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Tue Giac - A spiritual home for the Vietnamese community | Vietnam Today
Tue Giac - A spiritual home for the Vietnamese community | Vietnam Today
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In the heart of Budapest, Hungary, the
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Zak Pagod is more than a spiritual
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refuge for the Vietnamese community. It
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is also a place where the Vietnamese
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language, culture, and traditions are
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preserved. Through community activities,
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the pagoda brings generations of
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Vietnamese together, keeping a sense of
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home close and warm even far from
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Vietnam.
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After more than 30 years in Budapest,
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Buri Kimsa still remembers the early
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days of building the isapagota together.
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Back then, a sh spiritual home and a
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place to stay connected to Vietnam was
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only a dream.
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With land, labor, and financial
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contributions, the Vietnamese community
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turned that dream into reality.
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When we first started building the
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pagod, money and labor were both in
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short supply. Even after long days at
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work, they would come back in the
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freezing winter with bleeding hands, yet
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still carry cement and bricks to build
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the pagod.
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>> For venerable Tik Tung, his journey of
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Buddhist practice in Hungary is also
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about bringing Vietnamese Buddhist
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values and culture closer to the
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community.
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The isapagota is no longer only a place
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of worship for older generations.
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Increasingly, young people and vitamin
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children are joining religious
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celebrations, [music] classes, and
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community activities.
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Even thousands of miles from home,
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Vietnamese people still cherish the
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traditions of their ancestors and have
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come together to build a pagoda here in
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Hungary.
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>> [singing]
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>> Beyond Buddhist festivals such as Vesak
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and Vuan, the Isapagota also host
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cultural and community activities for
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Vietnamese in Hungary through
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connections with local universities and
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Buddhist organizations. The Pagoda
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creates opportunities for cultural
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exchange, research, [music] and sharing
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Vietnamese culture and Buddhism with
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Hungarian people.
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By working closely with our Hungarian
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partners, we can further advance the
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teaching, research, and recognition of
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Vietnamese Buddhism in Europe within a
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social context very different from that
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of Vietnam.
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>> We come to the pagoda, light incense,
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and pray for peace. By [music] nurturing
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compassion and letting go of hatred, we
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build happier families and a more
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peaceful world, bringing generation
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together and strengthening our
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community. As [music] late party general
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secretary W Fu Chang once said, "As long
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as our culture survives, so does our
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country and our nation. [music]
