Date: 11 Ashoj,2083
Venue: Shree Kargon Urgen Chhyoling Gumba, Bharatpur-18, Raigunj, Chitwan
The program “Himalayan Buddhist Death Rituals and Buddhist Philosophy of the Wheel of Life – 2083”, organized by Mahabouddha Sangh–Nepal, was conducted with the meaningful presence and participation of respected Lamas, Dharma practitioners, community members, and Buddhist followers.
The program provided an open and interactive platform for participants to raise questions and gain a deeper understanding of Himalayan Buddhist death rituals, their spiritual significance, and related Buddhist practices and traditions. The session was facilitated and guided by the Revered Dharma Guru Anila Yangjen Dolma, who served as the principal speaker.
The program also featured a meaningful teaching on the Bhavachakra (Wheel of Life), highlighting its symbolism and Buddhist philosophical significance in understanding karma, the cycle of existence, suffering, and the path toward liberation.
Through such educational and community-oriented initiatives, Mahabouddha Sangh–Nepal aims to preserve and promote authentic Buddhist teachings and Himalayan Buddhist traditions, enhance spiritual awareness, foster compassion and harmony, and contribute to positive social transformation through Buddhist education, human service, and community engagement. The program served as a meaningful platform for learning, dialogue, reflection, and collective understanding, bringing the community together in the spirit of wisdom, compassion, harmony, and social unity.
