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Daily Routine of a monk
AS a devoutly Buddhist country, Myanmar is home to countless monasteries. Every village, no matter how small, has at least one monastery where phongyis (monks) live. These monks are considered to be sons of the Buddha, who joined the order of
monks during his quest for nibbana, that eternal peace in which all human passions are stilled and the painful process of repeated rebirths comes to an end.
AS a devoutly Buddhist country, Myanmar is home to countless monasteries. Every village, no matter how small, has at least one monastery where phongyis (monks) live. These monks are considered to be sons of the Buddha, who joined the order of
monks during his quest for nibbana, that eternal peace in which all human passions are stilled and the painful process of repeated rebirths comes to an end.
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Superstition of different cultures are interesting in some ways.
Superstition of different cultures are interesting in some ways.
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Albert Einstein
Albert Einstein's Quote on Buddhism:
Albert Einstein's Quote on Buddhism:
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The History of Buddhism
In Union of Myanmar majority of the population are Buddhist. Theravada Buddhism is professed widely. Religious intolerance or discrimination on grounds of religion is non-existence in the Union of Myanmar throughout it's long history. The main religions of present day Myanmar are Buddhism (89.20%). Christianity (5.05%). Muslims (3.78%). Hindus (0.55%). and Animism (1.27%) and other faiths such as Bahai Sikhs. Lipian fujianhal. Chinese. etc.(0.61%).
In Union of Myanmar majority of the population are Buddhist. Theravada Buddhism is professed widely. Religious intolerance or discrimination on grounds of religion is non-existence in the Union of Myanmar throughout it's long history. The main religions of present day Myanmar are Buddhism (89.20%). Christianity (5.05%). Muslims (3.78%). Hindus (0.55%). and Animism (1.27%) and other faiths such as Bahai Sikhs. Lipian fujianhal. Chinese. etc.(0.61%).
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Mahasi Abroad
MAHASI ABROAD
FIRST & SECOND SERIES
MAHASI ABROAD
FIRST & SECOND SERIES
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Buddhism
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of religion is practiced in Myanmar. although a majority (some 89.1%) are Buddhists in Myanmar. But Myanmar seems democratic that Buddhism is not defined as the official religion of the country. like most Islamic countries does.
Freedom of Religion
Freedom of religion is practiced in Myanmar. although a majority (some 89.1%) are Buddhists in Myanmar. But Myanmar seems democratic that Buddhism is not defined as the official religion of the country. like most Islamic countries does.
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The worshipping of Nats in Myanmar is a kind of a traditional heritage from generation to generation.
The worshipping of Nats in Myanmar is a kind of a traditional heritage from generation to generation.
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