Buddhist Nun Pays Respects to Revered Isan Monks
Buddhist nun Mae Tap Bun-sin led a delegation to honor two senior forest monks in Udon Thani and Nong Bua Lamphu provinces. The visit focused on receiving Dhamma guidance, expressing gratitude, and reinforcing the monastic lineage. Organizers said the merit-making brought peace, happiness, and stronger spiritual resolve to all attendees.
Mae Tap Bun-sin (Chotipanno) and her entourage traveled to pay homage to their revered teachers: Phra Ajahn Tui (Phra Khru Baideeka Kritsana Kittiyano), abbot of Wat Pa Annyawimok (Wat Pa Ban Bong) in Udon Thani, and Luang Pu In at Wat Tham Khlong Phle in Nong Bua Lamphu. The visit aimed to express gratitude, receive Dhamma teachings, and strengthen their spiritual practice while preserving the Buddhist lineage.
This auspicious occasion allowed them to exchange Dhamma insights, listen to sermons, and receive guidance to apply in daily life, bolstering their resolve in meditation. It also fostered harmonious relations within the Buddhist monastic community.
The act of paying respects reflects deep gratitude toward their teachers and a commitment to propagate Buddhism, safeguarding the valuable Dhamma teachings. Through the power of merit, all participants gained happiness, prosperity, peaceful minds, steadfast morality, and lasting blessings.
