dana parami: Forsaking ones goods and possessions (animals or non living objects) by making gifts. sila parami: Control of ones actions and speeches in order to refrain from evil actions. nekkhamma parami: Renouncement of the life of the laity to the sake of a solitary life (bhikkhu, ermite). panna parami: Development of knowledge and understanding …
On 14th October 1956 Dr B. R. Ambedkar accepted Buddhism along with his 5 Lacs follower in the holy land of Nagpur. He had given basic 22 vows, rules to his followers to observe strictly. The 22 vows are: I shall have no faith in Brahma, Vishnu and Mahesh nor shall I worship them. …
FAMILY TREE OF DR. BABASAHEB AMBEDKAR Grandfather : Maloji Sakpal Father : Subhedar Ramji Sakpal Mother : Bhimabai Ramji Sakpal Mothers Father Name : Dharmaji Murbadkar Father Sister : Mirabai Maloji Sakpal Brother : Anandrao Ramji Sakpal Sister in Law : Laxmibai Anandrao Sakpal Sister : Manjulabai, Tulasabai, Gandubai Wife : 1. Ramai Bhimrao Ambedkar …
Dhamma Brothers & Sisters, 50 years have come to pass since Vipassana was brought back to India by Guruji in July 1969. It is an important milestone which must be celebrated as well as used to reflect on the Journey of Dhamma in the last 50 years as well as Vision of Tomorrow for the …
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Relics of the buddha to be stored in Hyderabad stupa.
Buddha Jayanti and its political significance -by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar (Published in Janata in Marathi on 17th May 1941: BAWS, Vol. 20, pp. 327-335) There is no need to tell that Indians love festivals. They spend half of the year in festivity and religious rites. They also give great importance to celebration of birth and …
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The Signature of Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar that changed Millions of Lives. * * * * *