Bak Full Moon Poya Day Archives

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The Significance of Bak Full Moon Poya Day in Sri Lanka-by Kalani-eLanka In the heart of Sri Lanka’s rich cultural tapestry lies a day of profound significance – Bak Full Moon Poya Day. Celebrated with deep reverence and spiritual fervor, this sacred day holds a special place in the hearts of Sri Lankans. From its historical roots to its contemporary relevance, the importance of Bak Full Moon Poya Day transcends time, offering invaluable lessons and reflections for all.This year it is on April 23 Rooted in Buddhism, Poya days mark significant milestones in the life of Lord Buddha. Bak Full Moon Poya, occurring in the month of Bak (April-May), commemorates multiple pivotal events in the Buddhist calendar. Chief among them is the second visit of Lord Buddha to Sri Lanka, where he intervened in a conflict between two Naga kings, symbolizing peace and reconciliation. This historic event underscores the day’s ...