The Importance of Community Meditation in Buddhism : หน้า 30/88
East Meets West : หน้า 30/88 Exploring the significance of group meditation in Buddhist practice and its benefits for individuals and communities.
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สรุปเนื้อหา
In the context of Buddhism, meditation is often practiced individually during the week, but communal gatherings, such as the Kathina Ceremony, play a crucial role in promoting unity among practitioners. These events allow laypeople to come together on Sundays to meditate, generating strong positive mental energy and cleansing worldly impurities. Since the time of the Buddha, communal meritorious activities have fostered motivation and admiration among practitioners. The shared experience of meditation creates a moment of peace that can lead to personal and communal growth. More details can be found at dmc.tv.
หัวข้อประเด็น
-Importance of community in meditation
-Role of the Kathina Ceremony
-Benefits of meditation
-Historical context of Buddhist practices
-Mental energy generation through unity
ข้อความต้นฉบับในหน้า
30
30
Buddhist Congregation
Buddhist
Monica
Luang Por
: What does it mean to a Buddhist to practice meditation
in a ceremony like the Kathina Ceremony yesterday?
Does it enrich the Buddhist life to meditate together
with others, or can they do it just as well at home alone
or somewhere else?
: The reason for mass congregation is unity in
meditation practice. Normally the laypeople will
meditate individually at home from Monday to
Saturday. So, on Sunday, it is a good chance for
everyone to get together to meditate and generate
strong positive mental energy to cleanse the impurities
away from this world. The tradition of communal
meritorious activity has been practiced since the Lord
Buddha's time. People may meditate privately or as a
group. The mass congregation will motivate the
others to follow this good deed as well because
the unity of people doing good deeds together is
admirable. The moment that people join together to
meditate is the moment of peace that can prosper to
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