Buddha Purnima 2021: Gautam Buddha Motivation Guide for Life

 

Buddha Purnima 2021: Gautam Buddha Motivation Guide for Life

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May 26 marks Buddha Jayanti 2021. As the full moon of the moon rises, this beautiful event commemorates the birthday of the enlightened Gautam Buddha. This day is also known as Buddha Purnima, celebrated with great enthusiasm and joy all over the world. Gautam Buddha conveyed deep knowledge about peace, health, which continues to inspire, to lead humanity to this day.

 

We present to you the inspiring quotes of Gautam Buddha at this special Buddha Jayanti event:

 

Every experience, no matter how bad, may keep some kind of blessing in mind. The goal is to get it.

Don't dwell on the past, Don't dream on the future, Focus on the present.

Life is the greatest gift, the satisfaction of riches, the loyalty of good relationships.

When you light a lamp for someone, it will light your way.

Nothing exists alone; everything has to do with everything else.

Thousands of candles can be lit by a single candle, and the life of the candle will not be shortened. Happiness does not diminish with sharing.

Unemployment is a short road to death and industriousness is a way of life; the simple do the foolish, the shrewd are diligent.

Every wrong done arises because of the idea. If the mind is changed can it continue to do wrong?

My luxurious life in the palace or my life of self-denial in the jungle is not the way to freedom.

No one can escape death and unhappiness. If people only hope for happiness in life, they will be disappointed.

Better a poor horse than no horse at all. Then the victory is yours. It cannot be removed from you.

Do not believe anything, no matter where you read it, whoever said it, no matter what I said, unless it agrees with your reason and your own mind.

Teach this threefold truth to all: A kind heart, a kind speech, and a working life and compassion are the things that rejuvenate the personality.

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Buddha Purnima 2021: Let's look at the historical sites associated with the life of Gautam Buddha

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New Delhi: The birthday of King Buddha is celebrated as Buddha Purnima. This year, a good celebration will be held on Wednesday (May 26). Buddha Purnima is celebrated with all the zeal of the world. In this case, however, the celebrations have been marked by the second wave of the COVID-19 epidemic.

 

Buddha Purnima is better known as Buddha Jayanti. This day commemorates the birth of Prince Siddhartha Gautam who later became Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism.

 

Born to a royal couple from Kapilavastu, Siddhartha grew up in an environment that hid the basic truths of life. His father had never wanted him to be affected by human suffering. He grew up in the splendor of a palace. But Siddhartha was destined to distance himself from the pleasures of material things. He has chosen to lead a life that will inspire the world.

 

Here are four key areas associated with Gautam Buddha's life:

 

Lumbini: Lumbini in Nepal is believed to be the birthplace of Gautam.Bodh Gaya: Bodh Gaya is in Bihar. This is where it is believed that he received enlightenment under the Mahabodhi tree.

 

Sarnath: Gautam Buddha delivered his first speech at Sarnath, near Varanasi.

Kushinagar: It is believed that Gautam Buddha discovered Parinirvana after his death in Uttar Pradesh's Kushinagar.

 

Thousands of pilgrims from around the world visit these Buddhist monasteries. Apart from the above-mentioned places, Sravasti, Rajgir, Sankassa, and Vaishali are also closely related to the life of Gautam Buddha.

 

Here's to wishing everyone a very happy Buddha Jayanti!

 

Buddha Purnima 2021: All about the birth of Gautam Buddha and the voyage of enlightenment by Vaishakha Purnima

Buddha Purnima is seen on the night of the full moon of the month of Vaisakh. This year, the festival will be celebrated on May 26 (Wednesday). The festival of Buddha Purnima is traditionally celebrated in memory of the birth of Siddhartha Gautama, who later became the Gautama Buddha and founder of Buddhism. On this day, people celebrate Siddhartha's choice to embrace the spiritual longing in which he renounced all worldly pleasures in order to become a holy man. He chose this course when he saw the suffering of the common people. He was therefore encouraged to relinquish his royal life.

 

The country of birth of the Buddha is considered Nepal, and when this day is celebrated in conjunction with the full moon of the month of Vaisakha in the Buddhist calendar. Neighboring countries in Southeast Asia also celebrate this day during the Vaisakha month of the Buddhist and Hindu calendars, which are usually April or May according to the Western Gregorian calendar. This day is also known as Vaishak Purnima and Vesak Day.

 

Buddha Purnima 2021: Time and times

 

The Purnima season or season starts at 8:29 pm on May 25 and ends at 4:43 pm on May 26.

 

Buddha Purnima 2021: History

 

Siddhartha Gautama was born a prince of Kapilavastu and was named after his parents by Siddhartha. According to the prophecy before her birth, the child would be a great ruler or a monk. Fearing the loss of the crowned Kapilavastu prince, the Buddha's family locked him in the palace chambers. When Buddha turned 29 he was able to see life outside the palace. Gautama Buddha first saw three objects, an old man, a corpse and a sick man. These three areas have made him realize that life is full of misery and is only temporary.

 

Siddhartha Gautama has relinquished his royal life after seeing three horrific things. He went deep into the deep forest, searching for the truth. After Siddhartha Gautama received enlightenment or Nirvana, he received the most revered title, Gautama Buddha.

 

Bodh gaya, a pilgrimage site for pilgrims and devotees at the Mahabodhi Temple Complex in the Gaya region of Bihar, India. Bodh Gaya attracts a large number of Buddhist Purnima pilgrims.

 

Celebrations around the world

 

Countries around the world are celebrating the significance of Buddhism on this day, and it is not limited to Southeast Asia. The day is a public holiday in many countries, including China, India, Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Myanmar, Singapore, Sri Lanka, Taiwan, Thailand and South Vietnam; Canada, Australia and the United States (US), in turn, are celebrating the holiday in memory of different races and cultures.

How India celebrates

 

People who have embraced Buddhism often visit the traditional Viharas to start their festival. There they saw a complete Buddhist sutra like a service. Non-vegetarian food is discarded that day, and fans prefer white clothing. The use and distribution of the famous Indian dish ‘Kheer’ was done, because according to legend, a woman named Sujata donated a bowl of milk to Gautama Buddha.

 

The celebration of Buddha Purnima is about praying with pure feelings, and embracing what Buddhism stands for peace-, non-violence and harmony.