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Bun Kgawpradabdin During the month of September (the 14th waning day of the ninth month).

 

The importance of merit-making tradition It is a tradition held to pay tribute to those who have passed away. and to dedicate charity to the beasts of the underworld or the devil.

 

1. On the waning day of the 13th day of the ninth lunar month, villagers will prepare boiled rice, snacks, sweet savory dishes, betel nuts and cigarettes.

 

2. On the 14th day of the waning moon of the ninth lunar month, villagers will go to the temple from 4 a.m. to bring the prepared items into a krathong or sew it into a wrap like unearthed rice. and distribute them around the temple area by placing it on the ground or someone buries the ground

 

3. Villagers go home to prepare food and make merit at the temple again. When the monks finish the morning, they will preach the merit of Khao Pradub Din.

 

In ancient times, he wrote in the book of celebration that "When Maha Moggallana inserted the earth into Hell and visited Hell, in which he was slaughtered in different lands When he arrived, he put out the fire of hell. Hell beasts do not suffer karma. When he returned to the human world, the beasts of the underworld ordered him to tell his earthly relatives.

 

And made some donations to charity When Monk Mokkallan returned to the Indian subcontinent, he announced this news to the people. which that day falls on the day of the end of the ninth lunar month (the waning day of the fifteenth lunar month), so it is considered a day to make merit.

 

The reason why the ceremony had to be performed early in the morning was because it was believed that Phaya Yomarat had let the ghost of Pratt have only 2 hours to live on the human world from 4 a.m. to 6 a.m. and had to place the Thai alms on the ground in order for Pret to accept it easily. without any formalities will not return in time.