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Tradition of Ordination for Buddhism monkshood
Ordination is a tradition to succeed Buddhism and is practiced in every region of Thailand. ... The ordination ceremony is successfully performed inside the Buddhist temple vicinity. Mostly the ordination is conducted before the Buddhist Lent so that the person can be a monk throughout a lent. Ordination is a strong Thai tradition. ...
Ordination
ºÇª¾ÃÐ or "BUAT PHRA" means ceremony to become a monk.
Ordination is an important part of life in thai society. ...
Six days before the ordination, the layman shall go to the temple, participates to all activities of the monks but is not still a monk. ... The day before ordination, a feast is organised. ...
On the ordination day the head is shaved. ...
Ordination
ºÇª¾ÃÐ or "BUAT PHRA" means ceremony to become a monk. ...
In the early morning of the ordination ceremony, the family invites monks and offer them a meal. ...
The candidates answer to questions asked by the priest ("UPACHANA" - ÍػѪ¬ÒÂì) who officiates at the ordination ceremony.
Approximate Word count = 922
Approximate Pages = 3.7
(250 words per page double spaced)
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