2409 Sat 14 Oct 2017 LESSON
EDUCATE! ORGANISE! CONTRIBUTE! while LEARNING!
MBBAACT
(Mind Body Beauty Awakeness and Awareness Theraphy)
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This day of 14th October,
is the day for Indian Buddhists to remember…
Taking Buddha as Spiritual Teacher,
Noble Dhamma as Spiritual Mother,
Noble Sangha as Spiritual Elder,
The native Indians went again to Three refuge forever.
All this was due to efforts of Babasaheb Ambedkar,
Who unfortunately passed away on 6th December.
This conversion created scientific temper,
And rescued people from castist viper.
Present generation should work like sniper,
Eliminating from within the immoral character,
Giving reins to moral leader.
Never should you ever surrender,
Nor just be watching like a bystander,
But strive hard and be a defender.
Lead a life like that of a brave commander,
Express your gratitude on this day to Bodhisattva Ambedkar.
WISH YOU ALL A HAPPY DHAMMA DEEKSHA DAY - 14th OCTOBER.
Bhanteji
https://youtu.be/Xh85O8vV2wM
http://lordbuddhaworld.blogspot.in/2011/05/life-story-of-lord-buddha.html?m=1
The World of Lord Buddha
To understand your previous - LIFE, Look at what you have in your preset - LIFE :::: To have preview of your next - LIFE, Examine your daily act in this - LIFE
Life Story Of Lord Buddha
http://lordbuddhaworld.blogspot.in/2011/05/life-story-of-lord-buddha.html?m=1
The World of Lord Buddha
To understand your previous - LIFE, Look at what you have in your preset - LIFE :::: To have preview of your next - LIFE, Examine your daily act in this - LIFE
Life Story Of Lord Buddha
In the year 624 BC, in Kapilawaththu (Nepal) Siddhartha Gautama was born as a prince. His father was King Suddhodana and his mother was Queen Mahamaya. When he was sixteen he finished his education and he married Princess Yasodara. King Suddhodana handed over his kingdom to his son Siddhartha. They had a baby name Rahula. When king Siddhartha was 29 years old he decided to renounce lay life. Siddhartha left from his kingdom and went to several well-known teachers to study the ultimate nature of reality. But their teachings didnβt satisfy him and he set out to find his own path. Six years later he went to Bodgaya near the Neranjana River and sat under a tree.
Siddhartha’s mind was calm and relaxed. As he sat his concentration deepened and his wisdom grew brighter. In this clear and peaceful state of mind he began to examine the true nature of life. “What is the cause of suffering,β he asked himself, βand what is the path to everlasting joy?” In his mind’s eye he looked far beyond his own country, far beyond his own world. Soon the sun, planets, the stars out in space and distant galaxies of the universe all appeared to him in his meditation. He saw how everything, from the smallest speck of dust to the largest star was linked together in a constantly changing pattern: growing, decaying and growing again. Everything was related. Nothing happened without a cause and every cause had an effect on everything else.
As he realized this, deeper truths appeared to his mind. He looked deeply into himself and discovered that his life as Siddhartha the Prince was but the latest in a series of lifetimes that had no beginning - and that the same was true of everyone. We are born, live and die not one time, but again and again. He saw that death is only the separation of the mind from its present body. After death the importance of Karma is central to the next journey. When one life ends, another begins - and in this way the wheel of death and birth keeps spinning around and around. He also saw one life to the next we are constantly changing and constantly affecting one another. Sometimes we are rich and comfortable; sometimes we are poor and miserable. Occasionally we experience pleasure, but more often we find ourselves with problems. And Siddhartha also saw that as our conditions change, so do our relations with others. We have all been each other’s friend and enemy, mother and father, son and daughter thousands upon thousands of times in the past.
Then he looked at all of the suffering in the world. And he saw how living beings create their own misery and joy. Blind to the truth that everything is always changing, they lie, steal and even kill to get the things that they want, even though these things can never give them the lasting happiness they desire. And the more their minds fill with greed and hate, the more they harm each other - and themselves! Each harmful action leads them to more and more unhappiness. They are searching for peace yet find nothing but pain. Finally, he discovered the way to end all this suffering. He was filled with a radiant clear light. He was no longer an ordinary person. With a calm and peaceful smile, he arose from his meditation. In the golden daybreak, so it is said, Siddhartha looked up and saw the morning star. And then a great understanding came to him. He saw in his mind all the life of the world and the planets; of all the past and all the future. He understood the meaning of existence, of why we are here on this earth and what has created us. At long last he found the truth; he attained enlightenment and established the principles of Karma. Now he was the Lord Buddha, the fully liberated one, awakened and enlightened. The search of six long years had ended. It was a day when the full-moon shone, casting a bright silver light on the whole countryside, a day in the month of Vesak (May).