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About Bouk Ok Pansa
Bouk Ok Pansa will be celebrated on September 1st every Year. It marks the end of the Buddhist lent and falls on the full moon of the eleventh lunar month. This is a day of joyful celebration and merit-making. For many families, it is also the day they welcome a son back into the home and celebrate his successful completion of a term in the temple. The day falls on the full moon of the eighth lunar month. This is a time for contemplation and meditation for monk. The candles will burn throughout the rainy season. The large candles that are made and given to the temple to create illumination in the belief that such a gift will likewise illuminate the mind. The Candle Festival is the province's most popular annual event. The cerebration of the beginning of Buddhist Lent is marked by the ceremony of presenting candles to the monks.
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