Maha Sanga

Maha Sangha refers to the community of ordained Buddhist monks and nuns who have dedicated their lives to practicing and spreading the teachings of the Buddha. It plays a vital role in preserving the Dharma, guiding lay followers, and maintaining the spiritual discipline within Buddhism. The term emphasizes unity and mutual support among the monastic community, which is considered essential for the growth and stability of Buddhist practice. The Maha Sangha also symbolizes the collective effort to uphold the moral and philosophical principles of Buddhism, fostering harmony and spiritual development for practitioners and society at large.