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Prime Minister Modi’s Visit to Wat Pho Temple and the Reclining Statue of Lord Buddha

Prime Minister Narendra Modi is currently on a visit to Thailand, where he met with the Prime Minister of Thailand. One of the highlights of his visit is his plan to visit the reclining statue of Lord Buddha at the famous Wat Pho temple in Bangkok.

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Visit to Wat Pho Temple

Wat Pho Temple, located in the heart of Bangkok, is a renowned religious site in Thailand. It houses the largest reclining statue of Lord Buddha, a symbol of peace, knowledge, and enlightenment. The temple is not only a place of worship but also a cultural hub for visitors from around the world. To enter the temple, there is a specific dress code, which includes wearing pants and full-sleeved shirts for men and knee-length clothes for women. Prime Minister Modi is expected to visit this sacred site and offer prayers for the prosperity of India.

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Following the Scriptures for Prosperity

It is a belief in religious scriptures that a country prospers when its leader follows the principles of righteousness and religion. Prime Minister Modi has consistently sought to uphold this philosophy, having visited various ancient temples and religious sites, both in India and abroad, to seek blessings for the nation's well-being.

During this visit, Modi's trip to Wat Pho reinforces his commitment to promoting the values of peace and spirituality that Lord Buddha imparted to the world.

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The Reclining Statue of Buddha: Symbolism and Significance

The reclining statue of Lord Buddha is also known as the Mahaparinirvana Mudra, which symbolizes the final stage of Lord Buddha’s life when he achieved Nirvana. This stage represents the moment Buddha gave up his body and imparted his last message to the world. The reclining Buddha is often depicted lying on his right side, facing the west. This positioning is believed to enhance peace and bring positive energy, as per the principles of Vastu Shastra.

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