Rice with soil (Little Rice Grandma) 14 dusk, 9 months

Heat 12 dominate 14.

• Heat (Heat = customary, customary, custom) refers to the 12-month tradition that the northeastern people practice around the lunar year.

• Rule 14 is the moral code of practice, the 14 ethics that are the northeastern way of life.

Overall, that is to say,

👉 "Heat 12" is a tradition practice each month.

👉 "dominate 14" is the way of dominating the people who dominate the city.

📖 Details Heat 12

It is a merit of the month. It is as follows:

1. Month Ai (1) - Merit Into Karma (Hibernation Merit)

2.Yi month (2) - Merit times patio (new paddy merit)

3. Third month (3) - Khao Ji merit (make merit offering Khao Ji to the monks)

4. Fourth month (4) - Merit Vess (Great Sermon)

5.Fifth month (5) - Songkran Merit (New Year Merit Making, Phra Nam)

6. Sixth month (6) - Fire chevron merit (rain request)

7. Seventh month (7) - Boonsuha (Washing Temple, Washing House)

8. Eighth month (8) - Merit Lent (Tian Offering)

9. Ninth month (9) - Rice merit adorning the soil (making merit dedicating late relatives)

10. Ten months (10) - Rice pestle merit (making big merit for the deceased)

11. Eleventh month (11) - Lent merit

12. Twelfth month (12) - Boon Gin

📖 Details 14 are Buddhist principles that are taken by the villagers as a way to live:

1. Dominate yourself to be - know the sum, be careful.

2. Complete domination of the household - have integrity, affection, reconciliation.

3. Dominate the job well - diligent, patient.

4. Dominate the canon - Yom Kippur. Practice the canon.

5. Dominion - Know mercy. Please.

6. Dominate merit - accumulate merit, do good

7. Dominate integrity - keep your word

8. Dominate perseverance - diligence

9. Dominate patience - repressed, not easily angry

10. Dominate shame - fear of sin

11. Dominate gratitude - know your parents, teacher.

12. Dominate justice - not exploit others

13. Dominate kindness - helping others

14. Dominate unity - coexist in harmony.

Summary

• Heat 12 = Period merit work pattern

• Dominate 14 = principles for living

📌 Background of Rice Merit with Clay

• It's one of the northeastern Heat 12.

• It is rooted in the Buddhist doctrine of the world, believing that during Lent, imp and his deceased relatives can be released to visit their children for only one day.

• The children set rice, food, and food, and put them on the ground, to dedicate charity to the deceased.

📅 on what day?

• Done on the 14th evening of the 9th month (according to the lunar)

• It corresponds to one day before the monk's day during Lent.

• One year, done only once

🎯 What are you doing?

1. Devote charity to deceased ancestors, relatives.

2. Assumption. Make merit for the priest in the morning.

3. Reflecting the gratitude of the children to the ancestors.

4. Create unity in the community because every house will be united.

5. Remind of carelessness in life because everyone has to die.

🥢 How to do it (in summary)

• The villagers will wrap food such as rice, fish, taro, oily, banana, candy, etc. 9 wrappers with line medicine, tobacco for the ancients.

• Put in banana leaves. Bundle in small wrappers.

• Put it on the ground, or on the trees around the temple.

• Then some are offered to the monk for merit in the morning.

✨, so the rice merit on the ground is both a Buddhist ritual and a beautiful tradition of piety for the northeast.# Rice merit with soil # Merit rice pestle # Trending # Heat 12 dominates 14 # Northeast tradition