@nguyenseattle: Lễ Phật Đản at Chùa Cổ Lâm in Seattle is more than just a Buddhist celebration—it’s one of those days where faith, culture, and community all come together in one place. From the flag ceremony and Buddha bathing to the vegetarian food, performances, and familiar faces all around the temple, this is what makes Buddha’s birthday in the Vietnamese community feel so special. Events like this are such a beautiful reminder of how Vietnamese culture and Buddhist traditions continue to live on here in Seattle. Featuring Vietnamese singer, hương Lan #buddha #lephatdan #vietnameseculture #seattleevents

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OMGGG U FINALLYYY POST THISS
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I studied there on Sundays for like 7 years when I was younger
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