Asarnha Buccha Day

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July 24, 200718 yr

Asarnha Buccha day is a special day for me as I was in Sarnath once during this holy time.

This, as all Buddhists should know but don't, was where Lord Buddha gave his first sermon.

What does it mean to you as a Buddhist?

Have any of you made the pilgrimage?

July 24, 200718 yr

I'd love to go to Saranath for this ceremony!!!!! I've only been to it in Bkk and London at the Thai temple there.

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