Kharava Luang, the great reverence is a religious ritual of respect organizing by lay people in a temple. The text mentions before the monks will enter the rain-residence, the lay people conduct this ceremony. They worship the Triple Gem with inner and outer offerings. Inner offerings comprise of pañca khandha (the five groups of existence), their lives and practice, and outer offerings comprise of flowers, candles, incenses, nut and betel placing in front of the Triple Gem. Then they undertake to reverence for the Buddha, the Dhamma, and the Sangha.