Apr 12 โข ๐ฅ General
Songkran isnโt just water fights! ๐ฆ๐ซ
Songkran is the traditional Thai New Year, celebrated every year from April 13โ15.
But the meaning goes way deeper than just water fights๐
Songkran marks the transition into a new year based on the sunโs movement.
Itโs basically Thailandโs version of:
- resetting your habits
- letting go of the past
- starting clean
Before all the crazy street parties and raves (which I will attend tonight ๐), there are meaningful rituals behind it:
- Pouring water over Buddha statues โ symbolizes purification
- Pouring scented water on eldersโ hands โ showing respect + asking for blessings
- Visiting temples and making merit
The way I see it...
Everyone talks about โstarting freshโ in January. But a lot of people already fell off by now.
Songkran can be your second shot.
A chance to let go of the baggage from the last 3 months.
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I know only a few of us here are from Thailand / living in Thailand, but let's do this exercise together shall we???
- Reply with 1 habit thatโs been holding you back
- Reply with 1 non-negotiable (steps, protein, or workouts)
And remember: for the rest of the year, you are "a dial", not an on/off switchโผ๏ธ
Tell yourself that you won't need another reset. You just need to dial back and continue doing what you can.
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GO AHEAD AND SHARE, and have a SAFE SONGKRAN! โค๏ธโ๐ฅ
๐ธ: my parents first Songkran wet celebrations in Thailand ๐น๐ญ
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Songkran isnโt just water fights! ๐ฆ๐ซ
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