Step 3:
lay your right foot on the floor then straight your left foot backward,
continue to perform the dance alike the flying bird. The movement of body, arm
and palm must correspond with the music.
Step 4: lay down your left foot then "Yang Sam Khum" (walk powerfully in three
step) to change the direction. By turning you around to the "left direction" then
step out your left foot, bend your body down to " wai " the "Pra-Bhrama-tis" (the
direction of Bhrama ) at the left side just one time. Repeat to perform the " Hong-
Hern" dancing styles by starting the first step to the third step again but in the
fourth step you must turn to the backside "Wai Bhrama" and then repeat to perform
the dance. The last time turn to the front side. (which is the original direction while
you sit in the "Dhep Pha-nom" form) And then "Wai-Bhrama" perform the dance
called "Hong-Hern" and "Bhrama Si Na" then you play "Yang Sam Khum" and
bend your body down to salute your counterpart. It is the finish of the "Wai Kru"
and the dance called "Hong-Hern"
continue to perform the dance alike the flying bird. The movement of body, arm
and palm must correspond with the music.
Step 4: lay down your left foot then "Yang Sam Khum" (walk powerfully in three
step) to change the direction. By turning you around to the "left direction" then
step out your left foot, bend your body down to " wai " the "Pra-Bhrama-tis" (the
direction of Bhrama ) at the left side just one time. Repeat to perform the " Hong-
Hern" dancing styles by starting the first step to the third step again but in the
fourth step you must turn to the backside "Wai Bhrama" and then repeat to perform
the dance. The last time turn to the front side. (which is the original direction while
you sit in the "Dhep Pha-nom" form) And then "Wai-Bhrama" perform the dance
called "Hong-Hern" and "Bhrama Si Na" then you play "Yang Sam Khum" and
bend your body down to salute your counterpart. It is the finish of the "Wai Kru"
and the dance called "Hong-Hern"
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