Burmese Buddhist Monks
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Nyeinjanyei; great peace and honour to all.
The Maha Sangha is the most precious in this world.
To do anything against The Maha Sangha is very serious.
Please do not harm any of the Monks and people of Myanmar. I beg protect the Maha Sangha and the people more than protecting oneself.
Please no violence and please everyone, do not use weapons. Please no violence and please everyone, do not use weapons.
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This food looks great! And the care from which it is given is truly beautiful! Lovely vid!
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Brings back memories. I had pious Burmese friends & the food, the song, takes me back to those younger days. Thank you for this very special upload.
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They accept whatever is given, without discrimination. Don't think there's any requirement for Buddhists to be vegetarian, providing that the animal hasn't been killed specifically for them -
"Monks, I allow you fish and meat that are quite pure in three respects: if they are not seen, heard or suspected to have been killed on purpose for a monk. But, you should not knowingly make use of meat killed on purpose for you."
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besides who needs meat when you have an Alms Bowl ful of Sticky rice =)
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Thank you my friend. It is so nice to see the monks fullfill their day.
Plus I give my thanks for the Buddha's blessing. He helped me get out of a depression.
Around 7.00 there are so many monks to feed, won't it be a problem for such a small rice stall like that? Seems that there are more food given out to the monks than what they can sell in a day's business.
panci0808 1 year ago
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Plenty of people offering food at this hour in the morning of course. It's not just one person or stall but a communal activity. Merit gained by this act of charity matters more than money making for many too. Priorities seen from the Buddhist perspective.
Wagaung 1 year ago
I love this video! bless you my friend
I too am a believer that Buddha was not vegetarian. do I belive though that he didn't like to harm animals? Yes. I could never see the Buddha hurt an animal.
Dreadhead309 3 years ago
Thanks,Buddhists must do no harm to any sentient being. One of the 8 material things monks are allowed is the water filter so he will not inadvertently harm very tiny living creatures in the water.
Wagaung 3 years ago
Being a Vegatarian, I found out from my brother monks that there are 10 types of Meat the Buddha suggested they not eat Tiger,Lion,Snake,Elephant,Human,Monkey,Bear,Jaguar,Horse,Camel
this is atleast in The Theravadin Tradition Most Mahayana Buddhists try to vegatarian and make some awesome hope this helps
All the best
Blessings
Jay
Staplez440 2 years ago
News to me.
Wagaung 2 years ago