On May 11th and 12th, Fo Guang Shan Nan Hua Temple celebrated Buddha's Birthday at the Johannesburg Theatre, featuring 'Siddhartha the Musical' from the Philippines.
Audience members were given the opportunity to bathe the baby Buddha, coinciding with this auspicious occasion.
The Musical received great acclaim during its two-day run at the Mandela Theatre. The South African Minister of Basic Education expressed gratitude to Nan Hua Temple for the inspirational play, highlighting its potential for promoting the concept of Three Goodness in South African schools. The audience gained deep insights into impermanence, aging, illness, and death, emphasizing the importance of living in the present. They also learned about Buddha's teachings and women's ordination.
The performance emphasized the importance of embodying the principles of the Three Goodness for the betterment of the world. It also promoted the idea that having mental clarity leads to inner purity. Despite a small cast, the musical delivered a stunning performance, leaving a lasting impression.
Audience members were given the opportunity to bathe the baby Buddha, coinciding with this auspicious occasion.
The Musical received great acclaim during its two-day run at the Mandela Theatre. The South African Minister of Basic Education expressed gratitude to Nan Hua Temple for the inspirational play, highlighting its potential for promoting the concept of Three Goodness in South African schools. The audience gained deep insights into impermanence, aging, illness, and death, emphasizing the importance of living in the present. They also learned about Buddha's teachings and women's ordination.
The performance emphasized the importance of embodying the principles of the Three Goodness for the betterment of the world. It also promoted the idea that having mental clarity leads to inner purity. Despite a small cast, the musical delivered a stunning performance, leaving a lasting impression.
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