Did you know that Thai people will have a few people understand Buddhism. Thai Buddhists. Not mean that. Must understand the main religion with. And this Giant Pra-buth-ta-roop is not about habits or behavior of Thai people. But it means a spirit of respect. If you move this thing to the Japanese. W...

I think the discussion is interesting. Where would we be without incredible monuments of devotion such as Shwedagon, Pagan, Kamakura and Borobudr? I think we would all be a little poorer as a result. So I think monumental devotional structures certainly have their place. On the other hand, I agree ...

For Thai people who never interested in Buddha. Perhaps this largest thing could make them turn to look. Although not all have the core of Buddhism. But that makes it difficult for people to understand or interest Buddha without incentives. When turned to see what the largest. Dhamma and education ...

“Whoever sees the Dhamma, sees the Buddha.” What is the use of this colossal image? Is the Dhamma any more visible in Thailand due to its construction? Perhaps a huge meditation centre could have been built in its place, but it would probably be empty most of the time. Its just a huge sign of the c...

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Many Thanks to everyone. OK. I will try my best to talk with you all. All places that we called "Small wat" In Thailand like this place , In fact, we would call "SA-THAN-PRA-THI-BUTH-DHAM" instead. Because...there is no "Vihan" and "Bood" (Sorry, I don't know ...

First, I have to tell you all...I am not good in English but I am good enough to be a bhuddish :-) I found this site from Google. and many Thanks to appicchato for this topic. I am a webmaster of http://www.maeserm.com" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; I created the site since...