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Welcome!!

 Dear all Friends!! Namaste!! You are "Welcome" to this simple and beautiful space. We have here are some facts, some stories/ tales, some images for you and having your presence here makes us feel proud, so Thank you!! Intention for creating this blog is to put forward these beautiful contents to the entire world where by any chance who would want to know new information on Buddhism, or who would like to read some stories, facts of Buddhism practiced in a Small Country (Geographical physical coverage) Nepal. How an ethnic group "Newa" live here in the main capital city Kathmandu? Which Religion do they practice? What magical things are there? The Newa culture or Newari Culture is now somewhat known to the world since millions of the people around the globe has already visited here. "Newa"- The people who celebrates almost entire year in festivals, and occasions for happy life, who knows sharing, giving and practicing Buddhism. But still there are so many ...

Vairochana Buddha

Vairochana means finest, purest and spotless. Or Vailochana means fine wise eye. He is just like a filter which can filter our mind to get finer and purified. He is also like a wise eye to do justify for good. He is awakened and aware Buddha. He is pure and finest form of Buddha. He is the wisdom of all pervasive wisdom (Newari Sanskrit: Suvisuddha Gyan). He knows all dimensional wisdoms of entire universal activities. He is said as the youngest Buddha among five Buddha because he came at the last to purify all the wisdom. He is also described that he is born in Buddha family and became lord of Buddha land because all the past wisdoms are parent of this Buddha from which he filtered and made it pure wisdom. Because of this Buddha all activities became meaningful and worthy. His cool and pure wisdom is glowing gloriously and radiantly as moon. As the moon is reflected light of Sun, wisdom of awareness is also reflected from entire process of universal activities. He knows all the past h...

Arya Tara

Arya Tara Om lochane.. Sulochane.. Tare.. tarodbhawe.... Sarva satwanukampini.. sarva satva tarini.. sahashra bhuje.. sahasra netre .... Om namo bhagavatyei ..avalokyei avalokyei ..maa ..sarva satvanancha.. hum fat svaha.... Meaning as translation, The almighty with the eye like OM... Positive minded, Rescuer of the Entire Universe.... A care taker of all creatures, transporter to nirvana for all creature, bearer of Millions of hands (in millions of ways), bearer of Millions of eyes (looks after us in millions of ways). I pay homage to you mother goddess. Please look at all creatures graciously. Bhava = entire universe Bhava = feelings or desire About liberation from our guilt sin. Liberation is for all. We do lots of unseen mistakes if we realize it we can see. Those are great who never do mistakes. Some mistakes are hidden for someone’s temporary shelter or we can say for loving each other. Punishing the mistake maker also breeds the mistake of merciless. As the earth is rou...

Chhepu

Chhepu Chhepu is a god who protects us from evils and dangers. His image is kept at the top of door in torana or at the top of window at the main entrance of temple. His image is also kept over the images of gods and goddesses. We can see a huge terrifying face and two hands grabbing big snakes and eating it which means eliminating poisons of universe. There is a moon or third eye on his head it means the wisdom of Buddha. There are horns like a sheep has which is symbol for stupidity and strong determination. There are wings on his hands it means he is flying in the sky. He is a wrathful form of Avalokiteshwora. Shortcut story: From the emptiness consciousness appears as Avalokiteshwora. He then created earth and creatures. At the last he created people with his own divine qualities because he was unhappy with other creatures as they were not developing themselves. People are promoting and developing themselves because they are intelligent. They can work and eat. People were improvi...

Amoghasiddhi Description

Amoghasiddhi Amogha has two words combined such as A and mogha. Mogha means useless and failings and if we keep A before mogha it becomes opposite meaning. Then it means from use less to usefulness and unfailing. Amogha and Vishnu means same thing. Vishnu is made by Vish and Anu. Vish means poison or useless and Anu means nectar or useful. Vishnu is the god who makes impossible to possible. Siddhi means accomplishment, achievement and perfection. Amogha siddhi means unfailing achieved wisdom. He is all accomplishing wisdom (Newari Sanskrit: Krityanusthan Gyan). He is Buddha of air element. Air is always moving which never stops. Air makes our mind playful. It brings happiness or sadness anytime suddenly. Mind is so playful that it plays all types of thinking, imaging, planning etc. It is playing on all types of good and bad subjects. It has power to change good to bad and bad to good. We should always choose for good one. It can make us god by good thinking, compassion, mercy and patie...

Chakra - Wheel

In Tibetan Buddhism, they use Chakra as a lucky symbol instead of Chamara. Chakra (Wheel):- Chakra means a wheel of law. It is used as a weapon by lord Vishnu. It is a wheel of creation, protection and destruction. Wheel of law always protects innocent people from evils and always el­iminates evil things. These all lucky symbols are enchanted in ceremonies for making us lucky and for making our place auspicious. We believe that it brings long life, progress in job and fame, increase in wisdom, increment in pleasure; gaining good health, develop in property and wealth, good growth of children and develop in every essential need.

Shankha - Conch shell

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  Shankha means a conch shell. It is a symbol of a pure sound which awakes ignorant people to enlightenment. Clock wise curled conch shells are special and rare. It has a powerful vibrating sound which gives life to our whole body. Same as dew can fresh our body. Sankha makes sound of “OM”. This is a sound of dharma which generates good feelings. Person who blows it should be good in blowing. It is used in some temples to awake all people from sleeping and to call devotees in god’s refuge. Sound of shankha is also used to scare away evil things.