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**mr.nemo** · 04-15-2006, 07:00 AM

I don't exactly have an answer, but I did find this definition of "Dtri Phum" which is the Thai translation of the "Three Worlds". There is a Wat Drai Phum in Phetchabun.

If you’d like to know the details and how to be in heaven or hell , it’s described in “äµÃÀÙÁÔ¾ÃÐÃèÇ§” (dtrai poom prá rûang) - three worlds, the religious literary work written by ¾ÃÐÁËÒ¸ÃÃÁÃÒªÒÅÔä· - prá má-hăa tam-má-raa-chaa lí-tai, the king of Sukhothai dynasty in the Buddhist Era 1888 or 1345 AD. This ancient book was written with well systematic reference from 34 Buddhist scriptures. According to “äµÃÀÙÁÔ¾ÃÐÃèÇ§”, there are 6 classes of Heaven and 8 major Hells, each major hell has 16 levels and each level has many sub levels, countless!!!

04-15-2006, 07:00 AM	#2
mr.nemo Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 446 Senior Member	I don't exactly have an answer, but I did find this definition of "Dtri Phum" which is the Thai translation of the "Three Worlds". There is a Wat Drai Phum in Phetchabun. If you’d like to know the details and how to be in heaven or hell , it’s described in “äµÃÀÙÁÔ¾ÃÐÃèÇ§” (dtrai poom prá rûang) - three worlds, the religious literary work written by ¾ÃÐÁËÒ¸ÃÃÁÃÒªÒÅÔä· - prá má-hăa tam-má-raa-chaa lí-tai, the king of Sukhothai dynasty in the Buddhist Era 1888 or 1345 AD. This ancient book was written with well systematic reference from 34 Buddhist scriptures. According to “äµÃÀÙÁÔ¾ÃÐÃèÇ§”, there are 6 classes of Heaven and 8 major Hells, each major hell has 16 levels and each level has many sub levels, countless!!!
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