Vesak Day
# # Vesak Day: A Buddhist International Day of Importance
* * Vesak * * is the most important Buddhist day and is recognized by the United Nations as * * "International Day of the World" * * because it is the day of three important events related to the Buddha Samma Buddha, which occurred on the 15th evening of the 6th month.
# # # 3 Milestones (Nativity - Enlightenment - Prince Nirvana)
1. * * Nativity Day: * * Prince Prithatthatha was born in Lumbini Wan (now in Nepal) as the beginning of the appearance of the "Buddha," who came to point the way out of distress for the world.
2. * * Enlightenment Day: * * After asceticism, Prince Prithatthapha attained the Buddha Samma under the tree of Sri Maha Bodhi Buddha (India), creating a doctrine called * * "Arista 4" * *, which is at the heart of Buddhism.
3. * * Pranirvana: * * The Buddha extinguished the Pranirvana at Saalunothayan, Kusinara (India), as the most perfect cover of the Buddha's life, leaving only the doctrine for us to guide our way of life.
# # # Why focus?
* * * Remembering Wisdom: * * To remind us of the sacrifices and mercy of the Buddha.
* * * Practicing the mind: * * It's a good opportunity to make merit, to take away, listen, and to refined the mind calmly and consciously.
* * * Inherit Culture: * * Today's joint activities help keep the Buddhist tradition alive.
# # # 💡 Featured activities on Vesak Day
* * * Lap the morning: * * Reinforce the auspices to life
* * * Make alms / release animals: * * Practice giving and being kind to fellow earthly beings.
* * * Yom Kippur 5 or Canon 8: * * For the purity of the body, verbal, heart.
* * * Evening candle dithering: * * 3 rounds of candle dithering to remember Phra Ratchai (Buddha, Buddha, Buddha, Buddha, Buddha, Buddha)
* * Vesak is not just a matter of old people, but a day to give everyone a break from chaos, to explore the mind, and to apply teachings to make life happier and more conscious * * 🧘♀️✨
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