21
July
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On Friday (July 21) we will be celebrating Chökor Düchen, one of the four most sacred periods in the life of  Buddha Shakyamuni, as it marks the First Turning of the Wheel of Dharma. After attaining enlightenment, Buddha reflected for seven weeks on how he could convey the vision that he had achieved. After a request from Indra and Brahma in Sarnath, he delivered his first teaching, the teaching on the Four Noble Truths.

Sacred dates are auspicious for us to generate merit and bring benefit to all beings, as it is said that during these periods positive and negative actions are accumulated millions of times.

We invite everyone to pay homage to the Buddha of our age, whether by applying the teachings, engaging in virtuous actions, making offerings, meditation practices, or even vows that remind us of our commitments.

On this day, we will be doing the regular pujas and Saving Lives practice at Odsal Ling! Schedule yourself to participate in person or online:

6.30 am (UTC-3) - Morning Puja (click here to participate online)
3 pm (UTC-3) - Saving Lives (click here to participate online)
7 pm (UTC-3) - Evening Puja (click here to participate online)

If you would like to make offerings for the Saving of Lives, click here.

You can also make other offerings for this and other days on the buttons below.

Details

Date:
21/07
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Organizer:
Odsal Ling
Phone:
11 4703-4099
Email:
eventos@odsalling.org

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