The Thrangu Tashi Yangtse Monastery offers chance to spend some time with its resident monks outside the prayer rooms. Theruwan Saranai (These two words in Sinhala language are being used to greet in departures, meaning May the Noble Triple Gem Bless you! Triple Gem means Buddha awakened One, Dhamma Teaching, Sangha Spiritual Community)Īll Greetings are being shared by both parties with palms jointly together and keeping them close. The thing to remember is to inquire about the last bus down from Namo Buddha. This is a pali sentence).Īyubowan (In proper Sri Lankan tradition, same welcome greeting is also being used for departing as well, meaning May you live long in good health. This is a bit LONG form of proper Theravada traditional way of Buddhist departing Greeting. Sukhi Deegayuko Bhava (Meaning May you live in Peace, happiness and all the well-being. Sukhi Hotu (Meaning May you be well & Happy! This is a SHORT form of Proper Theravada Traditional Buddhist Departing Greeting. Good Bye (or any other English form of greeting is suitable.) This is Proper Sri Lankan way of greeting. These two words are in pali language).Īyubowan ( May you live long. This is the proper Theravada Buddhist Way of welcoming greeting. Buddha Artwork, Buddha Painting, Buddha Buddhism, Buddhist Art, Buddhism Quote, Buddha. Namo Buddhaya (Meaning Homage to the awakening or Awakening One, or Blessed One. “Venerable Bhante, Sir or Bhante Samitha or for laity by their name, first or last”. Hello (if you wish followed by personal address e.g. If you wish to greet them, please take your palms together close to your heart (as in a prayer position) and say “hello” or “Namo Buddhaya” or observe a deep pause attentively with bending your bust. They don’t have any physical contacts with opposite sex. Monks at the Centre are from Theravada Tradition.
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