Vesak Day is also a time for giving. Contributing to worthwhile causes such as donations or other forms of assistance not only helps those in need but also embodies the spirit of compassion and generosity which form the core of Buddha's teachings.
By eating a vegetarian meal on Vesak Day, we minimise the harm done to living creatures. This act of compassion reflects our commitment to treat all living creatures with respect and kindness. This is a value that resonates deeply on Vesak Day which celebrates Buddha's life and his teachings of love and compassion.
Vesak Day is more than just a public holiday. By visiting temples, engaging in meditation and embracing acts of charity, we celebrate the spirit of Vesak Day in a way that nourishes both our mind and the community.
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