vassa造句

• Consequently, there are places where Vassa may not be typically observed.
• Thomas Hopko, Sister Vassa Larin, Abbot Tryphon Parsons, Fr.
• The Vassa tradition predates the time of Gautama Buddha.
• Vassa is a basic practice for Buddhist monastics.
• For the duration of Vassa, monastics remain in one place, typically a ordination.
• Vassa is followed by Kathina, a festival in which the laity expresses gratitude to monks.
• They follow the path of the kidnapped refugees across the deadly Vassa river and into Scanra.
• The next day is the beginning of vassa ( ), the three-month Rains Retreat.
• Grigory Stroganov married twice, first to Princess Vassa Meshcherskaya, and then to Princess Maria Novosiltseva.
• To the north is another ayvan, also with five wooden columns, beam ceiling and vassa.
• The renunciates started living in vih
  
  ras, at first during vassa, the rainy season, but eventually permanently.
• According to Carretta, Vassa's baptismal record and a naval muster roll document him as from South Carolina.
• Gethings'stage work includes Chicken Soup With Barley at the Royal Court and the west end production of Vassa.
• This continued throughout the year, except during the four months of the Vassa rainy season when ascetics of all religions rarely traveled.
• Most young men traditionally ordain for the term of a single vassa or rainy season ( Thai " phansa " ).
• Uposatha days are observed by keeping the Eight Precepts by laypersons during Thingyan and Vassa and by devout Buddhists all the year round.
• He was renamed again to Gustavus Vassa, which he didn t like but got used to so he didn t get punished.
• It ends on Pavarana, when all monastics come before the sangha and atone for any offense that might have been committed during Vassa.
• It was during Vassa that he ascended to the deva, and he was welcomed back to earth with a great festival of lights.
• Lovejoy thoughts on the baptismal record are that Vassa couldn't have made up his origins because he would have been too young.