Wat Pa Lao Buddhadham
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29 กรกฎาคม 2565
Memorial
Nun Eum Daoheuang
10 ตุลาคม 2473
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29 กรกฎาคม 2565
Officiant: Venerable Khamvanh Phimmavong / Senior Abbot Monk, Wat Pa Lao Buddhadham
About Nun Eum Daoheuang
Nun Eum was a cherished mother, grandmother, and a dedicated member of our temple community for many years. She devoted over two decades of her life to serving Wat Pa Lao Buddhadham with unwavering commitment and generosity. Despite her limited formal Buddhist education, she practiced with her whole heart, body, and mind, embodying the true essence of Buddhist principles through her daily actions. Nun Eum lived simply in her modest temple quarters without complaint, regularly contributing from her retirement funds to support the temple's growth and development. Her quiet strength, compassion, and faithful service have left an indelible mark on our community. We gather today to honor her peaceful presence, generous spirit, and the profound example she set through her sincere devotion to the Buddhist path.
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Though I never had the privilege of meeting Nun Eum personally, her legacy speaks volumes. Her tireless dedication in clearing the forest land, providing food offerings for over two decades, and generously contributing her retirement pension to the temple's needs demonstrates true selfless devotion. The beautiful temple community that exists today stands as a testament to her unwavering commitment and sacrifice. With deepest gratitude, I honor her profound contributions that made everything the temple has today possible. May her generous spirit continue to inspire us all.
Her anniversary is tomorrow on the 29th of July. If you ever get a chance, please stop by her memorial spot back near the zen meditation area that is still under plans, and say thanks or offer a silent prayer.