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Herilage tradition refers to the ritual tradition, salakphat is a way of offering alms to monks as well as one of the most popular people of the North. Common in the North and 12 months full moon day (September) to lunar month-kiang. When the temple and the villagers agreed to organize a lottery to be eating
.Prior to herilage The locals will make all the ceremony of the alms of the preparation day 1 this date called "Wanda". Villagers will be alms into a "once in a while" is a basket or a small woven with Tak people for gradurations bamboo) is called. The history of the tradition herilage
The story of a charity lottery. But has the era of the. It is said
."The Buddha made his stamp at chet's day Cathedral one day with Mrs. Kumari, who carry a baby to escape Mrs. Yakkhini, who had the Karma ran into the temple while preaching is therefore included. Therefore, it said, "over and over and over, does not hold reservations as a matter of course," then it's a failure both to misappropriate the money, very lovely woman getting her money, very lovely 5 precepts to misappropriate it to ask, "when to receive the precepts. Meditation will never eat "Mrs. Kumari, she then volunteer to go with it. To earn a living. Mrs. Yakkhinisapsueng's compensation as prophets as Mrs. Kumari, was that water napi. Farming at last year's group of dry farming on Don flood years until Mrs. Kumari is wealthy enough, as the villagers saw State-of-the-art General. She was told to follow the truth. So the villagers have time to do anything they want to question Mrs. Yakkhini first, until people got better as each one
.When people have a better position so it's come to compensate Mrs. to embezzle money, very much are nichon. She's lovely to embezzle the money, very family of God together. But I don't know what it will take to give priests a lottery where it is restaurant (the lottery once in a while). A number of monks it is how much value it depends on their own luck "
.Mrs. Yakkhinini's restaurant, shrinking. It is the first charity lottery in Buddhism.
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