Buddhisme Høytider og Festivaler
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Buddhisme: Opprinnelse og Historie
Av Liane Hicks
Buddhismen praktiseres av over 500 millioner mennesker over hele verden og er verdens fjerde største religion. Buddhismen er omtrent 2500 år gammel og begynte på 600-tallet basert på Buddhas lære. Det er en religion sentrert om fred og ro og viktigheten av å leve et moralsk og godt liv.
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Storyboard Beskrivelse
Et sentralt trekk ved mange store religioner er høytidene og festivalene. Studentene kan bruke et edderkoppkart for å illustrere og beskrive de store høytidene for en verdensreligion. Dette storyboardet fokuserer på buddhistiske helligdager.
Storyboard Tekst
- Lysbilde: 1
- BUDDHA DAY / VESAK
- May
- The main festival of the year is Buddha Day, Wesak, or Vesak. It is a celebration of the Buddha's birth, enlightenment, and death. Homes are decorated with colorful lanterns and flags. Buddhists visit their local temples for services and teachings, and give offerings to the monks.
- Lysbilde: 2
- BUDDHIST NEW YEAR
- New Year is a time for meditation, self reflection, and finding ways to improve oneself. It also includes cleaning and decorating the home and giving gifts for good luck. Many Buddhists observe the Chinese New Year celebration, however others may celebrate on a different day. It is dependent on the country and the sect of Buddhism.
- Lysbilde: 3
- PARINIRVANA DAY
- February
- Parinirvana Day, or Nirvana Day, commemorates the day when the Buddha died and achieved Parinirvana (complete Nirvana). It is said that when Buddha was 81 years old, he knew that the time had come for him to die, so he lay down and died peacefully beneath the same Bodhi tree where he first reached enlightenment. It is observed in February.
- Lysbilde: 4
- DHARMA DAY
- July
- Dharma Day is celebrated in by Theravada Buddhists on the full moon day of July. It marks the beginning of the Buddha's teaching. Soon after the Buddha's enlightenment, he went to find his disciples and tell them about his experience.
- Lysbilde: 5
- LUNAR CALENDAR
- Like most Asian traditions, Buddhists follow a lunar calendar. Every month in the lunar calendar begins when there is a new moon and each month lasts 29-30 days. Each Buddhist year is about 10 days shorter than the Western year. The important days of the month for Buddhists are days when there is a full moon or a new moon.
- Lysbilde: 0
- During the Full Moon! During the Full Moon!
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