Is Buddha's Happiness Day a big day? What does the Buddha's Happy Day mean?

People all know that the fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is the Mid-Yuan Festival, which is called the Kasahara Festival in Buddhism, but what may not be well known is that there is another nickname for this day in Buddhism, so today's Lao Huang calendar will introduce whether this is a big day and its meaning.

Is Buddha's Happiness Day a big day?

Buddha's Birthday is a very important day in Buddhism. From April 15 to July 15 in the lunar calendar, monks meditate and practice, which is called "Xia Ding", and July 15 in the lunar calendar is the day of Xia Ding.

The fifteenth day of the seventh lunar month is a successful day for Xia citizens to live for 90 days. After three months of hard work, on July 15, all monks will report their practice to the Buddha one by one. At the same time, monks should do whatever they want, that is, criticize and self-criticize. The Buddha is very happy to see his disciples studying Buddhism hard, so this day is also called the Buddha's Happy Day.

So what is the Buddha's happiness on the Buddha's Happy Day? It is said to have the following three meanings:

1. Ten Buddhas are glad to see that the monks can live in peace and practice hard.

2. After solving the problem of self-indulgence in summer, monks can reflect on themselves, and the public can report to each other, so that those who have committed crimes within 90 days can show repentance and return to purity, which makes the Buddha very happy.

3. The Buddha heard that in summer, monks reported or got the first fruit, two fruits, three fruits and four fruits, and the Buddha was very happy.

The significance of Buddha's Happy Day

The Buddha was born for the benefit of life. Anyone who does anything wants to bring happiness to all sentient beings and relieve their suffering. Therefore, when you meet all beings, you can turn evil into good, turn persistence into consciousness, return to the truth, and be happy without suffering.