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16-04-12, 05:26 PM #1
Songkran in Berlin/Germany
There where also some Songkran Activities in the Thai Wats here in Berlin.
We attended them yesterday on Sunday 15th April 2012.
Here are some Pictures of the Ceremonies:
Giving Food Offerings to the Monks ตักบาตร
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There also attended some Comedy-Stars from Thailand the Ceremonies, from famous Comedy-Family "Chuanchuen" ชวนชื่น
Jim, Jazz and Hack Chuanchuen จิ้ม , แจ๋ส & แฮ็ค ชวนชื่น
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Gif and Joy Chuanchuen กิ๊ฟ & จอย ชวนชื่น
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Mahindrasarath (17-04-12), Marie (16-04-12), PeaBrain (16-04-12), Wolfy (18-04-12), xfiles20001999 (17-04-12), yy (16-04-12)
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16-04-12, 05:28 PM #2
Re: Songkran in Berlin/Germany
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17-04-12, 04:04 AM #3
Re: Songkran in Berlin/Germany
I think we did the same thing here,but I neva do it inlife, they supposed to give water(bathing) to their parents also, They're the living statues! Whatever it's a beautiful culture has been root inside our people for a long time.
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djaidee (17-04-12)
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17-04-12, 05:11 AM #4
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Thanks D. It is most interesting to see what other countries Wats and temple goers look like. How about the rest of you out there in the big world? Posts and pictures please!
Last edited by Marie; 17-04-12 at 12:35 PM. Reason: edited 1 word, as requested by PBrain
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djaidee (17-04-12)
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17-04-12, 05:21 AM #5
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Oh!!! The Buddha standing with hands crossed contemplating is my birthday, Sunday. The Buddha stood for at least seven days (depending on the source) meditating with his eyes open looking at the Bodhi tree right after his enlightenment. It is the metal statue to the right of the Monk.
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djaidee (17-04-12)
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17-04-12, 02:06 PM #6
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What a coincidence PeaBrain, I was born on a Sunday as well and that's my Buddha-Statue too
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