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Buddhist Monk Ordination Ceremony

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In this short video we take a break from Street Vendor Cooking to show you every step of the traditional Thai ordination ceremony. The people involved are our own family members. It was filmed at the beautiful Nongkhao Village Temple in Kanchanaburi Thailand. We hope you enjoy this video and take the time to leave a comment below.

An ImportFood.com look at the traditional Thai Buddhist monk ordination ceremony


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June 8th, 2010 12:10 PM

Heidi said:

Wow-that was fantastic to watch and see an actual ceremony! How wonderful it is to see all the family involved. Thanks for sharing your family video and best to them both.

June 8th, 2010 2:15 PM

Beverly Meadows said:

I enjoyed the video. It was so colorful. Please keep them coming. Looking forward to seeing them. Bev.

June 10th, 2010 1:24 AM

Alice said:

Thank you for such a beautiful peek into Thai culture and happy occasions! I really enjoy your videos and emails and encourage others to watch them. Thanks Again.

June 10th, 2010 2:05 PM

Steve said:

A very nice video and interesting as I have never seen an ordination of a monk, even though I have been married now for 24 years. I am assuming that the monk in white is NOT yet a monk because the women making an offering is touching his fingers. I will ask my wife if female family members are allowed to touch related monks as I have no sense of how the general rules of females not touching monks apply. I continue to enjoy the few cooking tools I purchased from your store. I imagine I will be able to hand down my ladle to my son as it is a very well made tool and should last several life times. I use the steamer strangely enough more for making Cream Brulea than any other use, but it works for steaming taro very well along with all squash.

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