Feiern zum Tag der Rückkehr Buddhas aus dem Himmel
Sep. 22, 2026
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Entdecke die Geschichte und die Bedeutung hinter dem Tag von Buddhas Rückkehr aus dem Himmel und erfahre, warum dieser besondere Tag als eine kraftvolle Gelegenheit gilt, Tugend zu schaffen. In dieser inspirierenden Erklärung vermittelt Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche die Bedeutung von Buddhas Sommerretreat, seinem Besuch im Himmel der Dreiunddreißig und der tiefgründigen Güte von Buddha Shakyamuni, der die Weisheit des Dharma in die Welt brachte. Der Vortrag erklärt außerdem, wie wir uns an Buddhas Güte erinnern und unsere Verdienste seinem größten Wunsch widmen können – dass alle Lebewesen dauerhafte Befreiung vom Leiden finden und Erleuchtung erlangen.