aiya whatever the day its the same wesak day.

so if got multiple then go celebrate loh. no harm.

Chill. Who says got any harm?

Just wanted to know and understand why.

No harm in gaining more knowledge.

i see you have replenished your supply of grass..

im japanese Buddhist can comment or not

Can. Even non-Buddhists also can comment.

hi all, how is everyone ?

KomunitiSiamBaru.blogspot.com

Really learn alot from this blog...also in Bahasa Melayu thats make it easy for me to understand more about Theravada Buddhism.

Hello.

Been straying from the Middle path.

Enjoying the sights.

But I should get back on the path.

Interesting.

actually i keep wonder,
I'm Buddhism or Taoism?
or mix of both?

Probably a mixture.

actually this may not wrong...

Allah mean God.

All the religion may refer back to the same god.

Why Buddhism advice not to eat meat?
While Buddha Gautama do eat meat.

This is a good write up on the matter - http://www.urbandharma.org/udharma3/meat.html

good article,

I hope i do not understand wrong, so Buddha will not forbidden people, monk and nun eat meat.
So why do monk in Malaysia do not eat meat?
just only the 10 animal is forbidden to eat by Buddha only, cow, chicken also can be eat what?

Depends on the Buddhist school. See - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhist_vegetarianism

Buddhism is follow buddha, but why people do not follow the step of buddha and create different branch?
this also will create extreme?

So not eating beef is from Buddhism or Taoism?

Buddhism is to be on the Path to Enlightenment, not to follow Buddha. Buddha has shown the path.

Different branches because Buddhism tend to allow local cultures and norms to be taken in to "customize" itself to that place. Something like that.

So, you have Theravada in Sri Lanka, Mahayana in China. There is also the Tibetan branch.

Nothing extreme. All say the same thing in essence; i.e. the Path to Enlightenment.

Not eating beef has more to do with Kuan Yin. Kuan Yin is in both Buddhism and also Taoism (I think).

Thanks for the advice..

There are some reformation movement , so to speak ,'but the elders disagreed and remain orthodox ,'that school is known as Theravada (school of the elders). In those countries , the monks still go for morning alms, something done during the Buddha time