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because the people of northeast thailand have a deep belief that fire-known in thai as"fai"-possesees the power to kill devils and cast out hardship,fire figures prominently in most of the region's customs.
AMong these is the lai ruea fai festival,literally translated as the illuminated boat procession,which coincides with the fifteenth night of the waxing moon of the 11 lunar month.
There are several legends about the origins of lai ruea fai but actual truth remains a mystery.
According to an ancient buddhist legend,the festival's main objective is to pay respects to a footprint of the lord buddha found on the banks of the nammatanti river in india,where nagas the gigantic snakeshaped creatures of legend were said to live in the water. as the legend has it,the nagas invited the buddha to visit their subterranean homeland and asked him to give them a sermon. before the buddha left,they also asked him to leave an imprint of his foot in the moist soil on the bank.from then on,angels,human beings and animals all came to the holy spot to pay respects to the buddha's footprint.
Yet another ancient legend maintains that the festival was initiated to commemorate the buddha's return to earth after preaching to his mother in heaven during the three-month buddhist rains retreat.
How ever, what we do known for certain is the fact that the objective of the festival is to make merit by placing donations for poor people living along the liver in blazing boats
In ancient time,the people of nakhon phanom would join hands with monks several weeks prior to ok phansa day to build and decorate boats made of banana trees and bamboo. This not only served the purpose of reinforcing unity in the community but also encouraged people to be creative. The boat were beautifully decorated with many different shapes,including,nagas,garudas,swans and other religious emblems. Consumer goods and comestibles intended for poor people and other in need were then placed in the boats, including clothes,blankts,fruit and food.
The illuminated boat procession normally took place at night. A crowd would gather along the banks of the mekhong river to celebrate the festival. The boat would then be lit and let free to float gently down the river and out of sight. A long the way,the people in the next village along would pull the boats to the side and collect their contents.
Unfortunately, lai ruea fai was discontinued in 1975 following a political upheaval in laos, the impact of which overflowed into thailand.

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Because The People of Northeast thailand Have a Deep belief that Fire-Known in Thai As "Fai" -possesees The Power to Kill Devils and cast out hardship, Fire figures prominently in Most of The region's Customs.
Among these is The Lai Ruea Fai Festival. , literally Translated As The illuminated Boat Procession, which coincides with The fifteenth Night of The Waxing Moon of The 11 Lunar month.
There are Several Legends About The Origins of Lai Ruea Fai but Actual Truth Remains a Mystery.
According to an Ancient buddhist legend,. the festival's main objective is to pay respects to a footprint of the lord buddha found on the banks of the nammatanti river in india, where nagas the gigantic snakeshaped creatures of legend were said to live in the water. as the legend has it, the nagas invited the buddha to visit their subterranean homeland and asked him to give them a sermon. Before The Buddha left, they also Asked Him to leave an imprint of His Foot in The Moist Soil on The Bank.from then on, angels, Human Beings and Animals Came to The Holy Spot all to pay respects to The Buddha's footprint.
Yet another Ancient legend Maintains that The Festival was initiated to commemorate The Buddha's Return to Earth After preaching to His Mother in Heaven during The Three-month buddhist rains Retreat.
How Ever, What we do Known for Certain is The Fact that The Objective of The Festival is. to Make Merit by placing Donations for poor People Living Along The Liver in blazing Boats.
In Ancient time, The People of Nakhon Phanom with Monks Several weeks would Join Hands Prior to OK Phansa Day Made of Banana Boats to Build and Decorate Trees and Bamboo. This not only served the purpose of reinforcing unity in the community but also encouraged people to be creative. The boat were beautifully decorated with many different shapes, including, nagas, garudas, swans and other religious emblems. Consumer goods and comestibles intended for poor and Other People in Need were then Placed in The Boats, including Clothes, Blankts, Fruit and Food.
The illuminated Boat Procession normally took Place at Night. A crowd would gather along the banks of the mekhong river to celebrate the festival. The boat would then be lit and let free to float gently down the river and out of sight. A long The Way, The People in The Village next to The Boats Along The Side would pull and collect their contents.
Unfortunately, Ruea Lai Fai was Discontinued in 1975 following a political upheaval in in Laos, which overflowed Into The Impact of thailand.

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Because the people of northeast Thailand have a deep belief that fire-known in Thai as "Fai" - possesees the power to kill. Devils and cast, out hardship fire figures prominently in most of the region 's customs.
AMong these is the Lai ruea FAI. Festival literally translated, as the illuminated, boat procession which coincides with the fifteenth night of the waxing. Moon of the 11 lunar month.
.There are several legends about the origins of Lai ruea Fai but actual truth remains a mystery.
According to an ancient. Buddhist, legend the festival 's main objective is to pay respects to a footprint of the Lord Buddha found on the banks of. The nammatanti River, in India where nagas the gigantic snakeshaped creatures of legend were said to live in the water. As. The legend, has it