The tenth month; on the full moon day, 15 days from the ceremony of placing food onto the ground, there is actually a ceremony for giving food to ghosts. Some might say that is a farewell to the ghosts i.e. invitation for eating on the last day of the ninth month, then farewell meal on the day that is the middle of the tenth month. In some places, during the ceremony, people do write their names the piece of paper (called "Sa Lark") then put it into the monks' bowl. When the monk saw the Sa Lark, he then calls the tray owner to offer the prepared food to ghosts. There is a saying;
- "The tenth month has arrived, let's prepare the giving Make it two sets of them Wish the ghost got these giving Let's hope we'd reach Nirvana"
The eleventh month; there is a ceremony when the 3-month Buddhist Lent is ended. The monks have to perform the offering services. There are full of illuminations, prepared using the tin or coconut shell containing various kinds oil; coconut oil, castor oil, and pork oil, shining at temples all night. The lamps can be made from paper cut in various shapes containing illumination inside. This lamp is another kind of artistic work competition. In the following morning, there is a traditional "Tak Bart Te Wo" (giving alms to monks). At some temples, there may be preparation for "Kao Tib" (magic rice) or even a boat race. As siad;
- "It is now the eleventh month This is the when the Lord Buddha used to go through and come back The 3-month rainy season is over, now it is time to leave So called the End of the Buddhist Lent"
The twelfth month; there is a religious ceremony called Khatin, of which the period begins on the first night of the waning moon, the eleventh month until mid of the twelfth month. There are fireworks and boat races called "Suang Hua". The races are meant to be the commemoration of the fifteen families of Naga kings, especially Naga king name Pa Ya Fa Ngum who brought up the Tripitaka (the three parts of Buddha teachings) from the city of Indra Pata (Cambodia). As said;
- "In this month, we should do boating To wprship the Naga kings used to live underneath the surface"
In some places, there may be a ceremony of giving the wax castle after the Khatin. Some families may give cottons for monks to make the blanket.
The tenth month; on the full moon day, 15 days from the ceremony of placing food onto the ground, there is actually a ceremony for giving food to ghosts. Some might say that is a farewell to the ghosts i.e. invitation for eating on the last day of the ninth month, then farewell meal on the day that is the middle of the tenth month. In some places, during the ceremony, people do write their names the piece of paper (called "Sa Lark") then put it into the monks' bowl. When the monk saw the Sa Lark, he then calls the tray owner to offer the prepared food to ghosts. There is a saying;
- "The tenth month has arrived, let's prepare the giving Make it two sets of them Wish the ghost got these giving Let's hope we'd reach Nirvana"
The eleventh month; there is a ceremony when the 3-month Buddhist Lent is ended. The monks have to perform the offering services. There are full of illuminations, prepared using the tin or coconut shell containing various kinds oil; coconut oil, castor oil, and pork oil, shining at temples all night. The lamps can be made from paper cut in various shapes containing illumination inside. This lamp is another kind of artistic work competition. In the following morning, there is a traditional "Tak Bart Te Wo" (giving alms to monks). At some temples, there may be preparation for "Kao Tib" (magic rice) or even a boat race. As siad;
- "It is now the eleventh month This is the when the Lord Buddha used to go through and come back The 3-month rainy season is over, now it is time to leave So called the End of the Buddhist Lent"
The twelfth month; there is a religious ceremony called Khatin, of which the period begins on the first night of the waning moon, the eleventh month until mid of the twelfth month. There are fireworks and boat races called "Suang Hua". The races are meant to be the commemoration of the fifteen families of Naga kings, especially Naga king name Pa Ya Fa Ngum who brought up the Tripitaka (the three parts of Buddha teachings) from the city of Indra Pata (Cambodia). As said;
- "In this month, we should do boating To wprship the Naga kings used to live underneath the surface"
In some places, there may be a ceremony of giving the wax castle after the Khatin. Some families may give cottons for monks to make the blanket.
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The tenth month; on the full moon day, 15 days from the ceremony of placing food onto the ground, there is actually a ceremony for giving food to ghosts. Some might say that is a farewell to the ghosts i.e. invitation for eating on the last day of the ninth month, then farewell meal on the day that is the middle of the tenth month. In some places, during the ceremony, people do write their names the piece of paper (called "Sa Lark") then put it into the monks' bowl. When the monk saw the Sa Lark, he then calls the tray owner to offer the prepared food to ghosts. There is a saying;
- "The tenth month has arrived, let's prepare the giving Make it two sets of them Wish the ghost got these giving Let's hope we'd reach Nirvana"
The eleventh month; there is a ceremony when the 3-month Buddhist Lent is ended. The monks have to perform the offering services. There are full of illuminations, prepared using the tin or coconut shell containing various kinds oil; coconut oil, castor oil, and pork oil, shining at temples all night. The lamps can be made from paper cut in various shapes containing illumination inside. This lamp is another kind of artistic work competition. In the following morning, there is a traditional "Tak Bart Te Wo" (giving alms to monks). At some temples, there may be preparation for "Kao Tib" (magic rice) or even a boat race. As siad;
- "It is now the eleventh month This is the when the Lord Buddha used to go through and come back The 3-month rainy season is over, now it is time to leave So called the End of the Buddhist Lent"
The twelfth month; there is a religious ceremony called Khatin, of which the period begins on the first night of the waning moon, the eleventh month until mid of the twelfth month. There are fireworks and boat races called "Suang Hua". The races are meant to be the commemoration of the fifteen families of Naga kings, especially Naga king name Pa Ya Fa Ngum who brought up the Tripitaka (the three parts of Buddha teachings) from the city of Indra Pata (Cambodia). As said;
- "In this month, we should do boating To wprship the Naga kings used to live underneath the surface"
In some places, there may be a ceremony of giving the wax castle after the Khatin. Some families may give cottons for monks to make the blanket.
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