Nandar Thein Zan - Kura

Introduction

The water is too cold.

It is for decoration. 

The water surface is often beautified by lotuses. Spreading over the water with a fragrant fragrance, the lotuses bloom beautifully, creating a calm and pleasant atmosphere. The colorful lotuses also make the water even more beautiful.

In the human world, a wise person brings peace and tranquility to those around him, removes the ugly social habits and makes them beautiful with virtue. A wise person who thus creates peace and tranquility and makes his surroundings beautiful is often compared to a lotus.

"All evils are caused by fools. They are not caused by wise men. They are caused by

All the unrest that arises is due to the foolish. It does not arise from the wise. All the suffering that arises is due to the wise. For example... a fire that blows from a thatched house or a grass house burns down a well-built house with a well-sealed door frame, a well-sealed door, a well-ventilated window, a well-built house

The lotus does not cause any unpleasant effects to the environment by its presence. The wise person does not cause any unpleasant effects to his social environment by its presence. From this analogy, the lotus has become a symbol of the wise person (or wisdom).

Just as a lotus, which is rooted in mud and water, blooms in the sun without being stained by mud or water, so a good person, although born in this world of evil and impurities, is not stained by the impurities of desire, anger, delusion, delusion, and false speech. Just as a lotus that blooms in the water benefits its surroundings by beautifying them, a good person (or) a person with pure moral conduct will also benefit his people and the people around him through good and prosperity. From this analogy, the lotus has also become a symbol of a person with righteous and correct moral conduct (or) a person with pure moral conduct.