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Kgawpradabdin philanthropy. Heat is traditionally one of the twelve. Made popular in the waning days of the 14th lunar month, known as the Nine Months Nine Boon Boon Kgawpradabdin. Acknowledgments are made to the charity dedicated to imp (some residents called the Northeast ¼ O).Kgawpradabdin sweet and savory rice, betel and tobacco wrapped in banana leaves, banana placed under the tree. Hanging by the branches. Along the temple walls. (The east wall of ancient temple called Wat's death), or placed on the ground."Wrapped Rice" and invite the spirits of relatives. Lunch to be presented to monks and dedicate merit to the dead by a drop of water (pour) to them.

Merit-making traditions in clay jewelry rice heater twelve popular in day nine-month 14, also known as the nine-month juicy. Bun bun is clay jewelry making rice in order to make charity part dedicated to the spirit of a dead (some people called phe.) Rice and rice clay jewelry: the sweet smell of food comes piece pool table. Cigarette pack with banana bananas placed on the hanging tree twigs as South as the wall going to Temple (ancient East wall is called WAT tai that measure), or placed on the ground. "Wrapped in a little rice" with invited relatives to bring the spirit of friendship to give to monks and novices, offering dedicated to the best charity dead by water to drip (water bed).

the merit of rice land is draped in tradition one ฮีต thirty-two popular camping 14 days in month nine months nine merit or called merit decorative rice land to Luang Pu's students would ask him to do the merits to which appeared (the inhabitants of the Northeast, and some place called urn).Decorative rice land, sweet rice and fish wrapped in banana leaves with a หมากพลู smoking bananas to place under the tree with hanging branches of trees in accordance with the wall of a monastery (Northeast of ancient temple walls, called ต้าย temple) or put it in the ground"at least a bundle of rice, with the spirit of his friends and relatives invited to bring food and to divide unto Buddhist monk novices, and then dedicate the merits to the deceased by water drops (to pour water) to go to.