LuckyPiggie
05-12
Replying to @MHh:Hallelujah! im Buddhist [Sly]//@MHh:No work on Monday is really just another day to rest and sleep in! As I am a Christian, I won’t be celebrating this festival and will instead take this as an opportunity to spend time with my family and to plan for our upcoming trip together. I treasure family time and creating meaningful memories together. Just had lunch together and will also be going for dessert soon! Although we do not go visiting to any temples, I agree that each year as we watch the 3 step and 1 bow procession being reported on television, the devotion of the devotees is always inspiring.
@LuckyPiggie @SPOT_ON @rL @Wayneqq @Fenger1188 @HelenJanet @DiAngel @Success88 @Universe宇宙 @Kaixiang happy Vesak Day!
Temple Visits, Veggie Feasts, or Family Fun? Share Your Vesak Day!
Vesak Day commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and passing of Siddhartha Gautama—the Buddha. The day begins with early morning ceremonies at temples. Buddhists gather to celebrate with vibrant decorations, vegetarian food fairs, and public talks, creating a rich cultural atmosphere. What’s your Vesak Day plan? With no work on Monday, will you stay in or head out? Will you go vegetarian for the day?
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