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l The feast of the lantanas’ ebon
Fast occurs in many places around the world they famous because of the different cultures that are expressed through them costumes, beliefs and doctrines are just some of the aspects we can evidence in feasts that et us knew a litter bit mare about the way people live betake and think
The feasts of lanterns is a clear example about this kind of celebrationit is also called ebon an annual Buddhist event in which Japanese people commemorate their ancestors it is held on July its (star calendar) or august 15 (lunar calendar) in Japan, and it is based un a series of traditions’ which vary strongly from region, even though they have very ancient routs that remain mainly the same
Ebon is shortened form of the word urbane, witch means “hanging up sidedown in hell an suffering” in the time of shake (Ban tama Buddha) there was a man called mourns who had a dreadful vision he saw his mother who has died a long time ago, suffering terribly in hell, so he decided to talk month an for the past se tenth generations of dead relatives in the its of the seven month of the gear, and mokuren did it as he said rescuing his mothers soul since that day everybody in Japan celebrates ebon clearing their houses giving offerings of food and flower, and lighting paper lanterns inside the houses or temples these paper lanterns called clouts dre lit on July 17 and put in front of but Sudan, Buddhist family altar, people meet to go to her shake (Graves)to call the ancestors spirit back home the candle light of the lanterns guide the spirits and help houseswhere thy used to live when they were alive, and the are supposed to have a good time with their families and frine3nds all together prepare a special food for their guests dad relatives than in some occasions travel long distances to reunite with them on the last day of the celebration, the paper lanterns are put on the shores of the rivers, seas and lakes of the region back to the other worldto let them resting peace in the evening, on that day, there is a traditional dance known as bon odors in which every body participates dancing in time wilt the traditional music Adults and children wear the most beautiful and colorful kimono and share with the people around ebon is still a tradition treasured by people o from all generations and it can be likely the future, due to an aspectthat people from Japan really like to keep specially this event, whist involves important valves such as the ancestors
La fiesta de la lanternos (Obon)
Rápido se produce en muchos lugares alrededor del mundo en el que famosos a causa de las diferentes culturas que se expresan a través de ellos los trajes, las creencias y doctrinas, son sólo algunos de los aspectos que pueden evidenciar en lasfiestas que nos conocía y otros a una yegua poco la basura sobre la manera de vivir refugiaré y pensar
Las fiestas de las lámparas es un claro ejemplo de este tipo de celebraciones también se le llama ébano en un evento anual budista en el que los japoneses conmemoran sus antepasados ​​que se celebra en julio su (estrella del calendario) o 15 de agosto (calendario lunar) en Japón, y que se basa laONU una serie de tradiciones 'que varían considerablemente de región, a pesar de que tienen rutas muy antiguas que siguen siendo fundamentalmente el mismo
Ébano se acorta forma de la palabra urbano, bruja significa "que cuelga boca abajo en el infierno un sufrimiento" en el momento de la sacudida (Ban tama Buda) había un hombre llamado está de luto que tenía una visión espantosa vio a su madre queha muerto un Hace mucho tiempo, sufriendo terriblemente en el infierno, por lo que decidió hablar con un mes de las pasadas generaciones de Se décimo de los familiares muertos en el su del mes siete de la marcha, y Mokuren lo hizo como le dijo el rescate de su alma a las madres desde el día todos los cuerpos en Japón celebra ébano limpiar sus casas dando ofrendas de alimentos y flores, y el...