On the auspicious occasion of His Majesty's birthday His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great, Rama IX On the occasion of His Majesty's 80th birthday, the Royal Thai Embassy in New Delhi, Republic of India, organized an ordination ceremony to dedicate merit to His Majesty and to show loyalty to the highest and most revered institution. The ceremony was held at Bodhimanda, the place of the Lord Buddha's enlightenment, and at Wat Thai Buddhagaya, Tambon Buddhagaya, District Gaya, Magadha Province, State of Bihar, Republic of India, between 28 October - 6 November 2007.
That journey allowed the group of monks to learn about Buddhism, resulting in greater faith in Buddhism. They were able to appreciate the great kindness of the Lord Buddha, realize the value of traveling to study Buddhism and follow in the footsteps of the Buddha, and put it into practice to benefit themselves, their families, and society.
When the monks left the monastic life, the group of ordained monks who were given the name "Bodhi" They came together to establish the “Bodhigaya 980 Club” to uphold Buddhism and provide benefits to society by supporting the propagation and protection of Buddhism.
With cooperation from many parties, such as the executive committee and participants of the Senior Justice Process Executives Training Course (B.Y.S.), led byMr. Chantawat Woratat The course director led the participants of the 12th, 13th, and 14th B.Y.S. training program to travel to be ordained as monks in the land of Buddha, India-Nepal, and joined the Bodh Gaya 980 Club to jointly raise funds to support monks to travel to study in the land of Buddha. He set up a project to encourage Thai monks to study and practice Dhamma in depth in the land of Buddha, India-Nepal, with the grace of Phra Thet Phra Khun. Phra Phromwachiranayok Chair of the project
