From Larndham.netPhotos at Wat Tam Yai Prik. It was said that Luang Por Dune and Mae Chee Yos were Bharami couple, which implied that they had been practicing dhamma together for many many lifetimes .
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Nevermind if this a made-up photo, to me this can be used to present the historical Buddha.
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