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Buddhist Festivals - Sangha Day |  | Buddhism - Buddhist Festivals: Sangha Day This festival is also known as Fourfold Assembly or Magha Puja Day. Sangha Day is the second most important Buddhist festival. It is a celebration in honour of the Sangha, or the Buddhist community. For some Buddhists Sangha refers only to monks and nuns. It is a chance for people to reaffirm their commitment to Buddhist practices and traditions. Sangha Day commemorates the spontaneous gathering of 1,250 enlightened monks (arahants), to hear the Buddha preach at Veluvana Vihara. |  | | Spirituality, Spiritual Articles, Information, Facts, Basic, Basics, Fact, Defined, Define, Definitions, About, What is, Fact, Definition, Basic, Basics, Overview, Introduction, Information, Article, Principle, Principles, Religion, Religions, Spiritual Belief Systems, Theology, Religious Philosophy, Teachings, Teaching, Body Mind Soul, Body, Mind Spirit, India, Indian, Eastern Religion, Eastern Religions, Buddha, Buddhism, Buddhist, Buddhism in India, Buddhism Religion, Buddhist Religion, Buddhism Teachings, Buddhist Teachings, Buddhist Practice, Buddhist Practices, Buddhist Philosophy, Buddhist Religion, Buddhist Belief, Buddhist Beliefs, Buddhist Religion, Ritual Worship, Buddhism Ritual Worship, Buddhist Ritual Worship, Buddhism Worshipping, Rituals, Rite, Rites, Rituals, Buddhism Rituals, Vedic Rituals, Buddhism Rituals, Rituals in Buddhism, Buddhism Ritual, Buddhism Rites, Buddhism Rite, Rites in Buddhism, Buddhism Ceremonies, Buddhism Ceremony, Buddhist Rituals, Buddhist Rituals, Buddhist Rituals, Rituals for Buddhists, Buddhist Ritual, Buddhist Rites, Buddhist Rite, Rites for Buddhists, Buddhist Ceremonies, Buddhist Ceremony, Buddhist Worship, Worship in Buddhism, Festivals in Buddhism, Buddhism Holydays, Holy days Buddhism, Buddhist Festivals, Buddhism Festivals, Buddhism Calendar, Buddhist Calendar, Dharma Day, Sangha Day |  | |
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Buddhist Festivals - Sangha DayBy http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion
Buddhism - Buddhist Festivals: Sangha Day This festival is also known as Fourfold Assembly or Magha Puja Day. Sangha Day is the second most important Buddhist festival. It is a celebration in honour of the Sangha, or the Buddhist community. For some Buddhists Sangha refers only to monks and nuns. It is a chance for people to reaffirm their commitment to Buddhist practices and traditions. Sangha Day commemorates the spontaneous gathering of 1,250 enlightened monks (arahants), to hear the Buddha preach at Veluvana Vihara. At this gathering, the Buddha gave his first sermon, or recitation of the Patimokkha (the rules and regulations of the monastic order). Sangha is the term used for the Buddhist spiritual community. On Sangha Day Buddhists celebrate both the ideal of creating a spiritual community, and also the actual spiritual community which they are trying to create. The Sangha is precious in Buddhism as without those in the community to look up to or share aspirations with, the spiritual life would be very challenging. Sangha Day is a traditional time for exchange of gifts; it has become a prominent festival among Western Buddhists even though it is less well known in the East. Celebrations vary, but can include chanting, meditation, the lighting of oil lamps, and the reaffirmation of people's commitment to Buddhist practice. Courtesy to http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion |
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