ACARA PENYAMBUTAN Y.A MAHABHIKSU THICH NHAT HANH

[aitristina]

ACARA PENYAMBUTAN Y.A MAHABHIKSU THICH NHAT HANH
SENIN, 27 SEPTEMBER 2010
PUKUL 12:00 S/D 13:00 WIB

Tahun ini, umat Buddha di Indonesia khususnya umat Buddha di Ekayana Buddhist Centre mendapatkan keberuntungan dengan akan berkunjungnya Y.A Mahabhiksu Thich Nhat Hanh, seorang guru besar Zen dan aktivis perdamaian kelahiran Vietnam yang merupakan salah satu pengajar Dharma paling berpengaruh di dunia barat saat ini.
Kunjungan ke Indonesia merupakan bagian dari rangkaian kunjungan beliau ke Asia Tenggara (Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand) dan Hongkong, dalam rangka membimbing retret hidup berkesadaran dan juga memberikan ceramah Dharma. Bersama murid-muridnya dari berbagai bangsa (Vietnam, Prancis, Belanda, Amerika Serikat, Canada, Inggris, Jerman, Italia, Swedia, Portugal, Spanyol, Australia, Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia) yang terdiri dari 36 bhiksu dan samanera, 32 bhiksuni dan samaneri serta 34 umat awam, beliau akan berada di Indonesia selama 2 minggu. Retret 5 hari diadakan di Kinasih Resort Bogor, Peace Walk di Candi Borobudur, dan Publik Talk di MGK Jakarta.

Dari Bandara Soekarno Hatta pada hari senin tgl 27 September 2010, rombongan tamu akan menuju Ekayana Buddhist Centre. Karena menggunakan patwal, mereka diperkirakan akan tiba di Ekayana pada pukul 12:00 WIB. Kita akan mengadakan upacara penyambutan dan juga menjamu mereka makan siang. Setelah itu rombongan akan menuju Kinasih Resort.

Bagi umat yang ingin menyambut, diharapkan dapat hadir sebelum pukul 12:00 WIB.
Tentunya juga dibagi kesempatan menanam kebajikan untuk keperluan konsumsi dan transportasi. Anda dapat menghubungi resepsionis untuk meninggalkan nama dan nomor telepon Anda agar selanjutkan panitia dapat menghubungi Anda.



MAITRICITTENA,
EKAYANA BUDDHIST CENTRE
Jl. Mangga II No. 8 RT/RW:08/08, Duri Kepa - Tanjung Duren Barat
Greenville - Jakarta Barat 11510
Telp: (021) 5687921/22 FAX: (021) 5687923
Email: info [at] ekayana.or.id

[Tasfan]

Numpang nanya ya 

Mahabhiksu artinya apa ya?

Yang Ariya artinya apa ya?

Thanks

[Xan To]

Yang Arya artinya yang telah suci/mulia....biasax gelar Y.A untuk bhikkhu yang telah mencapai kebuddhaan....tapi dijaman skrg digunakan juga untuk bhikkhu yang telah menjalani kebhikkhuan puluhan tahun minimal kalo gak salah 20 thn

Selebihx mungkin yang lain bisa menambahkan

[Tasfan]

Thanks.

Tapi bukannya itu Thera atau Mahathera ya?

[Xan To]

 [at] Tasfan : oups bener kata anda yang Y.M. Jika sudah puluhan tahun jadi Bhikkhu....thx koreksi nya 

[Tasfan]

Jadi sudah YA Mahabiksu lagi... agak lebay sih.
Bhante Thich dst aja udah cukup.
 

[aitristina]

Thich Nhat Hanh: This is A Happy Moment

Posted by Anandajoti on Sunday, 26th September, 2010

 
A couple of years ago in 2008 I traveled with some friends to go and see Ven. Thich Nhat Hanh give some talks in Bangkok. Now I don’t normally go so very far to attend a Dhamma talk, but I reasoned that Thay was very old – over 80 even at that time – and the chances of him coming to Asia again and therefore being able to see him were slim, and I had better not waste my opportunity, so I went.
We managed to attend three of the talks at the time, which were given over the Vesakha celebrations in Thailand, and I remember being very impressed indeed, and thinking: this is the most mindful monk I have ever seen! I was also impressed with the good discipline of the Plum Village Sangha which was traveling with him.

Then in July of this year I heard that Thay (an affectionate name meaning Teacher) would be coming to Asia again, and this time doing a two-month tour, which besides going to Singapore, Indonesia, Thailand and Hong Kong, was also coming to Malaysia and even to Penang, where I am currently staying! (For Thich Nhat Hanh’s itinery during his SE Asia tour see this page.)

Now last Tuesday I went along with Bros. Cheng Why and Will Wong to the newly relocated Phor Thay High School in Penang for the talk. Quite impressively around 2,500-3,000 other people also turned up for the talk! That is quite a turn out for a Dhamma event in Penang and shows how much respect he commands here.

The talk was preceded by newly composed Dhamma folk songs by members of the Plum Village Sangha (missing here), and a wonderful chanting of Namo Avalokiteśvara complete with Gongs, Violin and Cello, with which the video below begins.

The talk he gave that night was recorded and the first 45 minutes has just been posted by brother stream on Vimeo, so I am embedding it here. The talk is given in English and has a line by line translation into Mandarin. The video starts and ends abruptly, but the content, although raw, is well worth anyone’s time.

http://www.vimeo.com/15161415