Significance of WESAK for a spiritual practitioner




Significance of WESAK for a spiritual practitioner

The Wesak Festival- A Technique for strengthening the Spiritual Contact & to build up the Antahkarna.

The auspicious day of Wesak celebrates the birth, the enlightenment as well as the physical death of Lord Buddha. Of all the full moons in the year, the Wesak Full Moon is believed to be the most powerful. 

According to legend, the exact time of Full Moon of Wesak, Lord Buddha makes a tremendous sacrifice for humanity by coming down to earth and pouring forth divine energy and spiritual blessings.

He becomes an effective instrument to channelize the same to Mother Earth, all humans and living beings on Earth, which is a great form of service, generating tremendous amounts of Good Karma!

On this sacred day, the spiritual practitioner's higher soul and incarnated soul gets the opportunity to immerse itself in a huge downpour of divine energy.

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