The Great God, Lord Brahma, bestowing blessings

#GetDiscountNotDependingOnLuck Join in paying homage to “Thao Maha Phrom” in honor of Her Royal Highness Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn’s 67th birthday for good fortune The great god, Thao Maha Phrom, in the blessing posture The 5 faces are full of the virtues of an ariya person, according to the belief that an ariya person means an excellent person. In Buddhism, it is believed that the status of an ariya person can be determined by abandoning the fetters (defilements that bind beings) in the realm. Whoever abandons a little is a lower-level ariya person. Whoever abandons a lot is a higher-level ariya person. Whoever abandons all of them is an arahant. There are 10 fetters, compared to the parts that an ariya person abandons in order as follows: The first face is the Sotapanna, abandoning the following: 1. Sakkaya Ditthi – the view that the body belongs to oneself 2. Vicikiccha – doubting whether the Vatthana Trai is truly good 3. Silapathaparamas – believing in witchcraft rituals When reaching the Sotapanna stage, one must still be reborn no more than 7 times before attaining Nirvana, which is the Arahant stage. The 2nd face is the Sakadagami stage, leaving the Sotapanna stage, but the mind is more free from lust, anger, and delusion. When reaching the Sakadagami stage, one will be reborn only once more. The 3rd face is the Anagami stage, leaving the Sotapanna stage, the Sakadagami stage, and the other 2, Kama-raka – attachment to sensual desires, and Pati-ghā – displeasure. When reaching the Anagami stage, one will abandon household life, practice celibacy, and after death, one will be reborn in the Brahma world. The 4th face is the Arahant stage. And the Sotapanna, Sakadagami, Anagami and 5 more: Ruparaga – attachment to form, such as liking beautiful things Aruparaga – attachment to formless things, such as praise Mana – attachment to the self, such as attachment to the monastic status Uddhacca – mental agitation, lack of peace Avijja – ignorance of the four noble truths When attaining Arahantship, if one dies, one will not be reborn And the 5th face is the Bodhisattva or Bodhisattva, which is an Ariya person who practices the virtues of Dharma, dedicating himself to helping animals in suffering and will become enlightened as a Buddha in the future who continues to practice virtue to become enlightened as a Buddha in the future #Lord Brahma Wat Intharawihan #Wat Intharawihan #Lord Brahma in the blessing posture #bomiko travels #ask for blessings