Kushinagar: Asking Buddhism from Maha Parinirvana Temple in Kushinagar on Wednesday, said Prime Minister Narendra Modi, his message about non-violence and affection has inspired the Indian Constitution.
“The values ​​of mercy and affection are still embedded in the heart of India.
That’s why Buddhas have inspired our constitution.
The Buddhist Dhamma in Tricolor provides momentum and parliamentary houses have the engraved mantra – ‘Dharma Chakra Pravartanaya,” said Modi, who previously inaugurated Kushinagar International Airport and met with foreign delegates, including Lanka Ministers Rajapaksa.
Indian Ambassador from Buddhist countries, including Myanmar, Vietnam, Kampuchea, Thailand, the People’s Democratic Republic of Laos, Bhutan, South Korea, Sri Lanka, Mongolia, Japan, Singapore, Nepal and Budagha are also present.
“India has adopted Buddhist teachings and included them on a development trip.
We do not believe in hiding knowledge, messages, or thinking of great souls.
Whatever ours, we have dedicated it to humanity.
We all know the Buddhist message was first taken to Sri Lanka from India by Emperor Ashoka, Mahendra’s son and Sanghamitra’s daughter.
It is believed today, the big monk, Arhat Mahinda, returned home to tell his father How Lanka embraced Buddhism.
This encourages the belief that the ‘Dhamma’ of the Buddha is for the whole world.
It also gives us new energy to strengthen our ancient cultural bonds with all countries, “he said.
“It is believed that Buddhism grows in India, especially in the east.
If we look carefully historical, we find the Buddha has influenced the east by West and North,” said PM who contributed ‘Chiver’ to the monk.
“Today the Lord Buddha returned to earth from Tushita and which is why the Bhikkhu ‘Ashwin Purnima’ complements their three months ‘varshavas’ Three months, so that no seeds grow destroyed and there is no obstacle for nature.
This rain habitat also provides an opportunity to develop the nature within us, “he said.
“Wherever the idea of ​​Buddha assimilated, there are ways of progress even in the hardest times.
He is universal because the Buddha teaches us to start from inside.
Buddhah is the essence of responsibility,” added PM Modi.