Today and tomorrow, many around the world observe #Vesak. 🌍🌑 As one of the most important holidays for many Buddhist traditions, we wish you a time of peace and joy with your loved ones!
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Vesak is one of the most important Buddhist festivals. It is a celebration of Buddha's birthday and, for some Buddhists, marks his enlightenment (when he discovered life's meaning). It is also a time to reflect on his teachings and what it means to be Buddhist. සුභ වෙසක් මංගල්යයක් වේවා ! #earrow #vesak #vesak2024 #VesakPoya #vesakday #vesakcelebration
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May your life be filled with love and compassion. May the light of Buddha's wisdom illuminate your life and lead you to peace and happiness. Happy Buddha Purnima! #machfox #happy #festival #BuddhaJayanti #Meditation #Peace #Wisdom #Compassion #Vesak #BuddhaNature #machfoxgroup #machfoxindia
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Happy Enlightenment! Hope you find yours…. According to the BBC: “Vesak is one of the most important Buddhist festivals. It is also known as Wesak or Buddha Day. It is a celebration of Buddha's birthday and, for some Buddhists, marks his enlightenment (when he discovered life's meaning)” #selfenlightenment #selfleadership #selfawareness #Buddhism #Wesakday #vesakday
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Happy Vesak Day. To all Buddhists and those celebrating the occasion. Vesak Day is a special day that honours Buddha’s birth, his teachings, enlightenment, and death. While I am not a Buddhist, I count myself a fan of his lessons on life and wisdom. Key among these are: (i) attachment is at the core of our sufferings, big or small (ii) the impermanence of all things (iii) the equanimity in losing the need to have control (iv) the importance of self-restraint in our thoughts, desires, and actions (v) the daily cultivation of kindness, patience, forgiveness and compassion Taken together, they form a flame that gives off lambent light that warms the heart and radiates outwards as love. And the ultimate object of Buddha and his teachings is something that is more needed today than ever. Peace. Hence, I wish you Happy Vesak Day once again. This time, to one and all. #vesakday #buddhism #philosophy (Image: Vietnam.Travel)
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There are many life lessons that we can learn from Lord Krishna, Here 6 lessons are given. 1.Never give up on what you love 2.Value friendship 3.Enlight everyone with your knowledge 4.Live life to fullest 5.Treat everyone equally 6.Uphold dharma #indianeconomy
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As the holy month of Sawan unfolds, here are a few lessons we can learn from this sacred time: 🙏 Devotion and Faith: Sawan is a time to deepen our devotion and trust in the divine. Just like the rains nourish the earth, our faith can rejuvenate our spirit. 🧘♂️ Inner Peace: The rituals and meditations during Sawan encourage us to seek inner calm and tranquility. Embrace mindfulness to achieve serenity in the chaos of daily life. 🌿 Simplicity and Purity: Observing fasts and leading a simple life during this month teaches us the value of purity and minimalism. Sometimes, less truly is more. 💧 Renewal and Cleansing: Just as rain cleanses the environment, Sawan is a reminder to cleanse our minds and hearts of negativity and start afresh with positivity. 🌻 Gratitude and Humility: Paying homage to Lord Shiva reminds us to remain humble and grateful for the blessings we receive, fostering a sense of appreciation and contentment. 🌱 Growth and Transformation: The monsoon season signifies growth and new beginnings. Use this time to reflect on personal growth and embrace change for the better. Embrace the spirit of Sawan to enrich your life with these timeless lessons. 🌟🕉️ #Sawan #LordShiva #LifeLessons #SpiritualGrowth #Mindfulness #Devotion #Gratitude #Renewal
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Wishing you all a HAPPY BUDDH PURNIMA! Buddha Purnima, the celebration of Gautama Buddha's birth, #enlightenment, and death, is a profound reminder of the quest for inner #peace and #happiness. This sacred day invites us to embrace #minimalism, reflecting Buddha's teachings on simplicity and #contentment. By focusing on what truly matters and letting go of excess, we cultivate a serene mind and a lighter #footprint on the earth. Each small act of kindness and mindful living contributes to a more #sustainable world. From #reducingwaste to #conservingenergy, our collective efforts can significantly mitigate #globalwarming. This Buddha Purnima, let us honor Buddha's legacy by fostering inner peace, practicing minimalism, and committing to the well-being of our planet.
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Celebrating #Vesak: The #Buddha's Light for a Better World. Today, on Vesak Day, Buddhists around the world commemorate the birth, enlightenment, and Parinirvana of Gautama Buddha. This sacred day marks the culmination of the Buddha's journey, a journey that gifted humanity a philosophy of peace, compassion, and wisdom. The Buddha's teachings, known as Dharma, offer a path to lasting happiness. Central to his philosophy are the Four Noble Truths, which diagnose the root of suffering and outline the path to liberation. Through the Eightfold Path, the Buddha provides practical guidance for cultivating mindfulness, ethical conduct, and mental discipline. The impact of Buddha's teachings has transcended cultures and continents. Buddhism has fostered a culture of non-violence, social responsibility, and respect for all living beings. From the majestic temples of Southeast Asia to the peaceful monasteries of the Himalayas, Buddhist principles have inspired countless individuals to live more meaningful and compassionate lives. On this Vesak Day, let us reflect on the Buddha's message of universal love and understanding. May his light guide us towards inner peace and inspire us to create a better world. May all beings find freedom from suffering. May we cultivate kindness towards ourselves and others. May we walk the path of wisdom and compassion. May peace and harmony prevail throughout the world. Sadhu! (May it be so!)
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Buddhism is distinguished by four characteristics, or “seals.” The #Four #Seals are said to be the hallmark of the Buddha’s #teaching and encapsulate the particular #view or #philosophy of #Buddhism. During this #weekend we will share the #meaning of each of the Four Seals, reflect on what they mean to us personally and share our findings with others. You will leave with concrete exercises that you can apply again and again in your everyday life to further your #understanding. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3Tx5xOC
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*The Bhagavad Gita:* A guide to living a meaningful life The Bhagavad Gita teaches us that the purpose of life is to achieve moksha, or liberation from the cycle of birth and death. We can achieve moksha by following the dharma, or our righteous duty. Dharma is not just about following rules; it is about living in accordance with our true nature. The Bhagavad Gita also teaches us that we are all connected to each other and to the divine. We should treat all living beings with compassion and respect. Here are some key takeaways from the Bhagavad Gita: 1.Do your duty: 2.Be detached from the fruits of your actions: 3.Be mindful of your thoughts and actions: 4.Be compassionate towards others: 5.See the bigger picture The Bhagavad Gita is a timeless and universal guide to living a meaningful life. It offers wisdom on how to deal with challenges, find inner peace, and make a positive impact on the world around us. #Geeta for Life with Rjvishnu https://lnkd.in/djvUfKPj
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