Unleash the Mystical Energy of Wesak Full Moon Festival 2023

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What is Wesak

Wesak is a celebration of the Buddha’s birthday. It’s observed by Buddhists on different days in May or early June, depending on the lunar calendar. The festival commemorates three important events in the life of Buddha: his birth, enlightenment, and death.

Wesak is celebrated with ceremonies and rituals that honor the Buddha. Buddhists also use the time to reflect on their own spiritual progress and to pray for peace and understanding throughout the world.

What Happens at Wesak

The Wesak festival is a time when Buddhists from all over the world come together to celebrate the Buddha’s birthday. During this time, there are special ceremonies and events held at Buddhist temples, which people can attend to learn more about the religion and its founder.

Many Buddhists also take this opportunity to make pilgrimage to sacred sites, such as the Bodh Gaya in India, where the Buddha attained Enlightenment. Wesak is a very special time for Buddhists, and is considered to be one of the most important events in their calendar.

According to legend, every year at Wesak Lord Buddha comes down and gives spiritual blessings and energy to everyone. Christ receives the blessings on behalf of humanity and distributes them to people. This happens once a year during the Wesak festival. During this time, people’s spiritual energy and life is renewed, which marks an important point in their lives and development.

What is Wesak Full Moon

Wesak, also spelled Vesak, is a day celebrated by Buddhists all around the world.
Wesak is celebrated annually on the full moon of the ancient lunar month of Vesakha, which usually falls in May, or in early June.

he Wesak full moon is considered the most powerful full-moon of the year, when the forces of enlightenment associated with the Buddha are released onto planet earth.

On Wesak day, Buddhists around the world commemorate the birth of the Buddha, Siddhattha Gautama, his Enlightenment and his final ‘passing’ into Nirvana, to be reborn no more. The term “Buddha” is a title which means “The Enlightened One”.

Wesak day is a public holiday in many Southeast Asian countries. Devotional services are performed in addition to various deeds such as the presentation of food or alms to monks.

The Legend of Wesak

According to legend, on Wesak day The Buddha is said to appear somewhere in the Himalayas at the exact time of the full-moon of Taurus. He appears before an assembly of adepts and disciples.
It is a moment of great silence, vitality and significance. The Buddha radiates his blessings throughout the whole world.

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Wesak Full Moon – A Time of Great Spiritual Energy

During this downpour of spiritual energy on this time of year, our greatest service, as spiritual seekers, is to prepare ourselves spiritually, through purification of mind and body, and by seeing ourselves as channels of the pure Divine Light energy, and sending Divine Love, peace and healing to the whole world.

The Wesak Full Moon Festival

The Wesak Full Moon Festival is a group effort to align ourselves with the divine Hierarchy and the energy of the Buddha to bless the entire earth and reveal the kingdom of God.

During the Wesak Festival, many spiritual groups around the world participate in meditation at the time of the Wesak full-moon, to receive this Divine Energy and channel it to bless the. entire Earth.

One such Wesak full moon meditation is led by Master Co in the US. You can join Master Co on Sunday, May 15th at 8pm PDT

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Pranic Healers from all over the world, participate in this great service each year to become pure channels blessing the earth with the Divine energies of Divine Love, Divine Light and Divine Power through the Meditation on Twin Hearts.

You can join Master Stephen Co on Sunday, May 15th at 8pm PDT, for the Most Powerful Full Moon of the Year: Wesak Full Moon Meditation.

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Why is the Festival of Wesak Important?

The festival of Wesak is one of great importance in the Buddhist calendar. It commemorates the Buddha’s birth, enlightenment and death, and as such is a time for mindfulness and reflection.

For many Buddhists, it is a time to remember the Buddha’s teachings and to commit to following his path. It is also an opportunity to celebrate the community of followers that he left behind, and to reaffirm our own commitment to his teaching. In short, the festival of Wesak is a very special time for Buddhists all over the world.

Who Celebrates Wesak?

Buddhists around the world celebrate Wesak, which commemorates the birth, enlightenment, and death of Gautama Buddha. Many spiritual groups also celebrate this important festival to become channels to bless the earth with the Divine energies.

“Wesak links east and west, Buddha and Christ, Shamballa and Hierarchy, purpose and love.”
~ Alice Bailey

In Theravada countries like Sri Lanka and Thailand, Wesak is a national holiday. In Mahayana countries like China and Japan, Wesak is celebrated but not as a national holiday. And in some countries like India, Nepal, and Taiwan, Wesak is not celebrated at all.

How to Prepare Yourself for Wesak

Wesak is a time when people can meditate to help make the Divine Plan happen on Earth. People who want to help make this happen often spend time purifying themselves and meditating in preparation. If you don’t prepare yourself well, then the meditation might not have the effect you want.

The 5 days of Wesak festival are very important! It is believed that during these 5 days, very special energies flow into human consciousness from the heart of God. These energies come from the Lord Buddha, the Lord Christ, and the Spiritual Hierarchy. They are magnified by focused group meditations, which provide an opportunity for spiritual growth.

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The two days before the Wesak meditation is a time for self-healing and preparing yourself to receive the intense vibrations released during the meditation. This is also a time to remove any negative thoughts or emotions from your aura that might interfere with your ability to channel spiritual force.

After Wesak, it is a good time to share the spiritual energies you received with other people. To do this, you need to be ready and willing to help. The Hierarchy will use you as an effective instrument if you are dedicated, willing to serve, and receptive.