These incredible photos show a "smile" on the face of a Buddhist monk after students took his body out of a coffin 2 months after the man's death.
The revered monk Luang Por Pian died on November 16, 2017 at the age of 92 in a hospital in the Thai capital of Bangkok.
Pian, originally from Cambodia, spent most of his life as a renowned Buddhist guru in the central Thai province of Lopburi, where his body was transported after his death.
But when the other day his disciples pulled out the body of a man from the coffin kept in the temple, they were shocked to see that it was perfectly preserved.
It is said that the monks took out his body to dress in clean new robes.
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Surprisingly, Pian's corpse seemed to be smiling, and the followers of the guru filmed an incredible sight to share on social networks later.
It is said that his body was in the state of a person who died no more than 36 hours ago.
The monk's disciples will continue to pray for him until the funeral procedure, which will take place 100 days after Drunk's death.
Some of them say that such a state of the guru's body indicates that he has attained nirvana - the ultimate spiritual goal of Buddhism.