Asalha Bucha Day or the 15th day of the waxing moon of the 8th lunar month
Asalha Bucha Day is considered an important day in Buddhism because of the important event that occurred on the 15th day of the waxing moon of the 8th lunar month, which is Asalha Full Moon Day or the full moon day of Asalha month, 45 years before the Buddhist Era at Isipatana Deer Park, Varanasi, Magadha. It was the day that the Buddha gave his first sermon, the Dhammacakkappavattana Sutta, to the five ascetics.
That sermon caused Kondanna, one of the five ascetics, to have faith in the Buddha's teachings until he gained the eye of the Dhamma, which is the attainment of the Sotapanna level of noble persons. He therefore requested to be ordained in the Dhamma-Vinaya of the Buddha by the Ehi Bhikkhu Upasampada method, making Venerable Kondanna the first monk in the world because he attained the Dhamma as the first person, or the first monk. This resulted in the completion of the Triple Gem for the first time in the world, namely the Buddha, the Dharma and the Sangha. This day is called "Dharma Day" or Dharmachakra Day, which is the day the wheel of the Buddha's Dharma turned for the first time. "Sangha Day" is the day the Sangha was born for the first time. Asalha Bucha Day is the day that the Buddha gave his first sermon after his enlightenment. Therefore, this day is considered the beginning of the announcement of Buddhism to the world that Buddhism had come into being. It was the first day that the Buddha announced Buddhism. And because the Buddha was able to give his enlightenment, it is considered that he had become the Supremely Enlightened Buddha. That is, the Buddha is someone who can show what he has enlightened to others and let them know and follow. It is considered that he has completed his mission of being the Buddha, the "Samma Sambuddha". For this reason, Asalha Bucha Day is also called "Dharma Day". Asalha Bucha Day is therefore held to commemorate the anniversary of an important event in Buddhism, so that Buddhists can remember the teachings of the Buddha. And adhere to the principle of goodness
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