Tag: Buddha

In folk beliefs, one's birth month is thought to influence their destiny. There are certain auspicious lunar months that are believed to bring good fortune and lifelong blessings from the Bodhisattvas.

Linked to the legend of the Buddha's life are these three types of trees, each making an appearance at significant moments in his journey. These trees hold a special significance for many, yet cultivating them is not a feat easily achieved by all.

"Chắt tay và niệm 'Nam mô a di đà Phật' is a sacred ritualistic practice deeply ingrained in Vietnamese culture. This act of piety and devotion is often performed during religious ceremonies and holds a special significance for the Vietnamese people. While it may seem like a simple gesture to some, the true meaning behind it is profound and rooted in the country's rich spiritual heritage."

The zodiac signs are in for a treat this lunar month! From April 1st onwards, these lucky few can expect a windfall of prosperity and good fortune. This is a time of abundance and wealth, so get ready to embrace the positive energy and watch your fortunes soar.

The sacred Buddha's relics will embark on a momentous journey from India to Vietnam, in conjunction with the United Nations Vesak celebrations in 2025. These revered relics will be hosted by four prominent temples across the southern and northern regions of the country.

Have you ever walked down a path called "Coming Home" and lived in a house called "Awareness"? Tịnh Viên Maha Mangala has embarked on a journey back to the roots, following in the footsteps of Buddha and embracing a life of simplicity and authenticity.

"According to ancient beliefs, these are the four types of plants you should avoid having indoors."

In Feng Shui, the incense burner is considered the heart of the altar, a spiritual bridge connecting the living to the invisible spiritual realm. It serves as a spiritual balm, a reminder of one's roots and ancestry, deeply ingrained in the consciousness of many Vietnamese.

"A wise old saying goes, 'Those with long backs will aid the king, and those with long legs will roam far and wide.' This ancient proverb isn't just a nugget of life advice; it also reflects the aesthetics valued by our ancestors. But what does this saying truly mean?"

"Nam Mo A Di Da Phat" is a familiar phrase to the Vietnamese, but not everyone understands its profound meaning.