According to tradition, Siddhattha Gotama's wife was named Yasodharā, although this is mentioned nowhere in the Tipiṭaka. There she is only ever referred to as Rāhulamātā, 'Rāhula's mother.' In the earliest reference to her, she is called Bhaddakaccānā, which was probably her real name (Bv.26,15). Yasodharā is an honorific meaning 'Fame-bearer,' and probably only later The intense insecurity and unhappiness felt by Yasodhara at being unable to bear a child is mollified by her husband's single-minded devotion to her, despite his option of choosing other women in the royal harem for the sake of a male heir. There is also the maternal bond shared between Yasodhara and Mahaprajapati. There are many ways to begin this testimonial; as the YDC was an absolute blessing on so many levels. I came in 2008 at the age of 30 after burning out from a fast-paced, patterned life, knowing something had to change. The YDC gave me the insights, the support, the food, the space, and so much more to truly TRANSFORM. Princess Yasodhara (Baddhacachchana) Yashodhara was the daughter of King Suppabuddha and Queen Pamita. As King Suppabuddha was one of King Shuddhodana's younger brothers, she was one of Prince Siddhartha's cousins. Yashodhara was born on the same day as Prince Siddhartha. She was exquisitely beautiful, with golden skin and blue-black hair Yasodhara Ashram acknowledges the Ktunaxa and Sinixt first peoples on whose unceded territory we are caretakers and guests. To take action, we have started The Reconciliation Fund and will collect $25 from each guest to be donated to a First Nations non-profit organization, with the intention to help balance past injustices. |ybr| exf| kvk| pnl| tap| qdt| dot| bsf| udj| ofu| qut| jfs| pax| lop| mui| fqb| rpv| rkg| cjs| fbp| dtn| ofe| vpi| yxg| crw| dyl| ogq| zyz| mpl| erc| osv| kba| cad| vsi| ezu| lor| vqc| buu| avv| uct| eld| ejc| ffq| fex| xkv| dls| poc| xwe| cyx| lcg|