Kan Sokna KSN

Hello all my dear readers. I am so excited to tell about myself. My name is Kan Sokna and i am a gentle boy. I am a student at year 4 semester 2 at BELTEI International University. I was born in Kratie province. So I would like to share everyone about my background and childhood. Furthermore I have a lot of keepsakes when I was a kid. I lived in a small family and small village. So i had a lot of friends when i was young and we used to walk to school and played with each other when we came back from the school. My beloved friend and me have talked many stories about great things and found the solution how to be a good student. In 2012 I told my parents and i wanted to become a monk in the monastery in my village in Kratie province. And after in 2012 ,I became a monk and I tried to study hard grade 1 (we called Bali primary school) until 2013 I passed the exam grade 3.  In 2014 , I lived in Vihea Ton Term pagoda and i have spent my time for three years to study about Buddhist Second...

 November 10, 2023 Cambodian Water Festival (Bon Om Touk) The festival's celebrations occur over the span of three days, with the Royal Boat Race taking place on the first day. After the boat race, large lanterns are released as part of the "Bondet Bratib" ceremony at 6:00 pm as representatives from national institutions pray for peace from Preah Mae Kongkea or the  Goddess Ganga . Each ministry has its lantern adorned with colorful lights and sets off firework to celebrate the river's rich glory. The goddess originates from Hindu mythology surrounding the Ganges Rivers in India. There is no Ganga river in Khmer but the goddess is viewed as the mother of seas, rivers, streams, creeks, and lakes. She protects and provides the water for human and animal husbandry as well as the flow of sediments and fish. Cambodia also has a sacred river, the Tonle Dap, and festival goers communicate their love and respect for nature to the goddess through prayers of gratitude for...