153 - Origin of the Ullambana Festival

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153 - Origin of the Ullambana Festival Storyteller: Venerable Miao Guang Maudgalyayana, who was foremost in supernatural powers, was left helpless and heartbroken when trying to help his mother. When asked, the Buddha told him that nothing could be done to save her… Read the full story here: https://bodhilightfgs.blogspot.com/2022/07/152-origin-of-ullambana-festival.html Illustration: Venerable Dao Pu (道璞法師) 盂蘭盆會目犍連尊者雖然有「神通第一」之名, 卻因救不了母親而感到十分傷心。當目犍連向佛陀哭救時，佛陀只能說目犍連是救不了母親的。。。點此閱讀故事全文: https://bodhilightfgs.blogspot.com/2022/07/152-origin-of-ullambana-festival.html

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