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Buddha Bathing Ceremony

  • After a three-year hiatus, KL Tzu-Chi Jing Si Hall reverberated with the resumption of the Buddha Bathing Ceremony. The event saw the convergence of over 10,000 people on May 13 and 14, paying homage to the Buddha and offering blessings to the world.

  • Expressing our gratitude verbally or serving our parents a cup of tea are ways to show filial affection towards them. However, for Chong Sau Mun, he is uncertain if he will be able to perform these acts of filial piety every day...

  • Lalitha, who once needed Tzu Chi’s help, is now able to help others. She cooked her signature dish for the charity sale to help the Ukrainian refugees.

  • Tan Yow Jiuan makes fulfilling filial piety and doing good deeds her priorities in life. She has been taking care of her parents full-time for 12 years. Besides, she also allocates time to volunteer at Tzu Chi regularly.

  • May 9, 2021 was an auspicious day indeed. Thanks to the marvel of online technology, at 7 a.m. sharp, Tzu Chi members as well as the general public from 48 countries congregated online to celebrate the 2021 Buddha Day Ceremony. The online event was broadcast live concurrently from three locations in Taiwan, namely the Taipei Linji Huguo Temple, the Longshan Temple and the Hualien Tzu-Chi Jing Si Hall.

  • May is a month of gratitude and love. Tzu Chi volunteers in Kota Tinggi made a simple arrangement for an indigenous family to pay respect to Buddha and express gratitude to the elders at home.

  • On May 12, 2019, Tzu Chi Malacca held a Buddha Bathing Ceremony, where public members were invited to appreciate the beauty of Buddhism through the rituals and inspire them to contribute towards charitable causes through various activities.

  • The equilibrium between the elements of nature has been disrupted by our exploitative practices towards the environment, resulting in occurrences of both natural and man-made disasters globally. Embracing vegetarianism is considered an effective means of reducing carbon emissions and preserving the environment in the long run.
  • While Tzu Chi volunteers occupied themselves preparing for the Buddha Bathing Ceremony on May 12, 2019, they were also mindful in organizing a unique ceremony to accommodate the underprivileged group under Tzu Chi’s care, enabling them to share the spiritual joy and inner peace in paying respect to the Buddha on this special occasion.

  • The month of May is symbolic on Tzu Chi’s calendar as Buddha Bathing Ceremonies are conducted to celebrate Buddha’s Day, Mother’s Day and Global Tzu Chi’s Day in an auspicious occasion that commemorates the significance of reverence to the Buddha, filial gratitude and respect for all sentient beings.

  • Tzu Chi volunteers based in Subang Jaya and Putra Heights made their rounds at the USJ4 park, MPSJ Stadium and Taipan Business Centre to encourage members of the public to sign a pledge of commitment to a vegetarian diet in anticipation of the upcoming Buddha’s Day celebration.