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Wat Amaravati, or Wat Pa Amaravati, was originally St. Margaret's School in Hertfordshire, England. It originated with the idea of ​​Phra Sumedhacarya, or Luang Por Sumedho, when he was abbot of Wat Chittawiwek. Amaravati means "Eternal Land," the name of a Buddhist city in ancient India. Currently, Luang Por Amro, or Phra Witesputthikun, is the abbot. In 1977, Luang Por Sumedho established his first branch monastery in England. Initially, he lacked sufficient funds to build a forest monastery, but a faithful British person helped find a site for Wat Pa Chittawiwek. Within five years, the monastery expanded rapidly. In 1984, a closed school for disabled children was for sale, so Luang Por Sumedho purchased it and renovated it to build Wat Amaravati, or Wat Pa Amaravati. This means "a place of no birth or death, where the Dharma has no boundaries, no caste, and can be seen and known through wisdom." Because Wat Amaravati is close to London and easily accessible, it attracts many visitors and practitioners. The temple houses both monks and nuns, and the general public interested in Buddhism is welcome to visit and participate in meditation and daily activities with the monks and nuns. Amaravati Temple has a long-term renovation plan to make it an energy-efficient and suitable place for the elderly. Watch "Korkhok-Dan" every Saturday from 4:15 PM to 4:30 PM on Channel 7HD, press 35. Subscribe to the "Korkhok-Dan" channel at:    / @krajokhokdan   #Korkhok-Dan #NewKorkhok-Dan #ch7hd Website http://www.krajokhokdan.com Facebook Chaiyo Oppa:   / chaiyo.opa   Korkhok-Dan:   / krajokhokdan   New Six-Sided Mirror: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?... YouTube Six-Sided Mirror:    / @krajokhokdan   TikTok Six-Sided Mirror:   / 6mirror6   Instagram Six-Sided Mirror:   / krajokhokdan_official