Historic Bishuddhachar Buddhist Monastery Reopens After Restoration
The historic Bishuddhachar Buddhist Monastery in Margherita, Assam, reopened its doors on October 27, after years of restoration. Bhante Srichand, the monastery's leader, participated in the re-inauguration, marking a significant moment for the local Buddhist community.
The 127-year-old monastery, nestled in Namdang Gaon, is a cultural and spiritual beacon for the region. The reopening ceremony was a grand affair, filled with traditional rituals that resonated with the community's heritage. The event began with Pay Bo: Daratham, a sacred ritual to invoke blessings, followed by Sangha Dana, a ceremony of offerings to the monks. The highlight was a grand procession featuring the monastery's revered Buddha statue and Kalpataru, a symbol of wish-fulfilment and prosperity.
The reopening was more than just an event; it was a moment of cultural pride and spiritual renewal. Locals gathered to celebrate their heritage and look towards a future filled with hope and unity.
The Bishuddhachar Buddhist Monastery, under the leadership of Bhante Srichand, reopened on October 27, bringing together the local community in a celebration of their cultural heritage and spiritual traditions. The monastery stands as a testament to the region's rich history and the resilience of its people.
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