The Life of Ajatasattu (Ajatashatru)

Panjavakee - The first 5 disciples of Buddha.

Isipatana(Sarnarth) / Arahant(Arhat) / Tathagata / Uruvelkassapa

Howdah(Hauda)

Kleshas / Trivisa

Samsara / Tilakkhana(Anicca)

Jatulariyasat(Caturariyasaccani / Four Noble Truths) / Shakku(The Sight)

Sotapanna / Ratana-ttaya(Triple Gems) / Upasaka and Upasika / Dharma

Anubupapikta 5 - A sermon that preach deeper and deeper contents from a simple subject. To polish listener's manners to be refined, until ready to understsand the core of Dharma.

1. Talk of giving, liberality and charity.

2. Talk of morality and righteousness.

3. Talk of heavenly pleasures.

4. Talk of the disadvantages of sensual pleasures.

5. Talk of the benifits of renouncing sensual pleasures.

Sarana(Take refuge) / Dharma / Sangha

Nimon - Word of Invitation use for Sangha. / Weruwan(The First Temple)

Taksinawat(Clockwise in Buddhism) - It is often used in Buddhism and Brahmanism's traditions in the form of worship and pray respect. Walking or turning 3 times to the right around any object or person. It is considered a great merit and auspiciouus thing in life. (For example when the writer ordained as a monk. I have to walk with villagers around "Boath"(Ordination Hall) of the temple 3 times clockwise before going inside). Ancient Indians belived that if you walk right around the object 3 times, it will be equivalent to walking around the triple gems, the Buddha / Dharma / Sangha. But if walking around the person, in addition to those who circulated, that person will receive merit and auspicious things for their lives. The person circles will also receive merit and good fortune.

Sa-dhu = Good. Be so. Salute. Pay respect to. Pay homage to. Pray. Grateful.

Anumotana - Rejoicing. Showing appreciation for the merits or good deeds done by others.

Pattiya / Anuruddha / Ananda / Pakku / Kimpila / Devadatta / Upali / Yasodhara

Putuchon - Person with strong desires who have full of Kleshas.

Rith= Power / Phra = Monk

 

Genuine 1st hand consecrated.

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