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This is the Sri Lankan's Most Popular & Leading Monthly International Buddhist Magazine, “Mettavalokanaya” on January - 2020 Edition - 28. “Mettavalokanaya” International Buddhist Magazine has been successfully distributed to 40 countries worldwide. Specially distributed to Overseas High Buddhist Monks, Masters, Nuns, Worldwide famous Buddhist Monasteries & Associations, International Buddhist conferences and Forums. “Mettavalokanaya” International Monthly Buddhist Magazine has been awarded as the “2018 - The Global Buddhist Ambassador Award” from Thailand as the World’s Best and Most popular Buddhist Magazine. The Mettavalokana Buddhist Publications Centre is a registered Buddhist Publications Centre in Sri Lanka and has received many International accolades. Our publications are absolutely free of charge to general public. The magazine comprises of special articles on Buddhism written by leading Buddhist Monks from foreign countries. “Mettavalokanaya” is currently been published in English and includes full color 52 pages.
This is the Sri Lankan's Most Popular & Leading Monthly International Buddhist Magazine, “Mettavalokanaya” on January - 2020 Edition - 28. “Mettavalokanaya” International Buddhist Magazine has been successfully distributed to 40 countries worldwide. Specially distributed to Overseas High Buddhist Monks, Masters, Nuns, Worldwide famous Buddhist Monasteries & Associations, International Buddhist conferences and Forums. “Mettavalokanaya” International Monthly Buddhist Magazine has been awarded as the “2018 - The Global Buddhist Ambassador Award” from Thailand as the World’s Best and Most popular Buddhist Magazine. The Mettavalokana Buddhist Publications Centre is a registered Buddhist Publications Centre in Sri Lanka and has received many International accolades. Our publications are absolutely free of charge to general public. The magazine comprises of special articles on Buddhism written by leading Buddhist Monks from foreign countries. “Mettavalokanaya” is currently been published in English and includes full color 52 pages.
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The Legend of
Golden Era….
Phra Dhammongkol Chedi
Nameem Chiewyai Panjathawat
was born on Wednesday, April
1, 1925, a Pathumthani native.
Ordained as a monk on Monday 28 May
2488 at Bang Na Temple, Pathum Thani
Province Until 1947 Have moved to the
temple at the Faculty of 4 Wat Arun
Ratchawararam The time when Phra
Thep Muni (Wan Thitiya Mano) came
to dominate Wat Arun Ratchawararam.
Therefore, moved to Faculty 1. Education
1951 The study of Phra Pariyat, the
examiner, the great divine at Wat Arun,
Ratcharawararam, 1999, received an
honorary Master of Buddhist Studies
degree. Department of Buddhism
Mahachulalongkornrajavidyalaya
University Rajabhat University, 1952, is
a primate 1, Wat Arun, Rachawararam
Phra Sophon Waraporn, 2000, is a
royal prince Phra Ratchasuthisophon
Wimol Worakijthatham Mahakanasorn
Bawornsangkharamakamasiri,
2009, is a royal deity Phra Thep
Mongkhon Rangsee Sanctuary
Wisutthisarnthawaratha Mahakanasorn
Bawornsangkharamamkhawasiri, 2014,
is a royal prerogative Phra Dhammongkol
Chedi Sri Phaisan Wihankit Museum
of Science Tawaratha Mahachanasorn,
Baworn Sangkanaram, Khamsawee
Phra Dhammongkol Chedi Former
abbot of Wat Arun, Ratchawararam
Ratchaworawihan Abused with old
diseases Admitted to the hospital at
Thonburi Hospital And die with calmness
At Thonburi Hospital, at 13.30 am, Siri,
93 years old, 73 years old, the temple will
move the body to Wat Arun. On Tuesday
1 August 2017 at 13.00 hrs., Then at 17.00
hrs. Ceremony of the funeral ceremony
and the royal ceremony of the royal
funeral ceremony at Phra Pariyatitham
School (Taro Wittaya Prasat), Wat Arun
Ratchawaram, Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai
District Bangkok, Thailand.
The Chief Abbot of Wat
Arun, Ratchawararam
Ratchaworawihan,
Thailand (Somkiat Kovido
Pali Grade IX)
Most Venerable Phra
Dhamrattanadilok
Thailand
And being a royal teacher, 1968, as
an assistant to the abbot of Wat Arun
Ratchawararam, 2528, as deputy abbot
of Wat Arun, Ratcharawararam, 1996,
appointed as preceptor
In 2008, acting as the deputy
abbot of Wat Arun, Ratchararamaram
in 2009, was appointed as the abbot
of Wat Arun Ratchawararam. On 5
December 1964, as a royal prelate
4 l Mettavalokanaya l January l 2020 l www.mettavalokanaya.com www.mettavalokanaya.com l 2020 January l Mettavalokanaya l 5
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