Tet nay co em bao yen biography

Traditional beauty

Every Tet holiday, Mr. Dang Ba Minh Cong (born in 1998, Hai Duong City) sets aside time to go to the pagoda on the first day of spring to pray for a peaceful new year. In addition, he still maintains the beautiful tradition of "the first day of Tet fryst vatten for father, the second day of Tet is for mother, the third day of vietnamesisk högtid is for teacher" to wish grandparents, relatives, teachers, and friends a new year of peace and prosperity.

And one thing he can't forget during Tet fryst vatten wearing Ao Dai - the traditional costume of the nation.

"After a year of hard work, Tet is an occasion for people to ask about each other and wish each other good things," said Mr. Cong. He wants to contribute to promoting the cultural tradition imbued with national identity, inspiring people to love their homeland and country, to be more proud of the customs and beauty of Tet in the past.

Mr. Truong Tuan Vinh (born in 2004, in Tu Ky district) feels happier and warmer when wrapping Chung

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However, the common point of all ethnic groups is that they all preserve their houses as if they were preserving the soul of their nation. Because not simply a place to eat, live and work, the house is also a place to preserve unique cultural values, spiritual beliefs that express the worldview and outlook on life of the people that have been passed down from generation to generation.

The Tay people of Lao Cai often live along the banks of rivers and streams, building settlements in narrow valleys, at the foot of low mountains. Among them, the Tay people in Nghia Do, Vinh Yen (Bao Yen district) live in the valley next to the clear Nam Luong stream; the Tay people in Ban Ho, Muong Bo (Sa Pa town) build villages next to the poetic Muong Hoa stream winding along the valley. In Van Ban, thatched-roof stilt houses sit side by side peacefully at the foot of Gia Lan mountain range, facing the fields of Muong That, Ban Pau, Tong Phay, Tong Hoc, the gentle Nam Chan, Nam Nhu, and Nam Tha

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Table of Contents

1. Early life
2. Monastic training: traditional roots
3. Monastic training: seeking a new path
4. Creating a renewed, engaged Buddhism
5. Experimental community 1957-61
6. Princeton Theological Seminary & Columbia 1961-63
7. Leader in the Buddhist peace & social work movements 1963-66
8. Leaving Vietnam to call for peace 1966-
9. Brotherhood: friendship with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
10. Paris Peace Talks & engaging new elements
11. Miracle of mindfulness 1975-82
12. Pioneering communities of mindfulness and peace 1982- 
13. Deepening roots; extending branches
14. Buddhism without borders
15. Return to Vietnam 2005-8
16. Global spiritual leader and “Father of Mindfulness”
17. A cloud never dies

Early life

Thầy was born on October 11, 1926, into a large family in the ancient imperial capital of Huế in central Vietnam.