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An inspiring story from the Buddha’s previous lives (Sasa Jataka): The rabbit of selfless virtueThe rabbit image etched upon the full moon is not a natural phenomenon, but comes from a true Buddhist story about the supreme virtue of the Buddha. Please enjoy the video and wish you and your family a happy and peaceful Mid-Autumn day!
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An inspiring story from the Buddha’s previous lives (Sasa Jataka): The rabbit of selfless virtueThe rabbit image etched upon the full moon is not a natural phenomenon, but comes from a true Buddhist story about the supreme virtue of the Buddha. Please enjoy the video and wish you and your family a happy and peaceful Mid-Autumn day!
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