Making merit on the day of Lent🥰😍✅

Background on the day of Lent

Lent is a particular practice of Buddhist discipline, called Pawanana. It is a type of verbal motion prescribed by the Discipline. The motion gives monks who live together throughout the quarter the opportunity to warn and point out their shortcomings equally with each other's good minds. It gives the admonished monks the opportunity to recognize their shortcomings and to correct them further.

On the day of Lent, the Buddha is a good opportunity to enter the temple for charitable treatment for the priests who intend to do it and do it for the end of the Lent on this day. And on the day after the day of Lent, the day after the day of Lent, the day after the month of 11, the Buddha in Thailand also likes to make a great merit, called Lap Sanctevo or Lap Sanctevorojana. It is a kind of merit to commemorate the important events in the history of Buddha that says that on the day after the day of Lent, the Buddha has returned from his mother Buddha in the 7th year, and then came down to Sangkran City with a view of the world. Open all three worlds too

In addition, during the period of Lent from the first evening of the 11th month to the 15th evening of the 12th month, it is considered to be the time of Kathinawat discipline. It is the time when Thai Buddhists will participate in the annual Kathin work in various temples, which is considered another merit-winning charity.

The importance of the day of Lent

The date of Lent is the date of the end of the three-month period (from the date of Lent). It is also called the date of the Great Buddha. The word "Pawana" means "Allow or Allow." On this day of Lent, the monks will perform a ceremony called the Great Buddha. It will allow the monks to warn each other. During Lent, some monks may have defects that need to be corrected. Giving others to warn will make them know their defects, and it will also allow them to question each other's doubts.

Activities on the day of Lent

Philanthropy is dedicated to the late Yat.

Go to the temple to practice. Listen to the sermon.

Participate in the Event of Evo or Evo Evo (1 evening, 11 months)

Wipe the houses clean, adorn the national flag in the buildings and government facilities, and adorn the national flag and the Dharma flag in the temples and Buddhist landmarks.