Japanese monk invites Buddhists to Taxila for peace prayers
Both outlets reported on a Japanese monk urging global Buddhist participation in a peace prayer event at Taxila’s Dharmarajika Stupa. Dawn included a brief additional detail about the monk’s age and the event’s purpose, while ProPakistani provided a shorter headline and linked to a fuller article. Otherwise, the coverage was largely similar in emphasis and framing.
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Japanese Monk Calls For Peace Prayer At Taxila
A 76-year-old Japanese Buddhist monk has called on monks and followers of Buddhism around the world to gather at Pakistan’s… Read More The post Japanese Monk Calls For Peace Prayer At Taxila appeared first on ProPakistani.
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Japanese monk asks Buddhists to visit Taxila for peace prayers
TAXILA: A 76-year-old Japanese Buddhist monk has appealed to monks and followers of Buddhism across the world to gather at Pakistan’s ancient Dharmarajika Stupa in Taxila for a collective prayer for global peace, saying the teachings of the Buddha that once spread from the historic centre of Gandhara should again inspire humanity at a time of growing global conflict. Speaking to journalists aft...
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