Thank You with Gratitude, Appreciation, and Respect

I am going to end this tour with a BIG “thank you” for being interested in learning and understanding The Teachings of The Buddha. It was a pleasure to share these Teachings with you, and provide you this tour of Wat Umong.

There are many other aspects of this Temple that I did not share with you, so you might decide to look around and explore on your own. However, this tour encompasses all the major areas of the Temple.

I like to end each time I share The Teachings of The Buddha with Students with a “thank you” because, by your learning, reflecting on, and practicing The Teachings of The Buddha, this is the most beneficial thing you could ever do for yourself, those close to you, and all of humanity.

Because as you become a more loving, kind, warm, and gentle individual who lives in peace and without harming others, this is helping you, those close to you, and all of humanity.

So, “thank you” for your contribution to learning, growing, and developing into a better human being who is choosing to not cause harm to others.

When individuals come to a Temple, they sometimes choose to offer support through sharing their time, effort, energy, or resources. The Buddha taught the practice of generosity, giving and sharing without any expectation of anything in return, in order to train the mind to “let go”. It is the mind holding on, craving and clinging, wanting and expecting, that is causing the mind to experience discontent feelings such as sadness, anger, frustration, irritation, annoyance, guilt, shame, fears, boredom, loneliness, shyness, jealousy, resentment, stress, anxiety, etc. It is through training the mind to “let go”, that one can completely eliminate 100% of all discontent feelings.

The Buddha taught meditation, and several other techniques, to train the mind to “let go”. Giving and sharing one’s time, effort, energy, and resources to help others, without any expectation of anything in return, helps train the mind to “let go”, thus, working to eliminate one’s discontent feelings. In addition, by supporting a Temple, you are supporting the ability for people to gain access to The Teachings of The Buddha, receiving assistance and guidance in developing a better life.

If you have offered your support to our Temple or me, in any way, we sincerely appreciate your kindness and generosity. Your support helps us, to help you and many others around the world.

If you would like to join us for classes to learn more, either in-person or online, you are welcome to attend any of our classes, courses, or retreats at no cost. You will find our events calendar by scanning the QR code or by visiting the website BuddhaDailyWisdom.com. You can learn here in Thailand, in other parts of the world where I teach, or through the live stream of our events. No matter where you are in the world, if you have an internet connection, you are able to learn The Teachings of The Buddha and the better way of life he taught.

We sincerely appreciate your visit to Thailand and Wat Umong. I wish you a meaningful and joyful day in Chiang Mai as you explore all that it has to offer.

Take care and be well, and may you discover the peace and joy of the Enlightened mind.

Support our efforts to share The Teachings of Gotama Buddha with you and worldwide for all people using this link.
https://www.buddhadailywisdom.com/supportbuddha

Wat Umong
  1. Welcome to Wat Umong
  2. The Practice of Generosity - Gift Shop
  3. What is a Buddhist Temple? - Map of Temple Complex
  4. Who was Siddhartha Gotama and What is a Buddha?
  5. Buddha Statues
  6. What Do People Do at a Forest Temple?
  7. The Symbolism of a Lotus Flower
  8. Deep Meditation
  9. Mother Earth
  10. Temple Markers
  11. Learning Thai Culture - The Main Hall of the Temple
  12. History of Thai People and Different Styles of Buddha Statues
  13. What Are The Teachings of The Buddha?
  14. Merging of Buddhism and Thai Astrology
  15. Serpent King (Nagas)
  16. What is a Stupa and a Chedi?
  17. The Tunnels
  18. King Ashoka Pillar
  19. Thai Cemetery
  20. Thank You with Gratitude, Appreciation, and Respect