Screen Unveiling

Kushalnagar, Mar. 8: As part of the Tibetan New Year celebrations, the Buddha Amitayus screen, which is said to be the world's largest screen, was displayed in the Golden Temple premises of the nearby Bylukoppe refugee camp.

The 200-foot-high and 180-foot-wide screen was displayed for just half an hour in a huge iron tower installed on a seven-story building in the Golden Temple premises.

More than two thousand people, including Tibetan priests, Buddhist monks and citizens, worshipped and were blessed by watching the screen. The two huge screens placed in the Golden Temple during the New Year celebrations are being displayed for a month-long celebration. The Buddha Padma Sambhava screen was displayed 15 days ago. The scene of the huge screen being carried by more than 200 Buddhist monks from the Golden Temple premises for the exhibition was truly thrilling. For the past 26 years, every year during the New Year celebrations, these screens have been installed in the tower of the huge building for just half an hour and put on display for worship.

If you watch the Buddha Padma Sambhava film, the Lord will bless you all with peace and fulfill your wishes. Tibetan citizens have a strong belief that watching the Buddha Amitayus film will increase your lifespan.

After the film exhibition, Tibetan dance and other cultural programs were held in the Golden Temple premises, concluding the New Year celebrations.

Hundreds of Tibetan community members and foreigners who were supposed to arrive at the Byulukuppe camp from many countries around the world did not participate in the New Year celebrations in Byulukuppe this time due to the threat of war in the Middle East.

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