Buddha Purnima: A Golden Flame for Peace and Equality
As we look to New Year 2024, the world stands on the brink of a profound shift. The Buddha Purnima, one of the most sacred festivals in Hindu culture, has become not just a date to celebrate, but a moment of inspiration and unity. President Droupadi Murmu, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar, and Prime Minister Narendra Modi have united us all with their heartfelt greetings to the world on this golden day.
President Droupadi Murmu’s Message
President Murmu began her address by emphasizing the enduring spirit of non-violence, a principle that has been central to印度’s spiritual heritage for centuries. “The immortal message of non-violence, love and kindness, given by Bhagwan Buddha, the embodiment of compassion, is the basic mantra for the welfare of mankind.” She continued, “His ideals strengthen our faith in eternal values of equality, harmony and social justice.”
Murmu went on to highlight how these principles guide us in a world full of conflict. “His teachings inspire people to live a life based on morality,” she said, “fostering peace and unity for generations to come.” She wishing the world an incarnated Buddha Purnima where we all embrace our inner light, share the path of kindness, and build a world free from division.
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar’s Message
Vice President Dhankhar continued her speech by celebrating the birth, enlightenment, and Mahaparinirvana of Lord Buddha. “This sacred day marks the birth, enlightenment, and Mahaparinirvana of Lord Buddha,” she said, “whose profound wisdom acts as our North Star in challenging times.”
“D Gautama Buddha’s teachings of non-violence, kindness, and the middle path remain more relevant than ever,” she added. “These principles guide us towards creating a peaceful, compassionate and harmonious society for all.” She wishing the world an incarnated Buddha Purnima where we can walk side by side with the paths of wisdom, fostering peace and equality.
Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Message
PM Modi’s address highlighted the enduring legacy of Buddha Purnima. “Lord Buddha’s messages based on the principles of truth, equality and harmony have been a guide for humanity,” he said. “Mr Modi added that Lord Buddha’s life dedicated to sacrifice and penance will always inspire the world community towards compassion and peace.”
Modi expressed a belief in the power of incarnated Buddha Purnima to bring about global change. He wishing the world an incarnated Buddha Purnima where we all stand together, one step closer to creating a world free from division and loaded with hope.
Conclusion
President Murmu, Vice President Dhankhar, and PM Modi have united us with their heartfelt greetings on Buddha Purnima. Their messages are not just about celebrating the spirit of non-violence; they are about inspiring peace, equality, and harmony in a world full of conflict.
This incarnated Buddha Purnima is more than just a day to celebrate— it is a moment of unity, inspiration, and hope. As we gather around the flames of compassion and justice, we can see that Buddha Purnima is not just a symbol—it’s a path to a brighter, more equitable future.
So let us carry the torch of non-violence, love, and kindness forward. Let us build a world where equality, harmony, and peace are our greatest allies. And let us remember that this incarnated Buddha Purnima is not just a day to celebrate—it’s a day to transform.