Wat SridonMoon In ChiangMai - Thailand ~ Meeting Kruba Noi (Part 1).

Kruba Noi a renowned master in Chiang Mai - northern Thailand. Kruba Noi (real name is Plasit GongKam) was born in year BE2494. When Kruba Noi was born, his body was umbilical cord wrapped. According Northern Thailand legend, he will a Buddhist monk and successor of Buddha. When he was 7 years old, he has been sent to temple to learnt Dhamma with Kruba Pad. Therefore he ordained a monk in year BE2507 by name Noi when he was 20 years old. He went to learnt many Dhamma and Visha from 9 Top masters.

 Photos taken with Kruba Noi.

 Kruba Noi in deep consecrated the Holy amulets and Bucha. He took a long time for blessed the Holy items.

 Kruba Noi was applied the Holy powder to the Phra Upakut bucha.

 I received the blessing from Kruba Noi.

 Again, Kruba Noi applied the Holy powder to the other amulets.

 I received the the blessing amulets.

 I also obtained the sacred Copper Yant sheets, the Hand Write Yant by Kruba Noi. All the Copper Yant Sheets were applied Holy powder by Kruba Noi one by one.

 Again, photo taken of me with Kruba Noi.

Received Holy Rope blessing from Kruba Noi - Wat SridonMoon.

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Revisited Wat Thong Sai Of LP Up - In Thailand.

This year July, I went to revisited Wat ThongSai again. During the time of my visited, Great Master LP Up was admitted to hospital because of old age sickness. A month later I received a very sad news, LP Up was officially passed away on 25th August BE2555. 

 The temple gate of Wat ThongSai.

Now the renovations of main Ubosot have been finished. Beside is the Bell Tower.

 The new Vihara of Wat Thong Sai.

 The Shrine building and Lion guardian.

 The LP Up's Kuti.

 The famous Mae NangPim statue, do the offering here and make wishes.

 A man with the Mae Nang Pim amulets at waist.

 Photos taken with the Mae NangPim statues.

 Many White Wine for offering here.

 Close view with many others Holy items.

The dining place.
This photo was taken in March 2011, in memory of the late Great Master LP Up.
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Alms Giving to 10,000 Monks in Hatyai NiphatUthit 3 Rd. 26th August 2012 For International Alms Offering And Mahasanghadana.

This year I took changed for a while to photograph such a big event of International Alms Offering And MahaSanghaDana 2012 in Hatyai. Early on the morning of Sunday 26th August 2012, there will be a mass Alms Giving Ceremony in Hatyai - NiphatUthit 3 Rd. An estimated 10,000 monks and a greater number of laypeople are expected took part of the event. The main road were closed for the event and have 2 places of the offering alms taking part at the same time.

 This big event is organised by Punditrattana Association and above is the poster that you could see everywhere in Hatyai town.

 Many monks were came and Chanting was started.

 Big crowded of laypeople are took part for the event.

 Photos taken around the event before offering alms is start.

 A grand view of the monks.

 The event started with prayers and chanting. This place is one of the intersection of NiphatUthit 3 Rd. just at front of Sakura hotel. Another place of event took part is at intersection Odeon shopping mall.  

 After chanting and a sermon, the offering alms were started. The monks then started to file down the paths between an estimated crowd of 50,000 lay people and the helper.

 Another view of the offering took part at a small road.

 Here is another intersection of event happened at the same time. When I reached here, the offering alms were almost ended.

 Many helper and devotees were helping to cleaned up the road and packed up the offering likes dried food along as well as rice, personal necessities such as soap, shampoo and toothpaste. Much of this dried food will be sent to the monks in the deep south who are unable to leave their temples.

After the ended, the road was back to normal and business start as usual.
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