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January Bujo: Page 1 🌱

Although January has passed but the warmth giving memories are still shining like a star in my small self owned galaxy. This is a first page of my Januaru Bujo. Happy belated new year!✨

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Theravada Buddhist New Year this year began on 27th April - in contrast to the Mahayana New Year that was back in January. Songkran and the other solar new year celebrations in the last couple of weeks share common Theravadin roots, but unlike those which have mostly been fixed around about April 13th, or happen when the Sun enters Aries, this new year begins on the first full moon of April and lasts for three days. This post from 2017 describes some key rituals and I’ll share more in stories as usual. Happy New Year. Posted @withregram • @mexicaliblues On Tuesday, many of our Buddhist friends celebrated Theravada New Year. The symbolic elements of this celebration—sand and water—are simple. They are also particularly meaningful to all of us at Mexicali Blues. The tidal Damariscotta River runs right past our headquarters and many of our stores and homes are located on Maine’s coast. We are surrounded by sand and water and we know their powers of healing and renewal well. In this Buddhist tradition, each grain of sand represents a mark on your karma—a deed or thought you regret, or an action that harmed another. Buddhists in Thailand, Laos and Cambodia build sand mounds at monasteries and along riverbanks in the days preceding the New Year. On Theravada New Year, these sand markers are washed away by waves, tides or other means, cleansing and renewing karma. Statues and images of the Buddha are bathed in the waters and monks and elders are sprinkled with water as well. Happy Theravada New Year to all of our friends! #buddha #theravada #theravadanewyear #buddhism #mexicaliblues #magicalmexicali #theravadabuddhism #Theravada #TheravadaNewYear #TheravadaNewYear2021 #HappyNewYear As always, please let me know of any errors and I will correct, and would love to learn more. https://www.instagram.com/p/COMFZQQlblc/?igshid=k5fpx3pxwkx8