Main building for monks to live in.
This is the main building where monks are living in.
Monks live upstairs and they have ceremonies, chanting,
meals etc. downstairs. This house was purchased on July 2nd,
1996 with 2.95 acres of land.
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This is the sanctuary where monks chant and perform ceremonies on various
occasions. The Buddha Image in the middle named Pra Buddha Chinnaraj
Jamlong which was duplicated from the Original one in Pitsanuloke, Thailand.
This Buddha image is 7 feet tall and 3 feet 9 inches wide. He was
donated by Mr.Prapot - Kunying Suchada Thirawat in 1988 (B.E.2531)
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Recreation Area
There is a small pond right behind the sign. Mr.Preecha
and his wife (Mrs.Sunanda) donated their money to do this.
May they be blessed by the triple Gem
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Luang Poo Toh (Somdej Pra Buddhajariya)
The great venerable monk who lived at the same time as
King Mongkut (Rama IV) His story is so wonderful. The statue
of Luang Poo Toh was donated by Mr.Vibul - Mrs.Appasorn - and their children
(Mr.Paramet and Mr.Ittidet) Yingjaroen on May 9, 1997 (B.E.2540)
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Mrs.Jarunee Pitayothai and some of her Dhamma friends
who donated money to make the Buddha statue standing behind.
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A Gong Gazebo
This Gong donated by Mrs.Jarunee and her friends is 50
in. wide.
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Wat Yarn in snow
In Winter, it's very cold. The temperature may be - 15
C. But the monks are still here.
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A big sign inviting people to donate money to build the
new Assembly Hall which will be constructed soon.
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A bell tower
This bell tower was donated by Grandma Somjai Manochayakorn
on her 80th birthday Anniversary.
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Grandma Somjai Manochayakorn and her children Mrs.Laongtip,
Itthipol, Kamolwet Thupthien, Kotchakorn & Sopon Manochayakorn
had donated their money to buy the bell from Thailand and brought here
in 2002(B.E.2545)
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A big board is used to install the King or Queen's portrait on
their birthdays
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A stage where we use for Thai Dancing, music etc.
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A sign in front of the temple
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An open Gazebo
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A big Mulberry Tree
This tree gives a big shade. You will feel cool
coming to this area. It's located right in front of the Meditation
house.
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Meditation House
This house is used for Meditation Training and Dhamma
Study. It's purchased on April 29th, 1998(2541) with 1.43 acres of
land.
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A shrine of Pramaha Bodhisatva Kuan-im Avalokisesuan
Mr.Natapong Ongsaengkun donated money to build
this shrine in a good memory of his wife - Mrs.Chalanda Ongsaengkun
who passed away together with her son during her 6 month pregnant.
The dedication was made on May 7th, 2005.
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A statue of Pramaha Bodhisatva Kuan-im Avalokisesuan
This statue is 7 feet 3 inches tall. Also, this
statue was donated
by Mr.Natapong Ongsaengkun in order to dedicate
his merit
to his beloved wife - Mrs.Chalanda Ongsaengkun.
But the front statue was donated by Mrs.Bupha Boyd.
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Meditation Cottage
There are totally 4 meditation cottages in the Meditation
Garden. They are 1.Kuti Pakjai(Resting for mind) was donated by Mrs.Sasiwan(Lek)
Temboonnak,....
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2.Klai Gangwon (Far from Worry) was donated by Mr.Apichai
- Hathaichanok - Chanatip Naksomboon, 3.Kon Pontuk( Beyond suffering)was
donated by Mrs.Jarunee Pitayothai and 4.Suk Ura (Happy) was donated
by Mr.Sukri - Wilailak Akrasa.
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Meditation Garden
It looks very beautiful in Summer. If somebody
wants to come here to relax, please feel free to do so. The meditation
garden is open from 8:00 am. to 7:00 pm.
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End of Life
This place is for storing some ashes for the dead people.
It's a good place to recollect the death. Life is too short. So...hurry
up in cultivating your good conducts.
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The Entrance of the temple
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The Exit
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