- To do what is good, -- To cleanse one's mind;

4. It was the full moon day.

ACTIVITIES TO BE OBSERVED ON MAKHA BUCHA DAY

TAM BUN: Making merit by going to temples for special observances, making merit, listening to Dhamma preaching, giving some donations and join in the other Buddhist activities.

RAB SEEHN: Keeping the Five Precepts, including abstinence from alcoholic drinks and all kinds of immoral acts.

TAK BAARD: Offering food to the monks and novices (in the alm bowl). Practice of renuciation: Observe the Eight Precepts, practice of meditation and mental discipline, stay in the temple, wearing white robes, for a number of days.

WIEN THIEN: Attending the Candle Light Procession around the Uposatha Hall, in the evening of this full moon day

by: Naveen Kumar
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