• 1. Enter your Roll No. and Password correctly, then click “Open Submission Form.”
• 2. Enter your Roll No. and Name, copy and paste your assignment answer into the “Assignment Body Box,” and click the “Submit Assignment” button.
• 3. Pre-type your text in an MS Word file and ensure it contains 500 words.
• 4. Assignment answers should not be identical (uniform) across students.
• 5. You need to click the “Submit Assignment” button only once. Each Roll No. can be submitted only once, and resubmission is not allowed by server.

သတိပြုရန်အချက်များ

• 1. Roll No. နှင့် Password ကို မှန်ကန်စွာ ရိုက်ထည့်ပါ၊ ထို့နောက် “Open Submission Form” ကိုနှိပ်ပါ။
• 2. Form ပွင့်လာလျင် သင်၏ Roll No. နှင့် Name ကိုရိုက်ထည့်ပါ၊ Assignment အဖြေကို “Assignment Body Box” ထဲသို့ ကူးထည့်ကာ “Submit Assignment” ခလုတ်ကို နှိပ်ပါ။
• 3. သင့်စာသားကို MS Word ဖိုင်တွင် ကြိုတင်ရိုက်ပြီး ၎င်းတွင် စာလုံး 500 ပါဝင်ကြောင်း စစ်ဆေးထားပါ။
• 4. Assignment အဖြေများသည် ကျောင်းသားများအတွက် တူညီသော အဖြေများမဖြစ်ရပါ။
• 5. “Submit Assignment” ခလုတ်ကို တစ်ကြိမ်သာ နှိပ်ရပါမယ်။ Roll No. တစ်ခုစီကို တစ်ကြိမ်သာ တင်သွင်းနိုင်ပြီး ဒုတိယအကြိမ် ပြန်လည်ပေးပို့ခြင်းကို ဆာဗာမှ ခွင့်မပြုပါ။

Mangala Sutta (Blessing-Discourse)

1. Not associate with fools to associate with the wise and to honor those who are worthy of honors.
2. To live in a suitable place, to have done meritorious deeds in the past and to keep one’s mind and body in a proper way.
3. To have much learning, to be skilled in crafts, to be well trained in moral conduct and to have speech that is well-spoken.
4. Caring for one’s mother and father, supporting one’s spouse and children and having work that causes no confusion.
5. Giving practice of what is good support of one’s relatives and blameless actions.
6. Abstention from evil in mind abstention from evil in body and speech, abstention from intoxicants and non-negligence in meritorious acts.
7. Respectfulness, humbleness, contentment, gratitude and listening to the Dhamma, on suitable occasions.
8. Patience, obedience, meeting these who have calmed defilements and discussing the Dhamma on suitable occasions.
9. Practice that consumes evil states, a noble life, seeing the Noble truths and realization of Nibbana.
10. The mind of a person (an Arahant) who is confronted with worldly conditions does not flutter, is sorrowless, stainless and secure.
11. Having fulfilled such things as these beings are invincible everywhere and gain happiness everywhere.

Thirty-eight kinds of auspiciousness The Maṅgala Sutta is one of the most widely known of the Buddha’s discourses.

• 1. Three miṅgalās on social dealing
• 2. Three miṅgalās on living
• 3. Four miṅgalās on learning
• 4. Three miṅgalās on supporting
• 5. Four miṅgalās on social service
• 6. Four miṅgalās on abstinence
• 7. Five miṅgalās on humility
• 8. Four miṅgalās on forbearance
• 9. Four miṅgalās on self-control
• 10. Four miṅgalās on mental strength

1. Three mingalās on social dealing

• • 1. Avoiding the foolish,
  • 2. Association with the wise,
  • 3. Paying honour to the worthy,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

2. Three mingalās on living

• • 1. Residing in a good locality,
  • 2. Having past good merit,
  • 3. Good murturing of the mind,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

3. Four mingalās on learning

• • 1. Requisite education,
  • 2. Innocent vocational training,
  • 3. Obervance of moral discipline
  • 4. Good and sweet speech,

This is the way to auspiciousness

4. Three mingalās on supporting

• • 1. Supporting the parents,
  • 2. Supporting the family,
  • 3. Livelihood free from complications.

This is the way to auspiciousness.

5. Four mingalās on social service

• • 1. Deeds of charity,
  • 2. Practicing ten merits,
  • 3. Supporting the relatives,
  • 4. Doing blameless work,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

6. Four mingalās on abstinence

• • 1. Avoiding from evil in mind,
  • 2. Avoiding from evil in body and speech,
  • 3. Abstinence from intoxicants,
  • 4. Mindfulness in good merits,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

7. Five mingalās on humility gãravoca nivãtoca

• • 1. Reverence to those who are worthy
  • 2. Practice of humility
  • 3. To have contentment
  • 4. Gratitude,
  • 5. Attention to the noble teachings

This is the way to auspiciousness.

8. Four mingalās on forbearance

• • 1. Forbearance in everything
  • 2. Easy to be taught.
  • 3. Meeting holy persons,
  • 4. Discussing dhamma at a suitable time,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

9. Four mingalās on self-control

• 1. To practice self-control,
• 2. To practice noble habits,
• 3. Perception of four noble truths by means of magga ñãna,
• 4. Realization of nibbãna,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

10. Four mingalās on mental strength

• • 1. Mental serenity,
  • 2. Freedom from anxiety,
  • 3. Freedom from passion,
  • 4. Freedom from danger,

This is the way to auspiciousness.

Effect of mingalā

Practice these thirty-eight kinds of auspiciousness in your daily life. They will help you overcome the four māras and bring you peace, happiness, and well-being. Always remember that these thirty-eight mingalās lead to a good and successful life.

The five māra

    The five māra are:

1. ‌ဒေဝပုတ္တမာရ် – မာရ်နတ်သား            devaputta māra – the god Māra
2. ကိလေသမာရ် – ကိလေသာဆယ်ပါး kilesamāra – the ten mind-defiling passions
3. ခန္ဓမာရ် – ခန္ဓာငါးပါး                          khandhamāra- the five aggregates of existence
4. အဘိသင်္ခါရမာရ် – အကြောင်းတရားတို့၏ ပြုပြင်စီရင်မှု abhisaṅkhāra māra-volitional activities
5. မစ္စုမာရ် – သေခြင်းဖြစ်သည်။            maccumāra– death