Maga Puja Homage to Lord Buddha 13 February 2006

“I’m the candle light. I’m kind of candle bright.” Of course, when the Maga Puja Day is about to fall on the full moon of the third lunar month, all Buddhists nationwide and worldwide will take this opportunity to practice Dhamma to a greater degree, as part of the homage to the Lord Buddha. In the solemn and serene full-moon night of Maga, at the World Dhammakaya Center (WDC) in the Grand Meditation Amphitheatre enclosing the Dhammakaya Cetiya, we will get wrapped in the middle of uncountable gold-glittering lanterns all around. The ground, the crowd, the cloudless sky would be dyed gold by the ocean of candlelit lanterns. That’s the inevitable experience and memory all the attendees will remember for the rest of the time! Candle lights in respect to Lord Buddha would brighten the peaceful mind inside us all. If you are prepared to enjoy the activities at full scale, do turn up at 5.30 am in the alms-round location in front of the Dhammakaya Cetiya. The evening Maga Puja Candle Lighting Ceremony would take our delight to the fullest, leaving our mind shining bright on the way home. That’s why many Buddhists and even non-Buddhists from everywhere would never miss the Maga Puja night at Dhammakaya Temple , Thailand .

06.00 am.	Alms-giving Ceremony at Maha Dhammakaya Cetiya
09.30 am.	Mass meditation led by Luang Phor Dhammajayo
10.45 am.	Lunch Offering Ceremony Maga Puja Lantern Offering Ceremony
11.00 am.	Lunch break
01.30 pm.	National Dhamma Quiz Award
02.45 pm.	Donation time
03.30 pm.	Dhamma listening
05.30 pm.	Gathering at the Cetiya
06.00 pm.	Mass meditation led by Luang Phor Dhammajayo
07.00 pm.	Cetiya Circumambulation in homage to the Lord Buddha Chanting and spreading loving-kindness
08.00 pm.	End

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Alms-giving Ceremony at Maha Dhammakaya Cetiya

National Dhamma Quiz Award

Cetiya Circumambulation in homage to the Lord Buddha Chanting and spreading loving-kindness