Songkhla usually during the Buddhist Lent period. Candles will be offered to the temple. But the famous temple in Songkhla Post a merit sign in southern language that reads, “Tiansa, Young Lui Lei, Yom Wai Solar Cell instead.”
Who has passed in front of Wat Liap lately? in downtown Songkhla Must be eye-catching with the large southern language sign attached to the wall of the temple. But if it’s not a southerner If you are not familiar with the local dialect, you might be confused.
This sign can be translated into the middle language as “Candle Candles. There are many more. Ask relatives to offer solar cells instead. with a sign to serve as an example for your relatives as well
This sign is not the first sign written in the southern language. Because in the past, the temple has always written signs to publicize the activities of the temple in the local language. for people in the area or people in the south who have seen it to read easy to understand and with the charm of the southern language It will create a buzz every time the temple signs up in the local language.
Provost Nophakitkosol Abbot of Wat Liab who wrote all the signs themselves, said that the reason for writing this sign because now the temple turns to use solar cells instead of neon lights Solar cells are installed throughout the temple area to save costs. which saves a lot of electricity bills Therefore, I would like to recommend to my relatives who have faith and intend to buy candles to present to the temple during the Buddhist Lent season. I want to change to solar cells instead. because the temple can be used immediately In addition, now the Buddhist Lent candles that relatives have brought to the temple There are still many left unused. – Thai News Agency
Source: Thai News Agency