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αိ Tips about Thingyan π¦
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Thingyan Festival is a festival celebrated to welcome the new year in Southeast Asia, including Myanmar πππ
It means "transition, migration" and is also called "Thingyan" in Burmese ... π
The Sun King, who is called 'Banu Raja', lives from one yard to another. From one star to another; It is called "Thingyan" due to the continuous change from one season to another ... π§
α‘αြ Pre-Thingyan ... Fall ...
Sakka Min from Tawa Tin Thar Deity used to come down to human land for a while during Thingyan ... π²
It's time for Thingyan to fall ...
Welcome the day before you go down
That day is considered as "Pre-Thingyan Day"
The easiest way to know the date of Thingyan is to count the date from last year's Thingyan Ascension Day # 364 is the Thingyan Day of the current year ... πππ
(If you do not believe, try to calculate π)
Once upon a time, Sakka and Brahma had a conversation. Before the time of Kassapa, there were eight days a week in the world, but now it has been changed to seven days.
Then the loser decides to be beheaded and goes down to the people. The decision is made by a lion with integrity…
When the lion decided that there were only seven days left in the week from Sunday to Saturday, King Brahma cut off his head as promised and handed it over to Sakka αα်.
Then Sakka Min thought ... π€
If left on the ground, the world would be on fire for seven years
There will be drought… π€️
If left in the water, the water from the seven oceans will dry up ...
π§ Therefore, instead of being left on the ground, one of the seven goddesses is assigned to hold the head of Brahma once a year…
Thingyan became the result of the goddesses shifting their heads to hold each other's heads ... πππ
α ာ The annual Thingyan texts published in Myanmar often show the handing over of the head of King Brahma.
Myanmar Thingyan Festivals ...
It is known that it was during the reign of King Narathihapat in the Bagan period π…
π Therefore, while learning about this Thingyan festival which moves from year to year, the new year Thingyan season is a time of great blessings and good deeds. Virtue αြိုးα ား π¦ αား αား αောα်း αောα်း αှα ် αောα်း αှα ် αှα ်…………………………………………
In the new year, I urge you to make your life brighter with good deeds… π☺️
Myanmar people celebrate the New Year with good deeds because they value good deeds
π₯£ During Thingyan αိုα်း Every house, Every street Mandap Division Everywhere, studio-style snacks are served in large numbers with mandapas ... αုαိုα်
Some of them wash the heads of the elderly. αြေ αα်၊ It's customary for the lovely Burmese people to do good deeds by cutting their nails πΏπ§Ήπ§ΌπΏ πΏπ§Ήπ§ΌπΏ
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