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02 January 2024
Bak Full Moon Poya Day
Bak Poya holds profound significance in the Buddhist calendar as it marks the second visit of the Buddha to Sri Lanka during the fifth year of his Supreme Enlightenment. According to the Mahavamsa, an epic poem chronicling the history of Sri Lanka, the Buddha’s visit was driven by the noble intention of resolving a conflict between two groups of Naga and restoring harmony to the land. Peaceful...
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02 January 2024
Medin Full Moon Poya Day
Medin Poya, falling in the month of March, holds profound significance in the Buddhist calendar, marking the day when Siddhartha Gautama Buddha, the Fully Enlightened One, visited his father, King Suddodhana, for the first time. A Royal Invitation and a Unique Mission In the seventh year after his enlightenment, Lord Buddha, accompanied by 20,000 bhikkus, responded to a heartfelt invitation from...
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02 January 2024
Navam Full Moon Poya Day
Navam Full Moon Poya holds special significance in the hearts of Buddhists in Sri Lanka, marking two pivotal events that shaped the early foundations of Buddhism. This sacred occasion serves as a time of reflection, reverence, and commemoration. Appointment of Chief Disciples At the core of Navam Poya’s observance lies the commemoration of the appointment of Sariputta and Moggallana as the...
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