Buddha Paurnima 2024 - Every year the Lord Buddha (c563 - 483bc) Birthday or Jayanti or Buddha Paurnima 2024 celebrate in the month of May happily with holiday.
If you want to learn more about Lord Buddha's philosophy , you half to read such main important hint topics for learning from various religious Books.
After learning, you will get inspiration to teach as well as for the real Art of Living.
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Buddha Paurnima In May 2023 From Birth To Parivarja
Part 1
His kula
His ancestry
His birth
Visit by asita
Death of Mahamaya
Childhood and education
Early traits
Marriage
Father's plan to save his son
The feature of woman to win the prince
The prime ministers admonition to the Prince
The prince's reply to the Prime Minister
Invitation into the Satya Sangh
Conflict with Sangh
Offered to exile
Parivraja the way out
Parting words
Living his home
The prince and the servant
The return of Channa
The family in mourning
Part 2
Renunciation for ever
From Kapilvastu to Raj Grah
King Bimbisara and his advice
Gautama answer Bimbisara
Reply by Gautam
News of peace
The problem in new perspective
Part 3
In search of new lights
Halt at Brighus Aashram
Study of sankhya
Training in Samadhi Marg
Trial of asceticism
Abandonment of asceticism
Part 4
Enlighten enlightenment and the vision of a new way
Meditation for new lights
Enlightenment
A discovery of new Dhamma
Gautama who was bodhisattva after Sambodhi become a Budha
Part 5
The Buddha and his predecessor
The Buddha and the vedic Rishi
Kapila the philosopher
The brahmins
Upanishad and their teaching
Part 6
The Buddha and his contemporaries
His contemporaries
His attitude to his contemporaries
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Part 7
Comparison and contrast
What he rejected ?
What he modified ?
What he accepted ?
Buddha Images with Campaign Of Conversation
Part 1
Buddha and his vishad yoga
To preach or not to preach
Proclamation of good news by Brahma sampatti
Part 2
The conversion of the Pari vajraka
Arrival at Sarnath
The Buddha's first sermon
The Buddha first Sermon continued
The Buddha first Sermon continued
The Buddha first Sermon continued
The Buddha first Sermon continued
The response of the parivrajakas
Part 3
Conversion of the high and the holy
Conversion of of Yash
Conversion of the Kashyap
a conversion of Sariputta and Moggallanas
Conversion of bimbisara
Conversion of anathapindika
Conversion of Prasenjit
Conversion of Jeevika
Conversion of Rath Pal
Part 4
Call from home
Shuddhodhan and the last look
Meeting Yashodhara and Rahul
Reception by the shakya
Last attempt to make him householder
The Buddha answer
The Minister reply
Budhha determination
Part 5
Campaign for conversion resumed
Conversion of rustic brahmins
Conversion of the brahmins of Uttara Vati
Part 6
Conversion of the law and the lowly
Conversion of upali the barber
Conversion of Sunita the sweeper
Conversion of sopaka and suppiya the untouchable
Conversion of sumangala and other low caste
Conversion of Supra Buddha the leper
Part 7
Conversion of women
Conversion of Maha Prajapati Gautami Yashodhara and her companion
Conversion of Prakriti chandalika
Part 8
Conversion of the Fallen and the criminals
Conversion of Vagabond
Conversion of Angulimala the robber
Conversion of other criminals
Risk of conversion
What the Buddha Taught ?
Part 1
His place in his Dhamma
The Budha claimed no place for himself in his own Dhamma
Te Buddha did not promise to give salvation he said he was Marg data Refined and not Moksh data giver of Salvation
The Buddha did not claim any divinity for himself or his Dhamma it was discovered by men for men it was not revelation
Part 2
Different views of the Buddha Dhamma
a what others have understood him to have taught
The Buddha on classification
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Part 3
Paurnima And What Is Dhamma
To maintain purity of life is the Dhamma
To reach perfection in life is Dhamma
To liv in nibanna is Dhamma
To give up craving is Dhamma
To believe that all compound things are impermanent is Dhamma
To believe that Karma is the instrument of moral order is Dhamma
Part 4
What is not Dhamma ?
Belief in Super National is not Dharma
Belief in Ishwara or God is not essential part of the Dhamma
Dhamma based on Union With Brahma is a false Dhamma
Belief in Sahul is not Dhamma
Belief based on speculation is not Dhamma
Reading books of Dhamma is not Dhamma
Belief in the infallibility of book Dhamma is not the Dhamma
Part 5
What is Saddhamma ?
Section 1
Functions of saddhamma to cleanse the mind of its impurities a to make the world a kingdom of righteousness
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Dhamma to be Saddhamma must promote Pradnya
Dhamma to be Saddhamma n when it makes learning open to all
Dhamma to be Saddhamma when it teaches that mere learning is not enough it may lead to pedantry
Dhamma to be Saddhamma when it teaches that what is needed is Pradnya
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Dhamma to be Saddhamma must promote Maitri
Dhamma to be Saddhamma only when it teaches that more Pradnya is not enough it must be a accompanied by Sila
Dhamma to be Saddhamma only when it teaches decide Pradnya and Sila what is necessary is Karuna
Dhamma to be Saddhamma only when it teachers that more than Karuna what is necessary is Maitri
Section 4
Dhamma to be Saddhamma must pull down all social barriers
Dhamma to be Saddhamma must break down barrier between man and man
Dhamma to be Saddhamma must eat that worth and not birth is the measure of man
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Part 1
What is religion ?
Dhamma differ from religion
Morality and religion
Dhamma and morality
Mere morality is not enough . It must be scared and universal
Part 2
How similarities in terminology conceal fundamental difference
Section 1
Rebirth
Preliminary
Rebirth of what ?
Rebirth of whom ?
section 2
Karma
The Buddhist doctor in of Karma the same as the brahmanic doctorin ?
Did Buddha believe in past Karma having effect on future life? concluded
section 3
Ahimsa
Different way in which it is interpreted and followed
The true meaning of Ahimsa
Section 4
Transmigration
Section 5
Cause of his misunderstanding
Part 3
The Buddhist way of life
On good evil and sin
On crying and lust
On hurt and ill will
On anger and enemity
In man mind and impurities
On self and help conquest
On wisdom justice and good company
On thoughtfulness and mindfulness
On vigilance earnestness and boldness
On sorrow and happiness
On Charity and kindness
On hypocrisy
On following the right way
Mix not through Dhamma with false Dhamma
Part 4
Buddha Paurnima And His Sermons
Section 1
Sermons for house holder
The happy house holder
Daughter may be better than a son
Husband and wife
Section 2
Dermons on the need for maintaining character
What constitutes the downfall of man
The Wicked man
The best man
The enlightened man
Man just and good
Need for doing good deeds
Need for making good resolutions
Section 3
Sermons on righteousness
Ehat is writers names
Need for righteousness naas
Righteousness name and the claim of the world
How to reach perfection in the righteousness conduct ?
One need not wait for companion to Tread
On the path of righteousness
Section 4
Sermons on Nibbana
What is nibbana ?
The roots of nibbana
Section 5
Sermons on the Dhamma
Why right view rank first ?
Bother about life after death
Prayers and innovations to God are futility
It is not what what you eat that makes you holy
Not food but Evil actions that matter a Not enough is outward washing
What is holy life ?
section 6
Sermons on social political questions
Do not depend on the favour of Princes
If the king is righteous his subject will be righteous
It is the social system on which depend on political and military strength
War is wrong
Duty of a Victor who has own peace
The Sangha
Part 1
The Sangh and its organisation Admission to the Sanga
The Bhikkhus and his vows
The Bhikkhus and Ecclesiastical offences
The Bhikkhus and restraints
The Bhikkhus and good conduct rules
The Bhikkhus and the trial of offences
The Bhikkhus and confession
Part 2
The Bhikkhus - the Buddha's conception of him
Buddhist conception of what a Bhikkhus should be
The Bhikkhus and the ascetic
The Bhikkhus and the Brahmin
The Bhikkhus and the Upasaka
Part 3
The Duties of the Bhikkhus
The Bhikkhus duty to convert
Conversion not to be by miracles
Conversion not to be by force
Bhikkhus must fight to spread virtue
Part 4
The Bhikkhus and the laity
The bond of alms
Mutual influence
Dhamma of the Bhikkhus and the Dhamma of the Upasaka
Part 5
Vinaya for the laity
Vinaya for the wealthy
Vinaya for the householder
Vinaya for children
Senior for people
Vinaya for husband and wife
Vinaya for master and servant
Conclusions
Vinaya for girls
He and His contemporaries
Part 1
His Benefactors
Gift from bimbisara
Gift from anathapindika
Gift from Jeevika
Gift from Amrapali
Mini fences of Vishakha
Part 2
His Enemies
Charge of conversion by glamour
Charge of being a parasite
Charge of breaking happy household
Jain and false charge of Murder
Jains and false charge of immorality
Devadatta cousin and an enemy ok a Brahmins and the Buddha
Part 3
Critics of His Doctrines
Critics of open admission to the Sanga Critics of the rule of
Critic of the doctrine of ahimsa
Charge of preaching virtue and creating gloom
Critics of the theory of soul and rebirth
Charge of being an annihilationist.
Part 4
Friends and admirers
Devotion of Dhananjanani a Brahmini
The abiding faith of Vishaka
The devotion of Mallika
The ardent wish of a pregnant mother
Keniyas welcome
Pasendi in praise of the master
The wanderers last journey
Part 1
The meeting of those near and dear
The centre of his preaching
The Places He Visited
Last meeting between father and son
Last meeting between the Buddha and sariputta
Part 2
Living Vaishali
Farewell to Vaishali
Halt at Pava ok a arrival at kushinara
Part 3
His End
The appointment of a successor
The last convert
Last words
Ananda in grief
Lament of the Malad and the joy of Bhikkhus
The last rites
Quarrel over Ashes
Loyalty to the Buddha
The man who was Siddhartha Gautama
Part 1
His personality personality
His personal appearance
The testimony of eyewitness
His capacity to lead
Part 2
His humanity
His compassion The Maha karunik
a healing of the stricken
His concern for the sick
His Tolerance of the intolerance
His sense of equality and equal Treatment
Part 3
His likes and dislike
His dislike of poverty
His dislike of the acquisitive instinct
His joy at the beautiful
His love for the lovely
TRIBUTES TO THE BUDDHA'S GREATNESs.....
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Enlightenment philosophy is a philosophical tradition that emerged in India in the early part of the 20th century, centered on the teachings of the Buddha. It is based on the idea of self-perfection and the elimination of suffering. The Buddha was born in the sixth century BC.
The Buddha Paurnima 2024 or Buddha’s Birthday or Buddha Jayanti an important date in the life of every Buddhist and is held as a special day dedicated to the remembrance and celebration of the Buddha’s enlightenment.
