IEB-ID | IEB0000157095 |
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Title | Title: Sacred echoes : Remainder of title: beneath the Bodhi tree / Remainder of title page transcription/statement of responsibility: IGNCA presents ; director, Gautam Chatterjee ; producer, B.S. Rawat [ Holdings: WC · NII ] |
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Imprint | Place of publication, distribution, etc.: New Delhi : Name of publisher, distributor, etc.: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, Date of publication, distribution, etc.: [2013?] |
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Description | Extent: 1 videodisc of 1 (DVD) (ca. 28 min.) : Other physical details: sd., col. ; Dimensions: 4 3/4 in. |
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Note | General note: Copyright notice on container: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, New Delhi |
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Summary | Summary, etc.: Bodhgaya - an eternal space where Buddha attained Nirvana. Buddha Charita denotes this space as a corridor of eternity. The documentary fathoms Bodhgaya as a pilgrimage to re-understand the process of awakening even beyond the Bodhi tree. Parallely, the documentary highlights the importance of seven places where Lord Buddha did penace. Those are: (1) Bodhi palankha - the place of enlightenment where Gautam Buddha spent first week beneath the Bodhi tree, (2) Animesa locana - After enlightenment Lord Buddha spent the second week in meditation here gazing unwinking at the Bodhi tree, (3) Cankamana - Buddha spent the third week here walking up and down in meditation, (4) Ratnaghara (the place of basic contemplation) - Lord Buddha spent the fourth week here in meditation reflecting the casual law, (5) Ajapala Nigrodha tree (Banyan tree) - Lord Buddha spent the fifth week under this tree in meditation after enlightenment. He explained one becomes a Brahamana only by ones deeds not by birth, (6) Mucalinda lake (the abode of snake king) - Buddha spent the sixth week in meditation here, and (7) Rajyatana (a kind of forest tree) - After enlightenment Lord Buddha spent the seventh week here in meditation. Alongisde the Tipitaka chanting by eight theravada countries were documented. Tipitaka encompasses Vinaya Pitaka - code of ethics for monks; Sutta Pitaka - basket of teaching; and Abhi Dhamna Pitaka - the higher knowledge. Thus the documentary waves an unique fabric of chanting tradition and sacred space Bodhi Tree, the Temple and pilgrims that unifies a holistic vision of Buddhism as a emblem of world peace |
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Note | General note: Summary taken from container |
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Subject | Topical term or geographic name as entry element: Buddhist pilgrims and pilgrimages Geographic subdivision: India Geographic subdivision: Buddh Gaya |
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Subject | Topical term or geographic name as entry element: Buddhism General subdivision: Customs and practices Geographic subdivision: India Geographic subdivision: Buddh Gaya |
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Subject | Topical term or geographic name as entry element: Buddh Gaya (India) General subdivision: Religious life and customs |
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Genre/form | Genre/form data or focus term: Documentary films. |
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Genre/form | Genre/form data or focus term: Nonfiction films. |
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Added entry | Personal name: Chatterjee, Gautam, Dates associated with a name: 1958- Relator term: direction |
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Added entry | Personal name: Rawat, Birjendra Singh, Relator term: production |
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Added entry | Corporate name or jurisdiction name as entry element: Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts |
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