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another great religious project has officially been given the go-ahead
in one of the poorest parts of India. The Maitreya Project is a tribute
to Buddhism for and from the land of the Buddha and is as a multi-faith
cooperative designed by Tibetans who call India their home as as a
lasting gift to India and Buddhism.
this era of veritable skyscraper-hedonism (*cough*Dubai*coughh* j/k),
this project is unique in that it is designed to fulfill a completely
selfless goal, namely “to benefit as many people as possible.” A
monumental sustainable work of art that will serve as a constant source
of inspiration and a symbol of loving-kindness, work will soon begin on
the 152 meter-tall Maitreya Buddha Statue that is the centerpiece of a
large temple complex.
engineering marvel that at will not only be — at three times the size
of the Statue of Liberty — the world’s tallest statue and world’s
tallest temple but will also be the world’s largest (first?)
statue-skyscraper, designed to have a lifespan surpassing a 1,000 years.
more information and a large collection of pictures of this beautiful
project originally posted by me on Skyscrapercity.com, read on!…
focal point of Indian architecture, like its culture, has always been
religious in nature. Just as the Indian economic boom is bringing
incredible economic and architectural growth in the secular area, so has
Indian religious architecture once again become manifest in the
construction of some of the largest, massive, and most intricate
religious architecture the world has seen, from the recently completed
Akshardham Temple, New Delhi — the largest volume Hindu Temple in India,
to the under construction Global Vipassana Pagoda, Mumbai — the largest
stupa, largest dome, and largest rock cave in the world, to the planned
Sri Mayapur Vedic Temple and Planetarium, Mayapur, the world’s tallest
Hindu temple.
now the Maitreya Buddha Statue is to be another gem added to this crow.
The statue is a veritable temple-skyscraper that will contain 17
individual shrine rooms. The highest room at 140 meters high — the
equviliant height of the 40th storey of a standard building. This statue
and complex will be a fusion of Indian and Tibetan architectural styles
that will adhere to ancient Vaastu Shastra design code and will also
hold the world’s largest collection of Lord Buddha’s relics.
A cutaway view of the 152 meter Maitreya statue and throne building
showing the spaces and levels within. Note that the throne itself will
be a 17 storey fully functional temple, with 15 additional shrine rooms
in the the body of the Maitreya statue.
from the statue/skyscraper, the Maitreya Project organizers will also
build free hospitals and schools servicing tens of thousands of poor,
and also be a huge catalyst for infrastructure and tourism development
efforts in one of the most economically backwards parts of India.
project is a joint religious collaboration by organizations
representing the various sects and faiths that revere the Buddha: from
Hinduism to Mahayana to Vajrayana to Hinayana to Jaina to Christian and
Muslim. Under guidance of the overall project conceptualizer,
Nepalese-Tibetan spiritual leader Lama Zopa Rinpoche, the Project was
funded by Buddhist and Hindu temples, social organizations, religious
groups and by individuals in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Tibet,
China, Japan, Korea, the UK and America.
this project, India once again shows that the ancient arts of massive
devotional architecture continues to undergo a veritable renaissance.
Maitreya Project “is based on the belief that inner peace and outer
peace share a cause and effect relationship and that loving-kindness
leads to peace at every level of society — peace for individuals,
families, communities and the world.”
entire temple complex is designed to be completely sustainable, meaning
that it will quite literally have the same environmental impact (i.e.
emit the same amount of carbon dioxide and methane) as the paddy field
it will be constructed.
Project will include schools and universities that focus on ethical and
spiritual development as well as academic achievement, and a healthcare
network based around a teaching hospital of international standard with
the intention of supplementing the medical services currently provided
by the government to provide healthcare services, particularly for the
poor and underprivileged.
such, the Maitreya Project organizers are working in tandem with the
local, regional and state governments in Uttar Pradesh, India, who have
fully supported the project. To this effect, the Kushinagar Special
Development Area Authority will support the planned development of the
area surrounding the Project.
total project cost is estimated at $250 million, but the project will
develop this impoverished region and will earn a hundredfold more that
will be funneled into the Maitreya Project’s historical preservation
plans and charities.
Maitreya Buddha project was originally concieved to be built in Bodh
Gaya, Bihar state, the site of the Buddha’s enlightenment, but due to
threat of delays due to red tape, was moved to what was seen to be a
more appropriate location, the village of Kushinagar, in Uttar Pradesh
state.
is a place of great historical and spiritual significance. It is the
place where Shakyamuni (Historical) Buddha passed away and it is
predicted to be the birthplace of the next Buddha, Maitreya – the Buddha
of Loving-kindness - of whom this temple is dedicated to.
the long-term benefits Maitreya Project is bringing to the region, the
State Government of Uttar Pradesh is providing, free of charge, 750
acres of mainly agricultural land in Kushinagar.
the Project itslef will be located adjacent to the ancient
Mahaparinirvana Temple, commemorating the Buddha’s passing, the ancient
Ramabhar Stupa, commemorating the Buddha’s cremation site, as well as
several equally old and older Hindu temples. It is predicted that the
pilgrimage, tourism and development capital that will flow into this
region because of this project will created sustainable income for the
restoration, refurbishment and maintinance of these ancient sacred
sites.
the complex is the Kushinagar Special Development Area, designed as a
sustainable development entity that will coordinate the various
organizations involved in the project and surrounding tourist and
general development that will come with the project.
Maitreya Project and the Uttar Pradesh have worked together to create
the Kushinagar Special Development Area (KSDA), an additional area of
7.5 kilometres surrounding the Maitreya Project site.
bylaws and planning regulations have now been adopted to protect the
KSDA from the kind of opportunism that is often seen in communities of
emerging economic development. Maitreya Project has representation on
the legal bodies governing the KSDA as well as the work of monitoring
the development of the region will be ongoing.
Project’s lead architects, Aros Ltd., have drawn up a preliminary
proposed plan for the beautiful 750 acre Kushinagar site.
The Maitreya Buddha Statue will sit on the Throne Building
containing temples, prayer halls, exhibition halls, a museum, library
and audio-visual theatre.
The Hospital and Healthcare Centre will be the hub of Maitreya
Project’s public healthcare programmes. The development of these
programmes will begin with primary care clinics in the communities of
the Kushinagar Special Development Area. Over the years, the medical
services will be developed and expanded to meet the needs of many
communities. A complete healthcare network will be developed to provide
medical services that are centred around a teaching hospital of
international standard. The healthcare system will primarily serve the
poor and under-privileged, even in remote parts of the area.
The Meditation Park will be a secluded area next to the ancient
Mahaparinirvana Temple, which commemorates Buddha Shakyamuni’s passing
away from our world, the ancient Ramabhar Stupa, commemorating the
Buddha’s holy cremation site, and monasteries and temples belonging to
many different traditions of Buddhism that include both modern
facilities and ancient ruins.
of these features will be set in beautifully landscaped parks with
meditation pavilions, beautiful water fountains and tranquil pools. All
of the buildings and outdoor features will contain an extensive
collection of inspiring sacred art.
center of the Maitreya Project, of course, is the bronze plate statue
of the Maitreya Buddha itself. Rising 500ft/152m in height, the statue
will sit on a stone throne temple building located in an enclosed
sanctuary park.
the Maitreya Buddha statue is a four-storey halo of buildings called
the “Living Wall.” This ring of buildings contains accomadation for the
complex’s monks and workers as well as rooms for functions ancillary to
the statue and throne building.
wall also serves two additional important functions. In light of
cross-border Islamist terrorist attacks against Indian holy sites in
Ayodhya, Akshardham and Jama Masjid, the Living Wall also is designed to
be a security cordon eqivalent to a modern castle wall, staffed with
security personnel and designed to withstand an attack from 200 heavily
armed raiders.
final major function it performs is that of the boundary for the
enclosed sanctuary area of landscaped gardens, pools and fountains for
meditation directly surrounding the Maitreya statue. The entry to the
enclosed sanctuary and the Maitreya statue will be serviced by a main
gate.
the sanctuary, the gardens provide a place for relaxing, resting, and
meditating, with educational artwork depicting the Buddha’s life.
further inward, the is Maitreya Statue and Throne Temple, surrounded by
tranquil ponds and fountains that will cool the area in the intense
Indian summer.
“seat” of the statue is itelf a fully functioning 17-storey temple
roughly 80m x 50m in size. The building will contain two very large
prayer halls, as well as meditation and meeting rooms, a library and
facilities to deal with the anticipated annual influx of 2 million
visitors.
will enter the throne temple through the giant lotus that supports the
Maitreya Buddha statue’s feet. The throne temple contains several
entrance rooms that contain works of art on the Buddha’s life and
teachings.
inward is the cavernous main auditorium of the Maitreya Temple
containing the Sanctum Sanctorum which in Indian architectural tradition
is the innermost most sacred room where the actual shrine is held. This
Sanctum Sanctorum is unique in that within it contains two large
auditorium temples.
first temple in the Sanctum Sanctorum is the Temple of the Maitreya
Buddha, containing a huge, 12 meter tall statue of the Buddha.
wall containing 200,000 images of the Buddhas rises up to the throne
ceiling over 50 metres above, behind both auditorium temples.
centerpiece shrine of the Maitreya Temple is the 12 meter tall Maitreya
Buddha. Stairs and elevators lead to viewing platforms around the
Maitreya Temple, allowing views of the entire room
next biggest shrine in the Sanctum Sanctorum is the Temple of the
Shakyamuni Buddha which contains a 10 meter statue of the Shakyamuni
(Historical) Buddha. Behind the shrine is the continuation of the wall
of 200,000 Buddhas.
On a higher level yet again, the Shakyamuni Temple will house a 10
metre (33 ft.) statue of the historical Buddha. The glass rear wall will
reveal the wall of 200,000 Buddhas within the Maitreya Temple.
Indian architecture, the Sanctum Sanctorum is encircled by a pathway
that allows devotees to do Pradakshina (circumambulation) of the shrine.
The Maitreya Temple, following this tradition, also has this feature.
The main throne building and Pradakshina path where visitors may
circumambulate Sanctum Sanctorum of the Maitreya Temple, which can be
seen through the doorways on the right
this area, elevators and staircases will carry visitors to the various
other rooms in the 17 storey base, including prayer halls, meditation
halls and libraries. Eventually conveying devotees to a large rooftop
garden terrace upon which the Maitreya Buddha statue actually rests.
rising into the upper legs of the main statue, is the Merit Field Hall
with a 10 meter, 3-dimensional depiction of over 390 Buddhas and
Buddhist masters at it’s center. Surrounding this will be 12 individual
shrine rooms devoted to particular deities in the Hindu-Buddhist
pantheon.
the garden terrace, another bank of elevators will whisk pilgrims to
the higher shrine rooms contained in the statue’s torso and head.
statue will contain 15 individual shrine rooms and have a total height
of 152 meters, with the highest shrine room in the statue’s head, at
over 140 meters up. This is roughly equivalent in height to a 40-storey
skyscraper.
statue is itself an engineering marvel. Rather than simply be designed
in its massive size, the statue of the Maitreya Buddha was actually
reversed-designed from a carved statue only a meter and half in height
and the structure’s engineering extrapolated into its current form.
The original statue from which the Maitreya Buddha statue tower is
extrapolated from was hand carved, and is in the Indian Gupta style.
the statue is designed to stand for at least 1,000 years, supporting
the Project’s spiritual and social work for at least a millennium. Due
to the statue’s millenia-passing lifespan, the huge structure is
designed to withstand high winds, extreme temperature changes, seasonal
rains, possible earthquakes and floods and environmental pollution.
research has gone into developing “Nikalium”, the special
nickel-aluminum bronze alloy to be used for the outer ’skin’ of the
statue designed to withstand the most challenging conditions that could
conceivably arise.
the bronze ’skin’ will expand and contract dramatically due to daily
temperature changes, the statue will require special expansion joints
that were designed to be not only invisible to the observer, but also in
such a way as to protect the internal supports of the statue from water
leakage, erosion and corrosion. The material and structural components
of the statue are meant to be able to withstand potential unforseen
disasters like earthquakes and monsoon flooding.
Maitreya Project recently passed its first major milestone this month,
when, in compliance with the Indian Land Acquistion Act, the State
Government of Uttar Pradesh has completed the necessary legal
requirements for the acquisition of the 750 acre land site to be made
available to the Project.
there are still permissions and clearances to be obtained, it has now
officially given the green light and the full support of the government.
is expected that the Project will formally break ground either later
this year or early 2008, with an expected construction time of five
years. The project will employ more than a thousand skilled and
semi-skilled workers in the construction phase.
for the length of the post, but I wanted this veritable essay to be a
comprehensive introduction to what Maitreya Project organizers aim to
literally be the 8th Wonder of the World, and an everlasting symbol of
Religious Syncretism, Tolerance, Compassion and most of all, Love.
this sound good to you? Here’s a story about something similar in
Australia: Nowra to get its own Kung Fu temple: Australia ABN
Decks are being cleared for the installation of the world’s tallest
Buddha statue in Kushinagar town of eastern Uttar Pradesh.
Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati was understood to have directed
officials to speed up the acquisition and transfer of 600 acres of land
required for the Rs 10 billion project to be funded and undertaken by
the global Maitryi Group. Provision of land is UP government’s share in
the project.
project involves installation of a 152-metre-tall bronze statue of Lord
Buddha along with a giant meditation centre, an international
university, a state-of-art world-class hospital and a museum. The
project also envisages an entertainment complex in the neighbourhood
that would include an amusement park and a five-star hotel.
will be a three-tier temple complex, with two pagodas, 500-room hotel, a
500-place kung fu academy. There’ll be some residential subdivision, a
27-hole golf course, herbal medicine, herbal gardens, acupuncture,
special massage, and that’s about it.
1,500-year-old Zen Buddhist monastery in central China is home to
fighting monks, made famous in modern times on the big and small screen.
be some residential subdivision, a 27-hole golf course, herbal
medicine, herbal gardens, acupuncture, special massage, and that’s about
it.
TAYLOR: Today in central China’s Henan province Mayor Watson and the
Temple’s Abbott are to sign off on the monks’ purchase of a 1,200
hectare property south of Nowra.
PENG: The Shaolin of course is very well known in China itself, so he
like to take this opportunity to try to introduce the Shaolin legacy,
the heritage to the rest of the world, through another outlet.
TAYLOR: The NSW Government is still to give final approval to the
project. But speaking in Beijing yesterday, Mayor Greg Watson wasn’t
expecting a fight.
WATSON: What happened was, I heard via a Member of Parliament, that the
Abbott was looking for a potential location to establish the second
Shaolin temple in the world, somewhere in Australia, and I said have I
got a deal for the Abbott?
PENG: Oh yes, in fact, on the contrary. Nowadays many religions, not
only just Buddhism, Daoism, they’re all trying to make themselves more
relevant to the modern world, and really they’re not exclusive, they’re
not just men in the caves, you know.
JACKSON: Patrick Peng, who represents the Abbott of the Shaolin Temple
in Australia, ending that report from John Taylor.
March 25 (IANS) Decks are being cleared for the installation of the
world’s tallest Buddha statue in Kushinagar town of eastern Uttar
Pradesh. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati was understood to have
directed officials to speed up the acquisition and transfer of 600 acres
of land required for the Rs.10 billion project to be funded and
undertaken by the global Maitryi group.
project involves installation of a 152-metre-tall bronze statue of Lord
Buddha along with a giant meditation centre, an international
university, a state-of-art world-class hospital and a museum. The
project also envisages an entertainment complex in the neighbourhood
that would include an amusement park and a five-star hotel.
Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Misra presided over a high level meeting
of state officials, in which representatives from Maitryi were present
here Monday. A presentation on the project was made.
the project was initiated during the previous tenure of Chief Minister
Mayawati in 2003, after which it was put on the backburner during the
Mulayam Singh Yadav regime.
government had already started the acquisition process. The whole
project would not involve any major displacement of people and not more
than 70-80 farmers would be involved,” he said.
Minister Mayawati has asked officials to speed up acquisition and
transfer of 600 acres of land required for the Rs10bn project to be
funded and undertaken by the global Maitryi group.
state government will give the land for the project which involves
installation of a 152m tall bronze statue of Lord Buddha along with a
giant meditation centre, an international university, a state-of-art
hospital and a museum.
project also envisages an entertainment complex in the neighbourhood
that would include an amusement park and a five-star hotel.
Pradesh Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Misra presided over a high level
meeting of state officials, in which representatives from Maitryi were
present here on Monday. A presentation on the project was made.
the 600 acres required for the project, we need to acquire only about
300 acres while the rest is government land,” he said.- IANS
Pradesh Chief Minister Mayawati was understood to have directed
officials to speed up the acquisition and transfer of 600 acres of land
required for the Rs.10 billion project to be funded and undertaken by
the global Maitryi group.
project involves installation of a 152-metre-tall bronze statue of Lord
Buddha along with a giant meditation centre, an international
university, a state-of-art world-class hospital and a museum. The
project also envisages an entertainment complex in the neighbourhood
that would include an amusement park and a five-star hotel.
Chief Secretary Prashant Kumar Misra presided over a high level meeting
of state officials, in which representatives from Maitryi were present
here Monday. A presentation on the project was made.
the project was initiated during the previous tenure of Chief Minister
Mayawati in 2003, after which it was put on the backburner during the
Mulayam Singh Yadav regime.
government had already started the acquisition process. The whole
project would not involve any major displacement of people and not more
than 70-80 farmers would be involved,’ he said.
in Deoria district of eastern Uttar Pradesh, Kushinagara was a small
town in the days of the Buddha. But it became famous when the Buddha
died here, on his way from Rajgir to Sravasti. His last memorable words
were, “All composite things decay. Strive diligently!” This event is
known as the ‘Final Blowing-Out’ (Parinirvana) in Buddhist parlance.
Since then the place has become a celebrated pilgrim centre. It was the
capital of the kingdom of the Mallas, one of the 16 Janapadas (see
Sravasti).
Muktabandhana Stupa was built by the Mallas just after the Buddha’s
death. It is built over the sacred relics of the Buddha himself. The
Stupa is also known as Ramabhar Stupa and is 50 ft tall. It is believed
that the Stupa was built on the spot where the Buddha was cremated.
west of the Muktabandhana Stupa is the Nirvana Stupa that was built in
the days of Ashoka. It was renovated in 1927 by the Burmese Buddhists.
In front of the Stupa is the Mahaparinirvana Temple in which is
installed a colossal sandstone statue of the Buddha in the reclining
position. It was built by the Mathura school of art and was brought to
Kushinagar by a Buddhist monk named Haribala during the reign of
Kumaragupta (c. a.d.415-454).
in Kushinagar, it appears that time has come to a complete halt. This
sleepy town, with its serenity and unassuming beauty, absorbs visitors
into a contemplative mood. It is this place that the Buddha had chosen
to free himself from the cycles of death and life and, therefore, it
occupies a very special space in the heart of every Buddhist.
is situated in the north Indian state of Uttar Pradesh, 51 km off
Gorakhpur. The place, which is famous for the Mahaparinirvana (death) of
Lord Buddha, has been included in the famous Buddhist trail
encompassing Bihar, Uttar Pradesh, and Nepal.
is also known as Kasia or Kusinara. The founder of Buddhism, Lord
Buddha passed away at this place near the Hiranyavati River and was
cremated at the Ramabhar stupa. It was once a celebrated center of the
Malla kingdom. Many of its stupas and viharas date back to 230 BC-AD
413. when its prosperity was at the peak. The Mauryan emperor Ashoka
added grandeur to this place by getting the magnificent statue of Buddha
carved on a single piece of red sandstone. Fa Hien, Huen Tsang, and
I-tsing, the three famous Chinese scholar travelers to India, all
visited Kushinagar.
the decline of Buddhism, however, Kushinagar lost its importance and
suffered much neglect. It was only in the last century that Lord
Alexander Cunningham excavated many important remnants of the main site
such as the Matha Kua and Ramabhar stupa. Today, people from all over
the world visit Kushinagar. Many national and international societies
and groups have established their centers here.
other places in the Gangetic plain, the climate of Kushinagar is hot
and humid in the summers (mid-April-mid-September) with Maximum
Temperature touching 40-45°C. Winters are mild
Minimum Temperature in December can go down to around 5°C. Monsoon
reaches this region in June and remains here till September
Mahaparinirvana temple (also known as the Nirvana temple) is the main
attraction of Kushinagar. It is a single room structure, which is raised
on a platform and is topped by a superstructure, which conforms to the
traditional Buddhist style of architecture. The Mahaparinirvana temple
houses the world famous 6m (19.68 ft) long statue of the reclining
Buddha.
statue was discovered during the excavation of 1876 by British
archaeologists. The statue has been carved out from sandstone and
represents the dying Buddha. The figures carved on the four sides of the
small stone railing surrounding the statue, show them mourning the
death of Lord Buddha. According to an inscription found in Kushinagar,
the statue dates back to the 5th century AD.
is generally believed that Haribala, a Buddhist monk brought the statue
of the reclining Buddha to Kushinagar, from Mathura during 5th century,
during the period of the Gupta Empire.
Nirvana stupa is located behind the Mahaparinirvana temple. British
archaeologists discovered this brick structure during the excavation
carried out in 1876. Subsequent excavations carried out by the
Archaeological Survey of India (ASI) unearthed a copper vessel, which
contained the remains of Lord Buddha apart from precious stones, cowries
and a gold coin belonging to the Gupta Empire. The copper vessel bore
the inscription that the ashes of Lord Buddha had been interred here.
Mathakuar Shrine is an interesting place to visit in Kushinagar. It is
located near the Nirvana stupa. A statue of Buddha made out of black
stone was found here. The statue shows Buddha in the Bhumi Sparsha mudra
(pose in which Buddha is touching the earth with his fingers). It is
believed that Lord Buddha preached his last sermon here before his
death.
Ramabhar Stupa (also known as the Mukutabandhana stupa) is a 14.9 m (49
ft) tall brick stupa, which is located at a distance of 1 km from the
Mahaparinirvana temple. This stupa is built on the spot where Lord
Buddha was cremated in 483 BC. Ancient Buddhist scriptures refer this
stupa as the Mukutabandhana stupa. It is said that the Malla rulers, who
ruled Kushinagar during the death of Buddha built the Ramabhar stupa.
has a number of modern stupas and monasteries, which have been built,
by different Buddhist countries. The important shrines worth visiting
are the Chinese stupa and the IndoJapan-Sri Lankan Buddhist Centre.
Kushinagar Museum (Archaeological Museum) is located near the
IndoJapan-Sri Lankan Buddhist Centre. The museum has a collection of
artefacts like statues, carved panels etc excavated from various stupas
and monasteries in Kushinagar and places around it.
kilometers off Kushinagar is Gorakhpur, an important city of eastern
Uttar Pradesh. At Gorakhpur is the Rahul Sanskrityayan Museum, which has
an excellent collection of Thanka paintings and relics of the Buddha.
The water sports complex at Ramgarh Tal Planetarium and the Gorakhnath
Temple in the city are also worth a visit.
148 km from Kushinagar and is an important Buddhist pilgrimage.
Kapilavastu was the ancient capital of the Sakya clan ruled by Gautama
Buddha’s father.
in Nepal at a distance of 122 km from Gorakhpur, Lumbini is the
birthplace of Lord Buddha. There are regular buses to the Nepalese
border, from where the remaining 26 km has to be covered by private
vehicles
does not have a railway station. The nearest railway station is at
Gorakhpur (51 km), which is the headquarters of Northeastern Railways
and linked to important destinations. Some important trains to Gorakhpur
are Bombay-Gorakhpur-Bandra Express, New Delhi-Barauni-Vaishali
Express, Cochin-Gorakhpur Express, Shaheed Express, Amarnath Express,
and Kathgodam Express.
is well connected to other parts of the state of Uttar Pradesh by bus.
The distances from places around are : Gorakhpur (51 km), Lumbini (173
km), Kapilavastu (148 km), Sravasti (254 km), and Sarnath (266 km), and
Agra (680 km).
was a prediction that set it off. Terrified that his son might one day
renounce the world to become a great seer, King Suddhodhana of the
Shakyas, a small kingdom in the Terai region of Nepal, shielded the
young Prince Siddhartha from the evil of the world by keeping him within
the confines of his palace, in the embrace of material comforts and
loving care. From his very birth in 623 BC, in a garden at Lumbini close
to the Shakya capital of Kapilavastu, portent’s revealed that the young
man’s fate was sealed for higher things than dealing with the earthly
concerns and the business of a king.
was chance too that rolled the dice in favour of the spiritual world,
and Prince Siddhartha was a willing pawn when he rejected his regal
life. It was an amazing journey that would transform the deeply troubled
prince into the great Buddha, the Enlightened One, culminating in his
release from the endless cycle of rebirths, at Bodhgaya in Bihar. His
great quest would become the core of an important religious movement.
kings and commoners, criminals and courtesans, Buddhism had the power
and strength to transform their lives forever. This is beautifully
illustrated in the legendary commitment to Buddhism of King Ashoka,
after the bloody battle of Kalinga in Orissa. The great king was
enthusiastic in spreading the Buddha’s message of peace and
enlightenment across the length and breadth of his vast empire, reaching
from present day Afghanistan, Pakistan, India and Bangladesh.
was to travel from its home in India’s eastern Gangetic region of
Bihar, Bengal and Orissa to encompass Sri Lanka and the countries of
South East Asia, then onto the Himalayan countries of Bhutan, Nepal and
Tibet, even far-flung Central Asia, China and Japan, under the umbrella
of royal patronage and the dedication of its vast community of monks,
teachers and artists.
essence of Buddhism is embodied in the concept of the 4 noble truths
and the 3 jewels (Buddha, Dharma, Sangha) via the 8-fold path to
salvation and peace Anticipating his death in his 80th year Buddha urged
his followers, especially his chosen disciples, to continue his work
after his imminent Mahaparnirvana the attaining of nirvana
(enlightenment). As a reminder of his difficult journey and its ultimate
goal, he prevailed upon them to visit the four important places that
were the cornerstones of his great journey - Lumbini, Bodhgaya, Sarnath,
and Kushinagar.
spread of Buddhism down the centuries was to leave in its wake a wealth
of symbolic structures, including sculpted caves, stupas (relic
shrines), chaityas (prayer halls) viharas (monasteries), mahaviharas
(universities) and numerous art forms and religious literature. The
arrival of Guru Padamasambhava, in the 8th century, was a major impetus
in the spread of Buddhism in the Himalayan region.
both pilgrims and tourists can enjoy the special appeal of these myriad
experiences, in the Buddhist Heartland of Bangladesh, Bhutan, India,
and Nepal. From the moment of his birth, his teachings, spiritual
struggle, attainment of enlightenment, great meditations, and message of
peace and non-violence, are as relevant to our life and times as it was
in his day.
a hundred years later there emerged various schools of Buddhist thought
evolving somewhat from the Buddha’s original precepts. The most
prominent amongst these were the Mahayana School, the Theravada School
(based on the old Hinayana School) which flourished in Sri Lanka and
established itself quite quickly in many South East Asian countries, and
the Vajrayana School with its Tantric features, which spread to the
Himalayan regions of Bhutan, Nepal and Tibet.
Sarnath, Bodhgaya and Kushinagar are the primary pilgrimage places
associated with the life and teachings of the Lord Buddha. There are
numerous other sites where the Buddha and the saints that followed
travelled during his life after his transformation, which are held in
deep veneration. Visitors can travel through this Buddhist Heartland
today, to savour the splendid beauty and great appeal of Buddhism.
greatest impetus to Buddha’s teachings came from the Indian King Ashoka
who went on a great pilgrimage visiting the important sites that are
directly associated with his life, in the Footsteps of Lord Buddha.
Primary amongst these holy places are Lumbini in Nepal, and Bodhgaya,
Sarnath and Kushinagar in India. The international Buddhist community
has been active in supporting these important religious centres. There
are other places of lesser significance on the Footsteps of Lord Buddha
visitor circuit associated closely with Buddha’s life. Amongst these are
Buddha’s monsoon retreats of Vaishali, Rajgir and Sravastii in India,
and his early home at Tilaurakot in Kapilavastu Nepal.
Lumbini in southern Nepal is where Queen Mayadevi gave birth to Prince
Siddhartha. It is just a short distance from the Shakya capital of
Kapilavastu. Pilgrimages focus on the sacred garden which contains the
site of the birth, the Mayadevi temple, the Pashkarni pond and the
Ashoka pillar. Designed by Japanese architect Kenzo Tange, the sacred
garden of Lumbini is a World Heritage Site with monasteries from many
Buddhist nations. It is recognised as a supreme pilgrimage site and
symbol of world peace.
It was in Bodhgaya in Bihar, India that Prince Siddhartha found
Enlightenment (nirvana) under the bodhi tree after meditating for 49
days. No longer a bodhisattva (mentor), he became Lord Buddha, the
Enlightened One.
points of homage are the Mahabodhi Temple, the Vajrasan throne donated
by King Ashoka, the holy Bodhi Tree, the Animeshlochana chaitya, the
Ratnachankramana, the Ratnagaraha, the Ajapala Nigrodha Tree, the
Muchhalinda Lake and the Rajyatna Tree. The spiritual home of all
Buddhists, devotees from many Buddhist countries have built temples
around the complex in their characteristic architectural styles.
Bodhgaya today is a vibrant and inspiring tourist attraction.
Buddha gave his first sermon at Sarnath after achieving enlightenment,
about 10 km from the ancient holy city of Varanasi. The sermon, setting
in motion the wheel of the teaching (dharamchakrapravartna) revealed to
his followers the 4 noble truths, the concept of the 3 jewels of Buddha,
Dharma and Sangha via the 8 fold path, for inner peace and
enlightenment. It was here that the Buddha established his first
disciples (sangha) to promote his new doctrine. The splendid Dhamekha
Stupa at Sarnath was originally erected by King Ashoka, as was the
famous lion capital pillar, now the proud symbol of India.
At Kushinagar close to Gorakhpur in eastern Uttar Pradesh, India en
route to Kapilavastu, Lord Buddha fell ill and left this world in 543
BC. His mortal remains were preserved in eight commemorative chortens,
and then further distributed by King Ashoka into 84,000 stupas across
his kingdom and beyond. Important places to see here are the
Mukatanabandhana stupa and the Gupta period reclining Buddha statue in
red sandstone.
Buddha preached his last sermon before his death at Vaishali in Bihar,
60 km away from its capital Patna. It was here that he told his disciple
Ananda about his imminent demise. The Second Buddhist Council was held
in Vaishala about 110 years later.
70 km from Bodhgaya, Rajgir was Buddha’s monsoon retreat for 12 years
whilst he spread his doctrine. It was at the holy Griddhikuta Hill that
he expounded the precepts of his Lotus Sutra and the Perfection of
Wisdom Sutra. The Saptaparni Caves set on Vaibhar Hill were the venue of
the First Buddhist Council, held to compile the teachings of the Buddha
in its authentic form, after his death. The world-renowned university
of Nalanda is another important landmark site.
150 km from the city of Lucknow in Uttar Pradesh, Shravasti was
Buddha’s favourite rainy season retreat where he Buddha performed his
first miracle.
Lumbini in Nepal are seven other pilgrimage sites. The first thirty
years of Buddha’s life were spent at Tilaurakot in Kapilavastu in his
father’s home, 27 km west of Lumbini in Nepal. The well-preserved city
foundations are evocative of former times, and the casket recovered from
the original stupa is preserved in the nearby museum. About 34 km
northeast of Lumbini is Devdaha whose Koliya people are considered to be
the maternal tribesmen of the Buddha. The forest of Sagarhawa lies
northwest of Niglihawa. Another important site is the stupa at Kudan, 5
km from Tilaurakot, where Buddha’s father King Suddhodhana met him after
his enlightenment.
trans-Himalayan regions of Bhutan, India, and Nepal are strongly rooted
in the Buddhist faith. In Dharamsala, in the Kangra Valley, lives his
Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, spiritual leader of all Tibetan Buddhists.
Visitors can enjoy Living Buddhism experiences throughout the region,
whether as a student of Buddhism, meditation and yoga, or as a layperson
attracted by the vibrant culture, people and festivals.
Valley is an important Buddhist pilgrimage circuit with 15 major sites.
It is a living center of Buddhist learning with many new monasteries
and schools that attract funding and visitors from all over the world.
The most important Living Buddhism sites are Swayambhunath and Bodhnath
stupas, both with strong links to Tibet. Protected as World Heritage
Sites, they are the most revered spiritual sites in the country,
attracting thousands of pilgrims. Many of the indigenous Newar people of
Kathmandu practice a unique form of Buddhism, unrelated to Tibet.
the northern regions of Nepal, Tibetan Mahayana Buddhism continues to
flourish and there are many monasteries and sacred sites. Many of these
are in Mustang and Dolpa districts. The important monasteries
Thyangboche, Thame, Chiwong and Thupten Choeling are in the Everest
region of Solu Khumbu.
the Buddhist kingdom of Bhutan, HM the King is considered equal in
status to the religious leader, the Jekhenpo. The depth and vibrancy of
the Buddhist faith is reflected in everyday life. Devotees revere Guru
Padmasambhava as the second Buddha. Bhutan’s monastery fortresses
(dzongs) are an integral feature of governance, and the repository of
precious treasures of ancient literature, scriptures and art. The great
dzongs of Thimphu, Paro, Punakha and Wangdi Phodrang, amongst many
others, offer a fabulous journey for both pilgrim and tourist to explore
Bhutan’s colourful history and spiritual splendour. An added temptation
for the visitor is the fabulous repertoire of cultural activities
associated with the Kingdom’s renowned festivals (tsechus).
short distance from Paro is the renovated Taktsang monastery, the
venerated location of Guru Rimpoche’s (Padmasambhava) deep meditation
before subduing evil demons. Kyichu Lakhang in Paro and Jambay Lakhang
in Bhumtang are amongst Bhutan’s most important and oldest Buddhist
sites. The famous tsechu festivities are marked by prayers and religious
dances, colourful costumes, morality tales, and invocations of
protection against evil forces. Dungtse Lakhang is reputed for its
fabulous collection of religious paintings .The spectacular Punakha
dzong is the winter seat of the monkhood, and houses numerous sacred
artifacts and important temples.
Buddhism flourishes in northern India, home of the Dalai Lama. Set
amongst the splendid heights of the Eastern Himalayas in Arunachal
Pradesh is the remote Tawang Monastery. Amongst the native inhabitants,
the Monpas and the Sherdupkens people keep alive the Buddhist faith from
ancient times. This 17th century monastery is the largest of its kind
in India and the second largest in Asia. The hill town of Bomdila offers
local handicrafts and religious artifacts, and ancient monasteries
North East states also have Buddhist attractions. In the shadow of Mt
Khangchendzonga, Buddhism flourishes in the sacred landscape of Sikkim
which is dotted with 107 monasteries and many sacred stupas. Amongst the
most important are Rumtek, the home of the Kagyupa sect, Pemayangtse,
Tashding and Enchey. The monastery at Chungtang marks the footprint of
Guru Padamasambhava when he rested en route to Tibet. Recently, the
world’s tallest statue of Guru Rinpoche has been erected at Namchi. The
people celebrate their faith during the chaam (masked) dances at the
great festivals.
is now largely Muslim, but the country has important pockets of
Buddhist communities that date back to the 7th century, especially in
the region of Chittagong, the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Cox’s Bazaar,
Noakhali and Barisal. There are at least 50 Buddhist settlements
surviving from the 8-12th century in the Mainamati-Lalmai range at
Tipera, Laksham and Comilla
great journey of Buddhism throughout its 2,500-year history has
manifested itself in a profusion of creative energy in its art,
archaeology and architecture. These include beautifully painted holy
caves, statues and sculpted heads, bas reliefs, mandalas, thangkas
(religious paintings) and frescos, stupas and chortens, fine chaityas,
viharas, mahaviharas and temples that offer the traveller cross-border
cultural pickings that are as enriching as they are moving.
earliest form of Buddhism had no iconoclastic roots. Buddha himself was
regarded as a teacher not a God. When Buddha attained nirvana he was
represented only in the form of symbols such as the lotus, the bo
(peepul) tree, and the wheel.
as an icon emerged through the influence of the Mahayana School of
Buddhism, and the mystical and highly symbolic Tantric form of the
Vajrayana School. Vajrayana culture flourished at Bodhgaya, Nalanda and
Vikramshila around the 8-9 BC. Buddhist Nalanda enjoyed the patronage of
several dynasties of kings but was annihilated by the Turks in the 12th
century. Tantric ritual and mysticism relied heavily on sutras and
tantras - secret practices linked with the mandala (magical diagram). It
saw the inclusion of occult concepts woven intricately into the rapidly
expanding pantheon of Buddha images of gods and goddesses.
enjoyed the fruits of early Buddhist thought and art. Buddhism received
enormous support during the Pala, Chandra and Deva rulers, devout
Buddhists, who were responsible for erecting a cavalcade of
commemorative monuments. Amongst them was the important university of
Paharpur, now archaeological remains about 300 km from Dhaka. Along with
Nalanda University in Bihar, India it was an important centre of
Buddhist teaching. Other important archeological sites in Bangladesh are
at Mahastangar, Comila, Mainamati, and Ramu.
earliest form of Buddhist architecture is visible in the sculpted
caves, monastic retreats that were in effect temples of great
spirituality. The caves at Udaygiri, Ratnagiri and Lalitagiri in Orissa
and the Barabar caves in Bihar are an excellent example of how the art
form developed. At Dhauli, the site of the great battle of Kalinga
fought by King Ashoka, 8 km from Bhubaneswar, stands Ashoka’s rock edict
revealing his pledge to become a Buddhist.
splendour of the stupas at Sarnath, Bodhgaya, Bodhnath, Nalanda and
other important Buddhist sites are an evocative message of Buddha’s
teachings. The Dhamekha stupa at Sarnath is a cylindrical structure
dating to the golden age of the Guptas (320 AD). It features the typical
floral design on stone of Gupta workmanship. Nepal’s Swayambhunath
features traditional Nepalese architectural design with its tall steeple
mounting the dome, representing the 13 Buddhist heavens.
and viharas, stupas in miniature, were originally meant to preserve the
relics of the Buddha or great Buddhist teachers. Excellent examples of
the early viharas were those at Vaishali, Rajgir and Shravasti. Some of
the most powerful mahaviharas were Nalanda and Vikramshila in Bihar,
India and Paharpur in Bangladesh.
Bhutan the great dzongs were ideal for keeping precious Buddhist
treasures and also as monastic retreats thanks to their isolation and
invincibility. These imposing structures with their tapering walls,
courtyards and galleries have been created with traditional designs
handed down verbally from generation to generation, No nails mar their
creation.
the advent of the Mahayana school, the world-renowned university of
Nalanda became an important centre for Buddhist learning, along with
Pahapur, attracting scholars from around the known world. Nalanda
enjoyed the patronage of several dynasties of kings but was annihilated
by the Turks in the 12th century. It’s an amazing experience walking
across the vast grounds of the ruins with its great stupa and other
monastic structures.
first images of Buddha were formed at Gandhara and show decidedly
Hellinistic features (defined by drapery and hairstyle) due to the trade
and cultural links with Mediterranean Europe at the time. With the
emergence of the Mathura school, close to Agra, the features of the
Buddha became more indigenous, inspired by the traditional yakshis and
yakshas sculptural forms. In Bhutan, and Nepal the elements of the
highly symbolic Vajrayana Buddhist style of iconography, so popular in
the 10th-11th century, were however discontinued around the 14th century
in exchange for a less complex range of artistic vision but which still
retained its vibrancy and colourful splendour.
massive Mahasthangarh archeological remains (240 km from Dhaka) throw
light on the development of Buddhist art and architectural leanings in
Bangladesh. This fortified city of the 3rd century BC, extending over an
8 km radius, is the earliest documented urban civilization of
Bangladesh. Within easy reach are the Buddhist ruins of Govind Bhita,
Gokul Medh Stupa and the Vasu Vihara monastery. The greatest collection
of early Pala sculptures have been found in the Paharpur monastic
complex at the central temple of the renowned Somapura Mahavihara.
the tomb of Saint Shah Sultan Mahi Swar Balkhi, were discovered 40
bronze statues representing Buddhist deities, and terracotta plaques
with scenes from the Ramayana. The Mainamati Museum houses an extensive
range of finds from these Buddhist sites. The Salban Vihara in the
Mainamati-Lalmai hills has a complex of 115 cells around a central
courtyard with its cruciform temple facing the gateway complex,
resembles the Paharpur monastery. Kotila Mura houses three stupas
representing the holy Trinity of Buddhism - the Buddha, Dharma and
Sangha. From Rupban Mura was recovered an early standing Buddha in
abhaya mudra.
yellow-bronze statuary of Bhutan reflects influences in bronze-casting
from the craftsman who settled here from the eastern Tibetan province of
Kham, in the 16th century. Bhutanese painters are still sought after to
decorate religious buildings all over the region.
splendid innovation in the use of colour and expressive elements of
Buddhist art down the ages is amply recorded in the fabulous thangkas or
religious paintings of Bhutan, Nepal, Tibet and the trans-Himalayan
regions of India. Objects of veneration and an aid to meditation,
thangkas are traditional scroll paintings on cotton cloth with vegetable
and precious mineral dyes. Buddhas, Boddhisatvas, Taras and numerous
estoteric subjects reflect the artist’s vision of his Buddhist world.
Embellishments with the lotus motif and themes from the Jataka Tales
(lives of the Buddha) are a recurring form of imagery and inspiration
for paintings.
fantastic range of Buddhist art and archaeology in Bangladesh, Bhutan,
India and Nepal, carries the visitor on a splendid journey that marks
some of the most evocative and dynamic aspects of the Buddhist faith.
Time and tide have worked upon the measures of the emerging artistic
trends, but at the core of it remain the Buddha’s basic tenets - of
self-discipline and balance as a means to the ultimate goal of the human
being - the release from the endless cycle of rebirth-pain and
suffering and finding the great peace.
CHENGDU, April 17 (Xinhuanet) – Looking through the cobweb-shaped
platforms wrapped around the head and chest of a 71 meter-tall seated
Buddha statue, the backs of repair experts’ are seen while they are
busy painting dark-red clay, which will be the new lipstick on the
Buddha’s huge mouth.
Like a slow motion, another expert with a safety rope is sent down
in mid-air from the base of the 8 meter-long middle finger of the
statue’s left hand to the statue’s 8.5 meter-high flat instep of the
left foot, where 100 people could sit.
This is just one scene of an ongoing facelift project on the 1, 280
year-old Buddha statue in Leshan, a city in southwest China’s Sichuan
Province.
Carving of the Buddha started in 713 A.D. and was completed in 803
A.D., in the prosperous period of the Tang Dynasty (618-907).
The statue was included in the World Cultural Heritage List under
the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization
(UNESCO) in 1996.
The Buddha statue, which sits on a cliff overlooking the merging of
the three rivers: Minjiang, Qingyijiang and Daduhe. The statue is 71
meters from top to bottom and 28 meters from left to right. It is 18
meters higher than the standing Buddha statue at Bamian Valley,
Afghanistan, once thought to be the highest of its kind in the world.
Over the past 1,000 years, erosion has become a major threat to the
statue. Owning to damage by natural environment changes and human
activities, six major repairs on the giant Buddha statue have been
carried out since ancient times.
Before the largest repair project, which was initiated early this
month, Xinhua reporters visited the famous sitting Maitreya, which
looked in need of immediate repair and attention.
”Some coiled bobs on the head of the statue fell down, weed coated
on its surface rocks, and the face was darkened,” the reporters
recalled.
The 1,000 color-faded bobs on the Buddha’s head have been painted
black, the drainage system has been dredged and the big crack going
from the right eye to the back of its head has been fixed.
”The crack use to cause the Buddha to burst into tears on rainy
days,” said Zeng Zhiliang, an engineer of ancient architecture, who
climbed up onto the 10-story-high statue everyday to conduct repair
work.
When the reporters followed Zeng to have a closer look and touch the
Buddha’s cheek, they could feel the smoothness and brightness of the
repaired surface of its’ face.
At the Buddha’s neck, which 60 meters high from the base of the
statue, an expert is using a small hammer to carefully knock
mantlerocks, rocks which have become loose on the statue due to
erosion, away from the statue surface. With a safety rope, the expert
is crouching in the narrow space of the platform constructed around the
statue.
After knocking it free, he has to use a brush and water to wash the
spot and piece it up with repair material. To achieve the perfect
result, this procedure has to be repeated three or four times.
According to Zeng, the experts also take photos on the mantlerocks
in order to set up archives on the statue’s original form and the
repair work done.
The most difficult parts in the face-lift are the giant facial
features, Zeng said, for example, the Buddha’s nose is the combined
size of several persons.
Natural repair material, in the same color of the statue, is being
used, Zeng said, adding that it is a mixture of rocks, charcoal, hemp
and lime.
Chinese leaders have paid close attention to the repair work. The
repair plan was made by the State Administration of Cultural Heritage
and seven universities and related cultural relics protection research
institutes across China.
The face-lift project has aroused great attention at home and
overseas. The UNESCO has sent experts to the repair site, the World
Bank has provided considerable loans and foreign media coverage with
Time magazine and New York Times being contacted to cover the event.
A massive petition signing has been staged here to call for efforts
to be made to protect the statue. So far, more than 10,000 tourists
signed their names on a scroll of silk 71 meters long.
The Buddha statue management center said the drive has received a
donation of over 300,000 yuan (about 36,000 US dollars) from people
from all walks of life.
The first phase of the repair work will be completed by the end of
April. An additional investment of 250 million yuan (about 30 million
US dollars) will be used for the further repair on the statue as well
as a number of projects to build roads and highways and control
pollution in the area.
Experts suggested that the statue should be inspected and repaired
every five years after this project is completed. Enditem
another great religious project has officially been given the go-ahead
in one of the poorest parts of India. The Maitreya Project is a tribute
to Buddhism for and from the land of the Buddha and is as a multi-faith
cooperative designed by Tibetans who call India their home as as a
lasting gift to India and Buddhism.
this era of veritable skyscraper-hedonism (*cough*Dubai*coughh* j/k),
this project is unique in that it is designed to fulfill a completely
selfless goal, namely “to benefit as many people as possible.” A
monumental sustainable work of art that will serve as a constant source
of inspiration and a symbol of loving-kindness, work will soon begin on
the 152 meter-tall Maitreya Buddha Statue that is the centerpiece of a
large temple complex.
engineering marvel that at will not only be — at three times the size
of the Statue of Liberty — the world’s tallest statue and world’s
tallest temple but will also be the world’s largest (first?)
statue-skyscraper, designed to have a lifespan surpassing a 1,000 years.
more information and a large collection of pictures of this beautiful
project originally posted by me on Skyscrapercity.com, read on!…
focal point of Indian architecture, like its culture, has always been
religious in nature. Just as the Indian economic boom is bringing
incredible economic and architectural growth in the secular area, so has
Indian religious architecture once again become manifest in the
construction of some of the largest, massive, and most intricate
religious architecture the world has seen, from the recently completed
Akshardham Temple, New Delhi — the largest volume Hindu Temple in India,
to the under construction Global Vipassana Pagoda, Mumbai — the largest
stupa, largest dome, and largest rock cave in the world, to the planned
Sri Mayapur Vedic Temple and Planetarium, Mayapur, the world’s tallest
Hindu temple.
now the Maitreya Buddha Statue is to be another gem added to this crow.
The statue is a veritable temple-skyscraper that will contain 17
individual shrine rooms. The highest room at 140 meters high — the
equviliant height of the 40th storey of a standard building. This statue
and complex will be a fusion of Indian and Tibetan architectural styles
that will adhere to ancient Vaastu Shastra design code and will also
hold the world’s largest collection of Lord Buddha’s relics.
A cutaway view of the 152 meter Maitreya statue and throne building
showing the spaces and levels within. Note that the throne itself will
be a 17 storey fully functional temple, with 15 additional shrine rooms
in the the body of the Maitreya statue.
from the statue/skyscraper, the Maitreya Project organizers will also
build free hospitals and schools servicing tens of thousands of poor,
and also be a huge catalyst for infrastructure and tourism development
efforts in one of the most economically backwards parts of India.
project is a joint religious collaboration by organizations
representing the various sects and faiths that revere the Buddha: from
Hinduism to Mahayana to Vajrayana to Hinayana to Jaina to Christian and
Muslim. Under guidance of the overall project conceptualizer,
Nepalese-Tibetan spiritual leader Lama Zopa Rinpoche, the Project was
funded by Buddhist and Hindu temples, social organizations, religious
groups and by individuals in India, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Tibet,
China, Japan, Korea, the UK and America.
this project, India once again shows that the ancient arts of massive
devotional architecture continues to undergo a veritable renaissance.
Maitreya Project “is based on the belief that inner peace and outer
peace share a cause and effect relationship and that loving-kindness
leads to peace at every level of society — peace for individuals,
families, communities and the world.”
entire temple complex is designed to be completely sustainable, meaning
that it will quite literally have the same environmental impact (i.e.
emit the same amount of carbon dioxide and methane) as the paddy field
it will be constructed.
Project will include schools and universities that focus on ethical and
spiritual development as well as academic achievement, and a healthcare
network based around a teaching hospital of international standard with
the intention of supplementing the medical services currently provided
by the government to provide healthcare services, particularly for the
poor and underprivileged.
such, the Maitreya Project organizers are working in tandem with the
local, regional and state governments in Uttar Pradesh, India, who have
fully supported the project. To this effect, the Kushinagar Special
Development Area Authority will support the planned development of the
area surrounding the Project.
total project cost is estimated at $250 million, but the project will
develop this impoverished region and will earn a hundredfold more that
will be funneled into the Maitreya Project’s historical preservation
plans and charities.
Maitreya Buddha project was originally concieved to be built in Bodh
Gaya, Bihar state, the site of the Buddha’s enlightenment, but due to
threat of delays due to red tape, was moved to what was seen to be a
more appropriate location, the village of Kushinagar, in Uttar Pradesh
state.
is a place of great historical and spiritual significance. It is the
place where Shakyamuni (Historical) Buddha passed away and it is
predicted to be the birthplace of the next Buddha, Maitreya – the Buddha
of Loving-kindness – of whom this temple is dedicated to.
the long-term benefits Maitreya Project is bringing to the region, the
State Government of Uttar Pradesh is providing, free of charge, 750
acres of mainly agricultural land in Kushinagar.
the Project itslef will be located adjacent to the ancient
Mahaparinirvana Temple, commemorating the Buddha’s passing, the ancient
Ramabhar Stupa, commemorating the Buddha’s cremation site, as well as
several equally old and older Hindu temples. It is predicted that the
pilgrimage, tourism and development capital that will flow into this
region because of this project will created sustainable income for the
restoration, refurbishment and maintinance of these ancient sacred
sites.
the complex is the Kushinagar Special Development Area, designed as a
sustainable development entity that will coordinate the various
organizations involved in the project and surrounding tourist and
general development that will come with the project.
Maitreya Project and the Uttar Pradesh have worked together to create
the Kushinagar Special Development Area (KSDA), an additional area of
7.5 kilometres surrounding the Maitreya Project site.
bylaws and planning regulations have now been adopted to protect the
KSDA from the kind of opportunism that is often seen in communities of
emerging economic development. Maitreya Project has representation on
the legal bodies governing the KSDA as well as the work of monitoring
the development of the region will be ongoing.
Project’s lead architects, Aros Ltd., have drawn up a preliminary
proposed plan for the beautiful 750 acre Kushinagar site.
The Maitreya Buddha Statue will sit on the Throne Building
containing temples, prayer halls, exhibition halls, a museum, library
and audio-visual theatre.
The Hospital and Healthcare Centre will be the hub of Maitreya
Project’s public healthcare programmes. The development of these
programmes will begin with primary care clinics in the communities of
the Kushinagar Special Development Area. Over the years, the medical
services will be developed and expanded to meet the needs of many
communities. A complete healthcare network will be developed to provide
medical services that are centred around a teaching hospital of
international standard. The healthcare system will primarily serve the
poor and under-privileged, even in remote parts of the area.
The Meditation Park will be a secluded area next to the ancient
Mahaparinirvana Temple, which commemorates Buddha Shakyamuni’s passing
away from our world, the ancient Ramabhar Stupa, commemorating the
Buddha’s holy cremation site, and monasteries and temples belonging to
many different traditions of Buddhism that include both modern
facilities and ancient ruins.
of these features will be set in beautifully landscaped parks with
meditation pavilions, beautiful water fountains and tranquil pools. All
of the buildings and outdoor features will contain an extensive
collection of inspiring sacred art.
center of the Maitreya Project, of course, is the bronze plate statue
of the Maitreya Buddha itself. Rising 500ft/152m in height, the statue
will sit on a stone throne temple building located in an enclosed
sanctuary park.
the Maitreya Buddha statue is a four-storey halo of buildings called
the “Living Wall.” This ring of buildings contains accomadation for the
complex’s monks and workers as well as rooms for functions ancillary to
the statue and throne building.
wall also serves two additional important functions. In light of
cross-border Islamist terrorist attacks against Indian holy sites in
Ayodhya, Akshardham and Jama Masjid, the Living Wall also is designed to
be a security cordon eqivalent to a modern castle wall, staffed with
security personnel and designed to withstand an attack from 200 heavily
armed raiders.
final major function it performs is that of the boundary for the
enclosed sanctuary area of landscaped gardens, pools and fountains for
meditation directly surrounding the Maitreya statue. The entry to the
enclosed sanctuary and the Maitreya statue will be serviced by a main
gate.
the sanctuary, the gardens provide a place for relaxing, resting, and
meditating, with educational artwork depicting the Buddha’s life.
further inward, the is Maitreya Statue and Throne Temple, surrounded by
tranquil ponds and fountains that will cool the area in the intense
Indian summer.
“seat” of the statue is itelf a fully functioning 17-storey temple
roughly 80m x 50m in size. The building will contain two very large
prayer halls, as well as meditation and meeting rooms, a library and
facilities to deal with the anticipated annual influx of 2 million
visitors.
will enter the throne temple through the giant lotus that supports the
Maitreya Buddha statue’s feet. The throne temple contains several
entrance rooms that contain works of art on the Buddha’s life and
teachings.
inward is the cavernous main auditorium of the Maitreya Temple
containing the Sanctum Sanctorum which in Indian architectural tradition
is the innermost most sacred room where the actual shrine is held. This
Sanctum Sanctorum is unique in that within it contains two large
auditorium temples.
first temple in the Sanctum Sanctorum is the Temple of the Maitreya
Buddha, containing a huge, 12 meter tall statue of the Buddha.
wall containing 200,000 images of the Buddhas rises up to the throne
ceiling over 50 metres above, behind both auditorium temples.
centerpiece shrine of the Maitreya Temple is the 12 meter tall Maitreya
Buddha. Stairs and elevators lead to viewing platforms around the
Maitreya Temple, allowing views of the entire room
next biggest shrine in the Sanctum Sanctorum is the Temple of the
Shakyamuni Buddha which contains a 10 meter statue of the Shakyamuni
(Historical) Buddha. Behind the shrine is the continuation of the wall
of 200,000 Buddhas.
On a higher level yet again, the Shakyamuni Temple will house a 10
metre (33 ft.) statue of the historical Buddha. The glass rear wall will
reveal the wall of 200,000 Buddhas within the Maitreya Temple.
Indian architecture, the Sanctum Sanctorum is encircled by a pathway
that allows devotees to do Pradakshina (circumambulation) of the shrine.
The Maitreya Temple, following this tradition, also has this feature.
The main throne building and Pradakshina path where visitors may
circumambulate Sanctum Sanctorum of the Maitreya Temple, which can be
seen through the doorways on the right
this area, elevators and staircases will carry visitors to the various
other rooms in the 17 storey base, including prayer halls, meditation
halls and libraries. Eventually conveying devotees to a large rooftop
garden terrace upon which the Maitreya Buddha statue actually rests.
rising into the upper legs of the main statue, is the Merit Field Hall
with a 10 meter, 3-dimensional depiction of over 390 Buddhas and
Buddhist masters at it’s center. Surrounding this will be 12 individual
shrine rooms devoted to particular deities in the Hindu-Buddhist
pantheon.
the garden terrace, another bank of elevators will whisk pilgrims to
the higher shrine rooms contained in the statue’s torso and head.
statue will contain 15 individual shrine rooms and have a total height
of 152 meters, with the highest shrine room in the statue’s head, at
over 140 meters up. This is roughly equivalent in height to a 40-storey
skyscraper.
statue is itself an engineering marvel. Rather than simply be designed
in its massive size, the statue of the Maitreya Buddha was actually
reversed-designed from a carved statue only a meter and half in height
and the structure’s engineering extrapolated into its current form.
The original statue from which the Maitreya Buddha statue tower is
extrapolated from was hand carved, and is in the Indian Gupta style.
the statue is designed to stand for at least 1,000 years, supporting
the Project’s spiritual and social work for at least a millennium. Due
to the statue’s millenia-passing lifespan, the huge structure is
designed to withstand high winds, extreme temperature changes, seasonal
rains, possible earthquakes and floods and environmental pollution.
research has gone into developing “Nikalium”, the special
nickel-aluminum bronze alloy to be used for the outer ‘skin’ of the
statue designed to withstand the most challenging conditions that could
conceivably arise.
the bronze ‘skin’ will expand and contract dramatically due to daily
temperature changes, the statue will require special expansion joints
that were designed to be not only invisible to the observer, but also in
such a way as to protect the internal supports of the statue from water
leakage, erosion and corrosion. The material and structural components
of the statue are meant to be able to withstand potential unforseen
disasters like earthquakes and monsoon flooding.
Maitreya Project recently passed its first major milestone this month,
when, in compliance with the Indian Land Acquistion Act, the State
Government of Uttar Pradesh has completed the necessary legal
requirements for the acquisition of the 750 acre land site to be made
available to the Project.
there are still permissions and clearances to be obtained, it has now
officially given the green light and the full support of the government.
is expected that the Project will formally break ground either later
this year or early 2008, with an expected construction time of five
years. The project will employ more than a thousand skilled and
semi-skilled workers in the construction phase.
for the length of the post, but I wanted this veritable essay to be a
comprehensive introduction to what Maitreya Project organizers aim to
literally be the 8th Wonder of the World, and an everlasting symbol of
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It makes us feel very happy and privilaged that such a nice and
great memorial is being built to the Divine Lord Buddha. The people of
Uttar Pradesh feel so happy about this. I pray to God that all the
hurdles in the path of this noble cause may be removed. This is
absolutely essential for the spiritual re awakening of the Country.
It makes us feel very happy and privilaged that such a nice and
great memorial is being built to the Divine Lord Buddha. The people of
Uttar Pradesh feel so happy about this. I pray to God that all the
hurdles in the path of this noble cause may be removed. This is
absolutely essential for the spiritual re awakening of our Country.
It makes us feel very happy and privilaged that such a nice and
great memorial is being built to the Divine Lord Buddha. This is
absolutely essential for the spiritual re awakening of the Country.
I heard that the architector is an american..i don’t like the idea
of a foreign man would decide how the project should be..i think also
that a lotus would bemore appropriate as the chair which upon should
stayBuddha….No concrete please but just the Holy stone of India or
Italy,of sacred places around the world..The shadows of Lotus i dream it
would be done thru a Giant Mosaic the largest ever seen and great
fountains..
hey hello every one. I think this is a great project and i cant wait
to see the spuritial blessing that will come upopn its completion
The rainbow of Buddha and the light of Christ come from the same
source. This monument is for all of humanity wishing to learn the great
way. Some say even Jesus spent his lost years from 14-30 in India and
Tibet learning the great way. Humanity can create miricles together when
we no longer chase desires and allow our minds to rule our being. The
great oneness is the source of all things including the light of all the
Buddhas.
firstly we are going to have the biggest statue of the world in our
home town, the kind of recognisation we will get and secondly the help
localites will get in terms of tourist revenue, medical facilities and
education.I really believe the area is one of the poorest part of the
country and once the project starts full flaged, it will remove most of
the miseries of the people there,
This is a remarkable part of history.We are in one of the most
amazing times, a new era in art” the digital age”. I see this incredible
buddha as a manifestation of this technology, and this era . The
concept and design are truly the cutting edge of art and architecture,
in the present and in all history.I am an american I hope one day, I
will see this temple when it is finished . It is something to look
forward to. I love India I wish the greatest blessings for you. You are
one of the greatest countries in the world. phillip cohen
I am really glad to know the details and features of this great
project. This is one of the biggest milestone project of the Eastern
Utter pradesh (great Indian State). There is extreme requirement of
Educational and Healthcare programmes in this Urban place
(Kushinagar).Perhaps this project will be helpful.
hey.., it will be really good if the website is maintained on
regular basis so that one can know what are the updates about the
project,as till now nothing significant changes is seen on the land
acquired from locals…
moreover the project have already acquired a land in Gaya for the
same project,but lator on the idea for setting the project over there
was dissolved(as heard from a local leader,so updates time to time will
keep the peoples moral high about the project…
I am really glad to know the details and features of this great
project. This is one of the biggest milestone project of the Eastern
Utter pradesh (great Indian State). There is extreme requirement of
Educational and Healthcare programmes in this Urban place
(Kushinagar).Perhaps this project will be helpful.
It makes us feel very happy and privilaged that such a nice and
great memorial is being built to the Divine Lord Buddha. The people of
Uttar Pradesh feel so happy about this. I pray to God that all the
hurdles in the path of this noble cause may be removed. This is
absolutely essential for the spiritual re awakening of the Country.
The Project of enacting Budha’s grand and marvellous status is
highly appreciable It would be the greatest achievement not only to
India but to the Entire World.
For hundreds of years with the islamic and christian invasion of
india and ts desire to wipe out its faith and civilisation…the
completion of this great representaion of buddha and his teaching not
only represent the buddha but his people to. The civilisation that
allowed tolerance of other faiths which lead to an ideal of dharma of
peace of co-existance as a guideline for mankind to achieve a life of
fullfillment to stray away from hatred and violence to others..I am very
proud that ancient india long before islamic and chritsian invaders is
finally reclaiming its place something most indian people have been
desiring to go back to for generations………to realign our history back
from the shatterd remains of foriegn rule.
It makes us feel very happy and privilaged that such a nice and
great memorial is being built to the Divine Lord Buddha. The people of
Uttar Pradesh feel so happy about this. I pray to God that all the
hurdles in the path of this noble cause may be removed. This is
absolutely essential for the spiritual re awakening of the Country.
Wonderful project ever created in human history. We are proud to be
India having such a marvelous and enlightened creator being built in
Kushi Nagar. I am sure it will make KushiNagar the centre point of
religion and will benefit to the people of all faith and beliefs.
Very informative post. Spring Temple Buddha is very famous.The
statue depicts Vairocana Buddha and is 128 meters high with a weight of
over 1000 tonnes.Laykyun Setkyar second tallest statue in the world and
the is 116 meters.Ushiku Daibutsu third tallest statue in the world.It
depicts Amitabha Buddha and is plated with bronze.Guanyin Statue is a
fourth highest statue in the world. statue has three sides, one facing
the island and the other two face the South China Sea.Grand Buddha at
Ling Shan is a very attractive place. For more details refer http://www.journeyidea.com/five-tallest-buddha-statues-in-the-world/
A great Buddha Statue Project. If the project can be finished by the
year 2012, it will be really a great achievement too, because that year
is the 2500 th year of the Kushinagar event of passsing away of
Gouthama Buddha. Let’s hope it will happen..!!
this is asoka its easy to say but very difficult to do man now still
it no going to start its only doing bogus.for uttar predesh govt. it is
impossible dear i know i am an engineer and i know all the thing that
the status of u.p. govt it not going to implement any thing ,but i pray
to god please give some sense.thanks
The statue of Lord Buddha is being built in kushinagar. this is
great things and gift of kushinagar, uttar pradesh and india.
Wonderful project ever created in human history. We are proud to be
India having such a marvelous and enlightened creator being built in
Kushi Nagar. I am sure it will make KushiNagar the centre point of
religion and will benefit to the people of all faith and beliefs.
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Buddha. It is India’s tallest standing statue of Lord Buddha. It took 14
years to contruct this statue. The work on the statue was started in
1997 and it was unveiled in 2011. This standing statue of Buddha is
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as Mrigdayavan Mahavihar Society).
All Awakened Aboriginal Societies in the Prabuddha Prapanch feel
Maitreya project in Kushinara are going to have the biggest statue of
the world in our home town, the kind of recognisation we will get and
secondly the help localites will get in terms of tourist revenue,
medical facilities and education.I really believe the area is one of the
poorest part of the country and once the project starts full flaged, it
will remove most of the miseries of the people there,localites really need the blessings of Lord Buddha.
is a remarkable part of history.We are in one of the most amazing
times, a new era in art” the digital age”. I see this incredible Buddha
as a manifestation of this technology, and this era . The concept and
design are truly the cutting edge of art and architecture, in the
present and in all history. An American like all others hope one day,
they will see this temple when it is finished . It is something to look
forward to. They wish Prabuddha Bharat the greatest blessings for all
and one of the greatest countries in the Prabuddha Prapanch.
its easy to say but very difficult to start its only bogus.For own
mother’s flesh eaters, slaves, stooges, boot lickers UP govt (P) ltd.
which is concentrating on tallest Rama statue to please the chitpavan
brahminical foreigners kicked out from Bene Israel, Tibet, Africa,
Eastern Europe, Western Germany, South Russia, Western Europe,Hungary .
it is impossible as engineers know all the thing that the status of UP
govt(P) Ltd. is not going to implement any thing related to Buddha the
Awakened One with Awareness.
1. The poor are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - work & work.
2. The rich are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - exploit the poor.
3. The soldiers are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - protects both.
4. The taxpayers are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - pays for all three.
5. The bankers are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - robs all four.
6. The lawyers are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - misleads all five.
7. The doctors are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - bills all six.
8. The goons are Happy with Health and Wealth because they - scare all of seven.
9. The politicians - lives happily with Health and Wealth on account of all eight.
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How many languages are there in the world?
That number is
constantly in flux, because we’re learning more about the world’s
languages every day. And beyond that, the languages themselves are in
flux. They’re living and dynamic, spoken by communities whose lives are
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40% of languages are now endangered, often with less than 1,000 speakers
remaining. Meanwhile, just 23 languages account for more than half the
world’s population.
When a just
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known as Classical Magahi Magadhi/Classical Chandaso language/Magadhi Prakrit,Classical Hela Basa (Hela Language),Classical Pāḷi which are the same. Buddha spoke in Magadhi. All the 7111 languages and dialects are off shoot of Classical Magahi Magadhi. Hence all of them are Classical in nature (Prakrit) of Human Beings, just like all other living speices have their own naturallanguages for communication. 116 languages are translated by https://translate.google.com
2. GIG ECONOMY,
3. STOCK MARKET INVESTING,
4. HOME GARDENING,
7. ALTERNATE ENERGY,
8. INSURANCE,
9. ALTERNATE MEDICINES,
10. GAMING,
11. HEALTHCARE,
12. AFFILIATE MARKET,
13. NETWORK MARKETING,
14. DATA SCIENCES,
15. SPIRITUAL SCIENCES.
06) Classical Devanagari,Classical Hindi-Devanagari- शास्त्रीय हिंदी,
08) Classical Afrikaans– Klassieke Afrikaans
09) Classical Albanian-Shqiptare klasike,
10) Classical Amharic-አንጋፋዊ አማርኛ,
11) Classical Arabic-اللغة العربية الفصحى
12) Classical Armenian-դասական հայերեն,
13) Classical Azerbaijani- Klassik Azərbaycan,
14) Classical Basque- Euskal klasikoa,
15) Classical Belarusian-Класічная беларуская,
16) Classical Bengali-ক্লাসিক্যাল বাংলা,
17) Classical Bosnian-Klasični bosanski,
18) Classical Bulgaria- Класически българск,
20) Classical Cebuano-Klase sa Sugbo,
21) Classical Chichewa-Chikale cha Chichewa,
22) Classical Chinese (Simplified)-古典中文（简体）,
23) Classical Chinese (Traditional)-古典中文（繁體）,
24) Classical Corsican-Corsa Corsicana,
25) Classical Croatian-Klasična hrvatska,
27) Classical Danish-Klassisk dansk,Klassisk dansk,
30) Classical Esperanto-Klasika Esperanto,
31) Classical Estonian- klassikaline eesti keel,
32) Classical Filipino klassikaline filipiinlane,
33) Classical Finnish- Klassinen suomalainen,
34) Classical French- Français classique,
35) Classical Frisian- Klassike Frysk,
36) Classical Galician-Clásico galego,
37) Classical Georgian-კლასიკური ქართული,
38) Classical German- Klassisches Deutsch,
39) Classical Greek-Κλασσικά Ελληνικά,
40) Classical Gujarati-ક્લાસિકલ ગુજરાતી,
41) Classical Haitian Creole-Klasik kreyòl,
42) Classical Hausa-Hausa Hausa,
43) Classical Hawaiian-Hawaiian Hawaiian,
44) Classical Hebrew- עברית קלאסית
45) Classical Hmong- Lus Hmoob,
46) Classical Hungarian-Klasszikus magyar,
47) Classical Icelandic-Klassísk íslensku,
48) Classical Igbo,Klassískt Igbo,
49) Classical Indonesian-Bahasa Indonesia Klasik,
50) Classical Irish-Indinéisis Clasaiceach,
51) Classical Italian-Italiano classico,
52) Classical Japanese-古典的なイタリア語,
53) Classical Javanese-Klasik Jawa,
54) Classical Kannada- ಶಾಸ್ತ್ರೀಯ ಕನ್ನಡ,
55) Classical Kazakh-Классикалық қазақ,
56) Classical Khmer- ខ្មែរបុរាណ,
57) Classical Kinyarwanda
58) Classical Korean-고전 한국어,
60) Classical Kyrgyz-Классикалык Кыргыз,
61) Classical Lao-ຄລາສສິກລາວ,
62) Classical Latin-LXII) Classical Latin,
63) Classical Latvian-Klasiskā latviešu valoda,
64) Classical Lithuanian-Klasikinė lietuvių kalba,
65) Classical Luxembourgish-Klassesch Lëtzebuergesch,
66) Classical Macedonian-Класичен македонски,
67) Classical Malagasy,класичен малгашки,
68) Classical Malay-Melayu Klasik,
69) Classical Malayalam-ക്ലാസിക്കൽ മലയാളം,
70) Classical Maltese-Klassiku Malti,
71) Classical Maori-Maori Maori,
72) Classical Marathi-क्लासिकल माओरी,
73) Classical Mongolian-Сонгодог Монгол,
74) Classical Myanmar (Burmese)-Classical မြန်မာ (ဗမာ),
75) Classical Nepali-शास्त्रीय म्यांमार (बर्मा),
76) Classical Norwegian-Klassisk norsk,
79) Classical Persian-کلاسیک فارسی
80) Classical Polish-Język klasyczny polski,
81) Classical Portuguese-Português Clássico,
82) Classical Punjabi-ਕਲਾਸੀਕਲ ਪੰਜਾਬੀ,
83) Classical Romanian-Clasic românesc,
84) Classical Russian-Классический русский,
87) Classical Scots Gaelic-Gàidhlig Albannach Clasaigeach,
89) Classical Sesotho-Seserbia ea boholo-holo,
90) Classical Shona-Shona Shona,
91) Classical Sindhi,
92) Classical Sinhala-සම්භාව්ය සිංහල,
93) Classical Slovak-Klasický slovenský,
94) Classical Slovenian-Klasična slovenska,
95) Classical Somali-Soomaali qowmiyadeed,
96) Classical Spanish-Español clásico,
97) Classical Sundanese-Sunda Klasik,
98) Classical Swahili,Kiswahili cha Classical,
99) Classical Swedish-Klassisk svensk,
100) Classical Tajik-тоҷикӣ классикӣ,
101) Classical Tamil-பாரம்பரிய இசைத்தமிழ் செம்மொழி,
104) Classical Thai-ภาษาไทยคลาสสิก,
105) Classical Turkish-Klasik Türk,
108) Classical Urdu- کلاسیکی اردو
109) Classical Uyghur,
110) Classical Uzbek-Klassik o’z,
111) Classical Vietnamese-Tiếng Việ,
112) Classical Welsh-Cymraeg Clasurol,
113) Classical Xhosa-IsiXhosa zesiXhosa,
115) Classical Yoruba-Yoruba Yoruba,
116) Classical Zulu-I-Classical Zulu
Even manusmriti will be
rewritten for Discovery of Aboriginal Awakened One Societies Universe
for the welfare, happiness, peace for all societies and for them to
attain Eternal Bliss as their Final Goal as enshrined in the marvelous,
modern Constitution with full freedom, equality, liberty, and fraternity
exposing the foreigners kicked out from Bene Israel, Tibet, Africa Eastern Europe, Western Germany, Northern Europe,
South Russia, Holand Etc.,Traitor, Anti-National chitpavan brahmins of
Rowdy Swayam Sevaks (RSS) who are attempting to nullify the Constitution with their
chitpavan brahminised parliamentarians, executives,judges, cheating
election commissioners and the PRESSTITUTE media.
All Aboriginal Awakened Societies are aware of the fact that Mad
Murderer of democratic institutions (Modi) of Bevakoof Jhoothe
Psychopaths (BJP) Private Limited remotely controlled by just 0.1%
intolerant, violent, militant, ever shooting, mob lunching, number one
terrorists of the world, lunatic, mentally retarded, foreigners RSS)
only will win all elections as long as the Fraud EVMs (Evil Voting Machines)
are used. Like USA of Ballot Papers are used chitpavan brahmins will get
only 0.1% votes. If the foreigners chitpavan brahmins are forced to
quit Prabuddha Bharat democracy, liberty, equality and fraternity as
enshrined in our marvelous modern Constitution will be saved.
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Transformation and Economic Emancipation Movement followed by millions
of people all over the world in 116 Classical languages.
