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This was one of the most significant spiritual rituals within the framework of the UN Day of Vesak 2025. |
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The event drew around 12,000 participants, with 35,000 lit lanterns, creating a shimmering, mystical atmosphere. |
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The festival began with a meditation ritual around the lake and chanting prayers led by venerable monks and nuns |
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At the Minh Chau Lecture Hall, monks, nuns and Buddhist followers lit the lotus lanterns they held in their hands. |
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The lanterns symbolised the light of Buddhist wisdom, dispelling ignorance and guiding people toward the path of virtue. |
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Each lantern is lit, each person prays to send a wish for peace, kindness, and serenity for themselves and for everyone. |
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Each lantern in hand is a symbol of light that erases all sufferings, together building a beautiful life. |
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This was not only a sacred occasion for monks, nuns, and Buddhist followers, but also a symbol of peace and compassion spreading among the community. |
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Thousands of lotus-shaped lanterns were gently released onto the still surface of the lake, accompanied by the resonant sounds of the bell and the spreading murmur of prayers. |
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Nearly 12,000 participants with glowing lanterns took part in the floating lantern ritual at Lang Le Cultural Park. |
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Thousands joined together in prayer for national peace and prosperity, and for humanity to overcome sufferings and the upheavals. |