Suan Mokh Bangkok is hosting several religious activities on New Year’s Eve. photo courtesy of Buddhadasa Indapanyo Archives
Devout Buddhists are invited to say goodbye to 2020 in a calm way and start 2021 with mindfulness through a series of religious activities at the Buddhadasa Indapanyo Archives, or Suan Mokh Bangkok, on Thursday and Friday.
Called “Pee Mai Chewit Mai Duay Chai Thee Sa-ngop Yen Lae Pen Prayot”, the two-day event aims to encourage all Buddhists to start the New Year in a way that is both calm and…
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