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Day two of the Asian Buddhist Summit 2024 commenced with thought-provoking messages from renowned Buddhist scholars worldwide, sharing their insights and perspectives on the event. The discussions delved into the significance of understanding Buddhist traditions, with a particular focus on the perspective from Central Asia, setting an enlightening tone for the summit. Kicking off the first session was Prof. Richard Sasaki, Founder, and Director of the Nalanda Centre for Buddhist Studies in Brazil, who moderated a fascinating conversation. Among the speakers were Prof. Surat Kubaev from Uzbekistan’s Alfraganus University and monk Junsei Tarasawa, a Buddhist expert based in Kyrgyzstan. They shed light on the formation and spread of Buddhism in Central Asia, offering a deeper understanding of the region’s spiritual heritage. Highlighting the profound impact of Buddhism on fostering peace and dialogue in the region, Buddhist monk Nicholas Vreeland shared, “Buddhism is ...

Memorable Hanoi: A City’s Resilience and Transformation Photographer Trinh Hai, a nonagenarian, has dedicated his life to capturing Hanoi’s essence and beauty. Photo: Jenna Duong As autumn graced Hanoi with seasonal showers and a gentle breeze, the city welcomed a mix of emotions. Veteran photographer Trinh Hai, former Chairman of the Hanoi Elderly Photography Club, arrived at the Temple of Literature for the 19th “Hanoi in My Heart” photo exhibition. He held a collection of black-and-white documentary photos, each a testament to the city’s rich history. As he walked through the exhibition, he paused contemplatively before each image, allowing the memories they evoked to wash over him. Reflecting on a black-and-white photo titled “Prime Minister Pham Van Dong and Missile Troops Protecting the Fatherland,” Trinh Hai shared his pride in participating in the exhibition as Hanoi approached its 70th anniversary of Liberation. “My contributions this year focus pri...

Vietnam News Headlines: Strengthening Ties with Canada and Active Engagement in China Vietnam’s Prime Minister Engages in Diplomatic Efforts in Kunming Pham Minh Chinh holds discussions with Lao counterpart Sonexay Siphandone, emphasizing the unique relationship between the two nations. State President Luong Cuong to embark on official visits to Chile and Peru, along with attending the APEC Economic Leaders’ Week. Ho Chi Minh City takes the lead in cooperative activities with Cambodia, fostering good neighborly relations. Vietnam’s tourism sector thrives with over 14 million foreign visitors in the past ten months, a 41.3% increase year-on-year. Vietnamese and American businesses come together to boost trade links, creating opportunities for cooperation and growth. Vietnamese Prime Minister Pham Minh Chinh (left) and Lao Prime Minister Sonexay Siphandone unite in Kunming, China, on November 6. (Photo: VNA) United Front: Vietnam and Laos Strengthen Bond...

The offerings include an incense, a boiled pork, five cups of wine, and votive money. The ritual aims to thank God for a good year of bumper crops, as well as a prosperous and healthy life. // … (Phần còn lại của văn bản) The ceremony is not only a unique cultural activity, but is also a wild and mysterious practice performed by the Pa Then people. The post Pa Then Festival Showcases Thrilling Fire-Jumping Ceremony appeared first on Vietexplorer.com .