Buddha Jayanti in Malaysia
Buddha Jayanti @kuala Lumpur,Malaysia.symbol of peace symbol of nonviolence symbol of compassion happy buddha jayanti to all,may the blessing of almighty bring you prosperity & peace!!!
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Thai Buddhist Chetawan Temple Malaysia
It was way back in 1956, Phra Kru Palat Vieng, a veteran member of the Sangha (community of monks) and an old time resident of Kuala Lumpur who initiated the idea of building a sizeble Buddhist Temple close to the federal capital of Kuala Lumpur. After two acres of land was allocated by the Selangor State Government, an adjacent piece of land measuring two and half acres was acquired through donations collected from well-wishers and Phra Kru Palad Vieng's own savings.
Besides the generous donations from well-wishers, His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand's personal contribution towards the building funds had generated greater enthusiasm amongst those who aspired for the successful completion of the Temple. The Government of Malaya also rallied to the good cause by giving a grant through the Prime Minister, Yang Berhormat Mulia Tunku Abdul Rahman Putra Al-Haj.
As the planned structure was to reflect the finest of Thai Temple architecture, the Fine Arts Department of Thailand in Bangkok was commissioned to draw up the architectural plans and to oversee the construction of the Temple building. With a combined workforce of local builders and skilled craftsmen from Thailand, the main shrine hall or Vihara (Viharn) was finally completed in 1962. The structure, heavily gilded in gold leaves, intricately decorated with multi-coloured glass tiles, and crowned with a multi tiered roof trimmed with chor fahs, represented the most stunning Thai temple architecture in the Klang Valley. His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej of Thailand had granted Royal Consent for His Majesty’s Royal Insignia to be mounted on the front gable of the building and also donated the main shrine Buddha image named Phra Buddha Thammeen, a rare honour that reflected His Majesty’s special consideration and compassion towards Wat Chetawan.
The years after 1962 were years of conservation. No new structures were added until almost 20 years later under the abbotship of Ven. Phra Khru Sophitchariyaphorn (Pien Saccadhammo). Today, Wat Chetawan, being one of the few royal sponsored temples outside Thailand, stands complete as a temple complex with the distinctive structures such as The Ubosot, The Dhammasala (Meditation Hall), The Bell Tower, The Monks’ Kuti, The Sala, The Mondop, The Brahma Pavilion, The Kuan Yin Pavilion, The Columbarium, The Maitreya Buddha Pagoda, The Sleeping Buddha Shine and The Temple Monument Sign.
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Wesak Day in Malaysia, Buddha Jayanti rally in Malaysia, Buddha was born in Nepal part-1
बिशेश ब्वस्थापाक :एन आर एन मलेशिया, बिभिन्न सघ सस्थाहरुको उपस्थिती रहेको थियो
Buddha jayanti at malaysia
Buddhism in Malaysia
This Feature is based on our visit of Malaysia
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Buddhism in Malaysia
Buddhism in Malaysia
Buddhists flock to Maha Vihara Temple for celebration
(17 May 2011) SHOTLIST
1. Wide shot procession, men in costume playing drums, Buddhist monk walking to Maha Vihara Temple in the Kuala Lumpur suburb of Brickfields
2. People walking into temple with offerings to pray in front of Buddha statue and have blessing from monks
3. Various of people praying as monk splashes water in a blessing over them
4. Close of people praying
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Venk Siridhamma, Assistant Chief Monk at the Maha Vihara Temple:
Wesak Day is very important for the Buddhists. Why? Because it is Buddha's birthday, enlightenment and passing away. These three things we celebrate during the Wesak. This is very important for the Buddhists, why? They come to a temple to build their spiritual life.
6. Monks splash a blessing over a queue of people
7. Oil lamps being lit
8. Oil lamps with Buddha statue in background
9. Crowd lighting incense sticks
10. Man holding incense sticks and praying
11. Close of candles being lit around incense bowl
STORYLINE
Buddhists in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur flocked to the Maha Vihara temple on Tuesday to celebrate the annual celebration of Wesak, marking the birth of the Buddha.
Maha Vihara, the main Buddhist temple in the capital, is located in the suburb of Brickfields, sometimes known as 'Little India'.
Wesak Day is one of the holiest days for Buddhists.
It offers an opportunity for all followers to come together and celebrate not only the Buddha's birthday, but also his enlightenment and achievement of Nirvana.
During the celebrations the faithful pray, offer flower petals, and give alms to the needy in memory of Buddha.
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Ven. Dr Ashin Indaka from Myanmar charged rm400 per who want to be monk at SAMNAK SAMBODHI TAMAN DESA JAYA BUDDHIST TEMPLE...ANYONE GO THERE, MUST CAREFUL...THIS IS MAKE BUDDHIST SHAMEFUL...Buddha is never asks money from his students..a lot people unhappy with that cost..
We would like inform to all committees of SAMNAK SAMBODHI BUDDHIST TEMPLE, No: 19 Jalan 38 Taman Desa Jaya, Kepong, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. There are so many Myanmar condemnations about when anyone wants to become the monks, who chief monk requests them to pay about RM400.00 per head.
This is one of crushing shame and exploitation because may be that cost high for Myanmar, also this is one kind of business system in Buddhist, all of us must think in correctly, Buddha went to became a monk with free of charge and he practiced to attain Enlightenment without any cent of dollar to spend, sometimes needed to referred from the Buddha times.
Buddhist Temple in Malaysia 100% supported by public. The committees of Temple, they worked as voluntary and take care of Temple with organized but in Temple not allowed to played politic because in Temple must be clean and welcome all everyone.
Recently, do bad and good must careful because everything's huge complaint in Internet, about Buddhist teaching a lot of at Internet, sometimes we can't tell lie to the others one. We must help Myanmar people as they came to Malaysia to work, earn money and save money for their family at home.
We are Malaysia Buddhist must help Myanmar Buddhist, not to cheated them because they came to our country to work, we must show our good quality and our good Buddhist. Not like some committees members cheated money Myanmar monks; this is very bad Malaysia Buddhist.
Hope YIP KUM FOOK (MCA GOMBAK) realizes himself, now many people know in what he done for Buddhist, Buddhist Kamma will attack to everyone, if they do bad or good.
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Born in Lumbini, Nepal, Siddhartha was destined to a luxurious life as a prince, had three palaces especially built for him. Siddhartha escaped his palace, accompanied by Channa aboard his horse Kanthaka, leaving behind this royal life to become a mendicant. Sitting under a banyan tree, now known as the Bodhi tree in Bodh Gaya (Bihar, India), he vowed never to arise until he had found the Truth. After 49 days meditating, at the age of 35, he attained Enlightenment (Nirvana). Gautama, from then on, was known as the Buddha or Awakened One. Buddha is also sometimes translated as The Enlightened One. Often, he is referred to in Buddhism as Shakyamuni Buddha or The Awakened One of the Shakya Clan.
Buddhists celebrate Wesak Day in Kuala Lumpur
(21 May 2016) Buddhists in the Malaysian capital of Kuala Lumpur flocked to the Maha Vihara Temple on Saturday to celebrate the annual celebration of Wesak, marking the birth of the Buddha.
Maha Vihara, the main Buddhist temple in the capital, is located in the suburb of Brickfields, sometimes known as 'Little India'.
Wesak Day is one of the holiest days for Buddhists.
It offers an opportunity for all followers to come together and celebrate not only the Buddha's birthday, but also his enlightenment and achievement of Nirvana.
During the celebrations the faithful pray, offer flowers and incense, and give alms to the poor in memory of Buddha.
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Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti is more than a just a gazetted holiday in India. It marks the birth anniversary of Gautam Buddha and is a Buddhist festival that's celebrated all over Indian, and even in some South-East Asian countries including Nepal.
Also known as Vesak, Buddha Purnima or Buddha Jayanti, the festival celebrates the birth of Siddhartha Gautam, who later became Gautam Buddha, the founder of Buddhism
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1. Gautam Buddha was born in Lumbini, Nepal and breathed his last in Kushinagar, India.
2. Buddha Purnima is a public holiday, which is celebrated in Cambodia, Japan, China, Indonesia, Korea, Malaysia, Myanmar, Nepal, Philippines and Australia, Canada, USA to name a few; however, in different ways.
3. Sarnath near Varanasi in Uttar Pradesh holds an important place in Buddhism, as Gautam Buddha gave his first sermon there to five monks. On this day, a large fair is held at Sarnath and the remnants of the Buddha are taken out for public display in a procession.
4. On this day, people usually wear white clothes and distribute kheer (as legend has it that a woman named Sujata had offered Gautama Buddha a bowl of milk porridge on this day). Devotees offer prayers and pay their respect by visiting Buddha temples on this day.
5. Buddha Jayanti symbolises the triple coincidence of Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and salvation (death) taking place on the same day of the summer full moon
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