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Những Người Hùng Thuần Chay – Mừng Ngày Lễ Cha, Phần 3/6

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The next program is a modern dance “The Silent Love”, displaying the noble love of a swan father. The dancer got his inspiration from the story of the swan dad Sai Sai in the photo book “The Noble Wilds” by Supreme Master Ching Hai. Now, with great respect for the swan father, let’s watch “The Love of Silence” performed by a professional dancer from the Taipei Center, Formosa (Taiwan). “It’s very touching. Excellent! Thank you. So beautiful, so beautiful. Very well done, and it was so real. It reminds me of Sai Sai plucking his feathers to give warmth to the children and ensure that their feet would not be hurt by stones and prickles on the road. It was so touching! As if I was watching the real thing. And it was even more expressive. Thank you so much! Excellent! Wow, breathtaking!” The next performance is a dance “Glorifying the Universe” by Formosa (Taiwan) Taichung Center. “So beautiful!” And on to the next performance. The guqin, or zither, has a 3,000-year history in China. Our Association member from the Nantou Center will perform “Flowing Water” on the zither. This music piece is about finding bosom friends as close as the mountains and rivers. In this performance, we also invite the Association members from Korea, Âu Lạc (Vietnam), and Formosa (Taiwan) to recite a poem to praise the fathers. So now, all bosom friends and saints, please welcome them with a round of applause. “Master, a title symbolizing perfect enlightenment and wisdom. Do not mistake Hirm for a mundane Buddhist master, for Hes is the incarnation of Buddhas & Bodhisattvas. In the vast cosmos, Hiers compassion is beyond limit. Some revered Hirm as God, some call Hirm Buddha-Mother Cundi, the Creator, the Tao, or the Father of all creatures. Father, a title symbolizing the beginning of countless households. Do not mistake them for mundane beings, for they are the sowers of physical lives. They are the beacons of the world. In the hearts of their children, their love and dedication are selfless and unconditional. Today, in this distinguished gathering, with joy and sincerity, we express deep gratitude to the God Father of all universes, and to all the fathers. May the Father of all creatures bless us with His grace, and bring peace for all ages.”
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