- see
question marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of
Burmese script.
Shinbyu (Burmese: ရှင်ပြု; MLCTS:
hrang pru.;
pronounced [ʃɪ̀ɰ̃bjṵ], also spelt...
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venerated and
supported by the lay people. A
novitiation ceremony called shinbyu is the most
important coming of age
events for a boy,
during which he enters...
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ordain as sāmaṇeras for a
period of time, as a rite of p****age
called shinbyu; this is
considered one of the
Twelve Au****ious Rites. In 2016, Myanmar...
- to the
Buddhist Sangha by
performing a
shinbyu ceremony once they have
reached the age of
seven or older.
Shinbyu is
considered one of the
Twelve Au****ious...
- rite of p****age
comparable to the
religious rituals like
confirmation Shinbyu in
Burmese Buddhist community Sweet Sixteen Wedding Walkabout Amrit Sanchar...
- conception.
Those under this age can
perform traditional ceremonies such as
shinbyu, in Myanmar, in
order to
ordain as
novices (sāmaṇera).
Novices shave their...
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traditional Theravada countries, such as Myanmar, boys
undergo pabbajjā (
Shinbyu) at the age of puberty. In
Mahayana countries such as
China and ****an,...
- of the child,
first feeding, ear-boring for girls,
Buddhist ordination (
shinbyu) for boys, and
wedding rites are the most
widely practiced today. The traditional...
- back to
householder with
regularity and
celebration as in the
practice of
shinbyu among the
Bamar people. One of the
evolving features of
Buddhism in the...
- only four or five of
these rites — the naming,
first feeding, ear-boring,
shinbyu, and
wedding rites — are
commonly practiced in Myanmar,
especially in urban...
