On 13 December 1999 (2542 B.E.), the General Assembly of the United Nations officially recognized Visakha Puja Day, or Vesak Day as traditionally known by Sri Lankans, as an International Day of the World. Sri Lanka was a key member of the original group of co-sponsors for a resolution requesting the United Nations to recognize Vesak as a special day. The goal is to make Vesak internationally known as the day Buddhists throughout the world assembled to perform meritorious deeds and to commemorate the Buddha’s Birth, Enlightenment, and Attainment of Complete Nibbana. It is also to acknowledge the Buddha as a benevolent human being endowed with great wisdom and immense compassion and goodwill for all living beings. The Buddha encouraged all religious groups to examine His teaching and to verify the truth for themselves, without the need to abandon their own faith. He taught and shared His great wisdom to all living beings without seeking anything in return.
Wat Phra Dhammakaya and the Dhammakaya Foundation will organize Visakha Puja Day Ceremony (Vesak) as recognition of the boundless compassion of the Buddha, the Most Exalted One and Teacher to all humankind and celestial beings. You are warmly invited to participate in Visakha Puja Day Ceremony that includes the offering of donation, observation of the precepts, meditation practice and circumambulation of the Grand Meditation Stadium, as commemoration of the Buddha’s Birth, Enlightenment, and Attainment of Complete Nibbana. The ceremony will be held at Wat Phra Dhammakaya on Monday, 1st June 2015 (2558 B.E.).
On 13 December 1999 (2542 B.E.), the General Assembly of the United Nations officially recognized Visakha Puja Day, or Vesak Day as traditionally known by Sri Lankans, as an International Day of the World. Sri Lanka was a key member of the original group of co-sponsors for a resolution requesting the United Nations to recognize Vesak as a special day. The goal is to make Vesak internationally known as the day Buddhists throughout the world assembled to perform meritorious deeds and to commemorate the Buddha’s Birth, Enlightenment, and Attainment of Complete Nibbana. It is also to acknowledge the Buddha as a benevolent human being endowed with great wisdom and immense compassion and goodwill for all living beings. The Buddha encouraged all religious groups to examine His teaching and to verify the truth for themselves, without the need to abandon their own faith. He taught and shared His great wisdom to all living beings without seeking anything in return.Wat Phra Dhammakaya and the Dhammakaya Foundation will organize Visakha Puja Day Ceremony (Vesak) as recognition of the boundless compassion of the Buddha, the Most Exalted One and Teacher to all humankind and celestial beings. You are warmly invited to participate in Visakha Puja Day Ceremony that includes the offering of donation, observation of the precepts, meditation practice and circumambulation of the Grand Meditation Stadium, as commemoration of the Buddha’s Birth, Enlightenment, and Attainment of Complete Nibbana. The ceremony will be held at Wat Phra Dhammakaya on Monday, 1st June 2015 (2558 B.E.).
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