All Buddhist festivals?

The first day of the first month: Maitreya Christmas?

On the sixth day of the first month: Christmas Day for the Buddha.

February 8: Sakyamuni Buddha became a monk.

February 15: the nirvana of Sakyamuni Buddha.

February 19: Guanyin Christmas.

February 2 1 day: Christmas in Pu Xian.

March 16: Christmas for Zhunti Bodhisattva

April 4th: Manjusri Bodhisattva Christmas Day

April 8: Sakyamuni Buddha Christmas Day

April 15: Buddha's auspicious day-also celebrating the birth, enlightenment and nirvana of Sakyamuni Buddha (that is, Vesak Day in Southern Buddhism countries).

May 13: Galand Bodhisattva Christmas Day.

The third day of June: Guardian Wei Tuo pays tribute to the Buddha at Christmas.

June 19th: Avalokitesvara became a Buddhist monk-on this day, she became a Buddhist monk, with extraordinary merits.

July 13: the general trend is to bodhisattva Christmas.

July 24th: Dragon Tree Bodhisattva Christmas Day

July 30th: Christmas for Tibetan Bodhisattvas.

August 22nd: Lantern Buddha Christmas Day

September 19: the anniversary of Guanyin Bodhisattva becoming a monk.

September 30th: The pharmacist came to Christmas with a glazed lamp.

10.5: Father Dharma's Christmas Day.

December 17th: Amitabha Christmas Day

The eighth day of the twelfth lunar month: Black Rice Taoist Day.

129 February: Christmas for Bodhisattva Huayan

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Introduction to major festivals:

1. Buddha's birthday.

The eighth day of the fourth lunar month is the day when the founder of Buddhism, Sakyamuni Buddha, was born. Legend has it that when Sakyamuni was born, Kowloon spat water to bathe him. Therefore, on this day, people bathe the Buddha with various spices and offer sacrifices to the Buddha with various incense and flowers. On this day, they must also fast and give alms to commemorate this unusual day.

The Buddha's Birthday Festival is also called the "Bathing Buddha Festival", and the "Water Splashing Festival" in Yunnan, China is derived from the Bathing Buddha Festival. When Sakyamuni Buddha was born, he advocated the equality of all beings, revealing that everyone has Buddha nature and everyone can become a Buddha. Then everyone is like a Buddha, and eventually he can become a Buddha through Buddhist practice. Therefore, to commemorate the Buddha's birthday, bathing the Buddha is also to bathe yourself.

2. Daocheng Festival.

On the eighth day of the twelfth lunar month, Sakyamuni meditated under the bodhi tree and realized the Tao. Since then, there has been Buddhism in the world, and the founder of Buddhism, Sakyamuni Buddha, was born. Buddhists cook porridge with hundreds of kinds of fruits to celebrate, and gradually form a folk custom. Folk call it Laba porridge festival, so Daocheng Festival is also called Laba porridge festival, referred to as Laba Festival.

3. Diwali.

The fifteenth day of the first lunar month is a festival for Buddhists to celebrate the demonization of Sakyamuni. Mainly use all kinds of lights and candles to worship Buddha. The lanterns, dragons and snakes dance together, and the candles are hundreds of miles long, staying up all night, with great momentum. Since the Tang Dynasty, it has been designated as the Lantern Festival, which has evolved into a folk Lantern Festival and merged with the Taoist Shangyuan Festival in China, also known as Shangyuan Festival and Shangyuan Lantern Festival.

4. Nirvana Festival.

A festival commemorating the death of Sakyamuni Buddha. Buddhism in the Han Dynasty is scheduled for February 15th of the lunar calendar. Nirvana is the highest realm of Buddhism. Buddhism has the saying "Nirvana, Nirvana without life, rock without death", and neither life nor death is the "empty" realm in Buddhism.

5. Kogasawara Festival.

Eyeworm basin is a transliteration of Sanskrit, which means to save the upside down. According to the records in the Lanjing, Mu Zhilian, the great disciple of Sakyamuni Buddha, saw with his eyes the pain of his dead mother being hung upside down in hell and asked the Buddha for help. Buddhism:/kloc-In July of 0/5, he provided 100-flavor fruit porridge to ten monks, which freed the seventh parents and living parents from their misery.

6. Buddha's auspicious day.

The World Buddhist Association has designated May of the Gregorian calendar and the full moon of April 15 of the lunar calendar as "World Buddha Day", and the Chinese Buddhist Association issued a notice in May 1990: this day is an auspicious day for Buddhism to spread in China, and temples will hold grand celebrations.

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