Statement on the bombings in Bodhgaya | Nepal Buddhist Federation | Nepal Buddhist Federation

I learned to gain my happiness reducing my desires.
Mere learning is of no avail without actual practice. The learned man who does not practice is like a colorful flower without scent.
Do not cultivate any non virtuous action - cultivate only perfect virtuous action. Subdue your own mind: this is the teaching of Lord Buddha.
Science without religion is blind. Religion without science is lame.
Letting go of desire is gaining the real happiness and satisfaction in our daily life.
Why be unhappy about something. If it can be remedied, And what is the use of being unhappy about something, If it cannot be remedied.
My religious is Love and Compassion. H.H. 14th DHL
I have learned to seek my happiness by limiting my desires, rather than attempting to satisfy them.
Mere learning is of no avail without actual practice. The learned man who does not practice, is like a colorful flower without scent.
Do not cultivate any non virtuous action, cultivate only perfect virtuous action. Subdue your own mind: this is the teaching of Lord Buddha.

Statement on the bombings in Bodhgaya

The Nepal Buddhist Federation (NBF) is deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic events at Bodhgaya in Bihar on Sunday, July 7th. The Mahabodhi Temple complex—the target of this atrocious acts —is of supreme religious significance as the holiest site in the world for Buddhists. It is the very place where the Buddha attained enlightened awakening 2557 years ago. The site is also of great historic significance as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The NBF takes a strong and unequivocal stand against violence as taught by the Buddha himself. As of now, we are not clear on the motivation behind these acts but they are clearly aimed at creating terror and distrust. The NBF urges all communities and Buddhists around the world to practice tolerance and compassion and to work together in constructive ways to address conflict and differences, and to build trust and understanding. We pray for the speedy recovery of all the injured.

The Nepal Buddhist Federation (NBF) is deeply shocked and saddened by the tragic events at Bodhgaya in Bihar on Sunday, July 7th. The Mahabodhi Temple complex—the target of this atrocious acts —is of supreme religious significance as the holiest site in the world for Buddhists. It is the very place where the Buddha attained enlightened awakening 2557 years ago. The site is also of great historic significance as a UNESCO World Heritage site. The NBF takes a strong and unequivocal stand against violence as taught by the Buddha himself. As of now, we are not clear on the motivation behind these acts but they are clearly aimed at creating terror and distrust. The NBF urges all communities and Buddhists around the world to practice tolerance and compassion and to work together in constructive ways to address conflict and differences, and to build trust and understanding. We pray for the speedy recovery of all the injured.