The dug whole for the Luk Nimit
Little sculptures in the grass
Wat Phu Luang a Phra Ubosot in construction
Entrance shield to Wat Phu Luang
On the night market in Loei city
Market stall for selling roasted duck and knuckle…
Food stalls at the night market
Market vendor sells northern gastronomic specialit…
Heavy rain cloud over Kaeng Ton
Roundabout and the drop bar
Quiet place Kaeng Ton
At the riverside of the Maenam Huang
Baan Pak Huay at Maenam Huang
Century plants with styrofoam protections
Nāga steps to Phra That Satcha in Tha Li
Mountain view over Loei's province
Thailand's mountain province
Return home from fieldwork
Wat Pa Huoy Lad
Baan Doen city near Dansai
Walk through the bamboo wood land
Farmers bring home bamboo bars
Welcome scene after six years
Ogoh Ogoh main purpose
The running monster
Audience at the other road side
Young boys are the porters
The procession passes
Balinese young ladies
Short time before beginning
Looking for a good position
Old Balinese woman
Buyan Lake
Pura Dan Terima Kasih
Gitgit waterfall
Fun at the Gitgit waterfall
Fun at the Gitgit waterfall
Fun at the Gitgit waterfall
Small fall beside the Gitgit waterfall
Just married
Balinese roofers
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan temple
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan temple
Pura Ulun Danu Bratan temple
Buddhist stupa at Pura Ulun Danu Bratan
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Luk Nimit ลูกนิมิต, the temples cannon balls
Before work starts on a new temple, nine holes are to dug: eight at the cardinal points, the ninth beneath where the principal Buddha statue will be placed. Luk Nimit (Thai: ลูกนิมิต), round stones the size of a cannonball, are placed in to these holes during a religious ceremony. Eight Sema stones are then placed over those Luk Nimit which are situated at the cardinal points. Double (or even triple) Bai Sema signify that the phra ubosot has been rebuilt or that the temple has a Royal connection.
Parts of a Bai Sema are described in Thailand as being body parts: "neck", "shoulders", "chest", "hips" and "stomach".
Parts of a Bai Sema are described in Thailand as being body parts: "neck", "shoulders", "chest", "hips" and "stomach".
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