Buddha π Quotes

But to be without sores is more pleasurable still.
Just so, there are pleasures in worldly desires,
But to be without desires is more pleasurable still.
- (Nagarjuna, from Precious Garland)
Salutations to Bhagavan
From what is dear, grief is born,
from what is dear, fear is born.
For someone freed from what is dear
there is no grief
-- so why fear?

From what is loved, grief is born,
from what is loved, fear is born.
For someone freed from what is loved,
there is no grief
-- so why fear?

From delight, grief is born,
from delight, fear is born.
For someone freed from delight
there is no grief
-- so why fear?
From sensuality, grief is born,
from sensuality, fear is born.
For someone freed from sensuality
there is no grief
-- so why fear?

From craving, grief is born,
from craving, fear is born.
For someone freed from craving
there is no grief
-- so why fear?

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Buddha Purnima is the birth anniversary of Lord Buddha. It falls on the
full moon of the fourth lunar month (month of Vaisakh) i.e. April or May. This
day commemorates three important events of Buddha's life
- His birth in 623
BC.
- His enlightment i.e. attainment of supreme wisdom, in 588 BC.
- His
attainment of Nirvana i.e. the complete extinction of his self at the age of
80.
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