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The front of the community center under construction in July 2016. It will be used for plays, dancing, pageantry, teaching of Khmer, and guest housing for well attended festivals and ceremonies.

In the lower level of the stupa, there is a work station where the buddha statues are painted, preparing to be placed for view in the stupa.

4 Buddhas with different mudras. The center one is Dhyana (meditation), the left one is Dharmachakra (teaching), and the one on the right is Abhaya (no fear). The mudra not pictured is the “forgiveness” mudra.

Infographic about Cambodian Immigration to the U.S. and Theravada Buddhism

A child climbs on top of a sleeping Buddha (while an adult watches out of frame).

The community center under construction. It will be used for plays, dancing, pageantry, teaching of Khmer, and guest housing for well attended festivals and ceremonies.

The wheels around the stupa and the temple represent the dhamma (dharma in Sanskrit). Dhamma is widely defined to be the words of the Buddha, the practice of his teaching, and the attainment of enlightenment. Dhamma is not just doctrines; it is…

Flatscreen T.V. in Lower Sanctuary

Hao Hou, attends Watt Munisotaram once or twice a year.

A block of green foam with holes for sticking incense into.