"Maharishi The Buddha" - a film based on Lord Buddha

International Film Company Mother Pictures UK and Sanskrit Bharati, Sanskrit Bhushan, Sanskrit Ratna Kamini Dube have announced the biggest International movie of the world "Maharishi The Buddha" to promote, protect, project and establish Buddhism all over the World. The film will be based on Lord Buddha, Buddhism and Buddhists.

Student of Military School, International Brand Ambassador of Sanskrit, the Cultural Ambassador of the World, Sanskrit Shiromani and Sanskrit Mahanayak Maharishi Aazaad who was in Himachal Pradesh for preparation of his films, is now in Prayagraj. After that, Maharishi Aazaad will be heading towards Sikkim and Arunachal Pradesh for the further development of his films. 70% of the film will be shot in Japan, Europe and South Korea, whereas the remaining film will be shot in other countries depending on the Covid-19 situation in those countries.

Maharishi Aazaad in Himachal Pradesh for pre-production of his film MAHARISHI THE BUDDHA

Currently, the whole world is in need of peace. The peace which was formed by Samrat Ashoka in the world during his era. Maharishi Aazaad's film - "Maharishi The Buddha" will change the scenario of the world towards Buddhism. The wrong information which is imprinted on some people about Buddhism, will be altered by this movie. The film will portray the true ideologies of Buddhism. Through this Mega English movie, Maharishi Aazaad’s aim is to bring forward the History of Buddhism and promote the importance of this religion all over the world.

"Maharishi The Buddha" will be written, edited and directed by Maharishi Aazaad himself. The film will be produced by one of the most eminent female personalities of India, Sanskrit Bharati, Sanskrit Bhushan, Sanskrit Ratna, producer of Rashtraputra and Aham Brahmasmi –– Kamini Dube and International Film Company Mother Pictures UK.

Maharishi Aazaad prepares for his film Maharishi The Buddha in Himachal Pradesh

A sutra sentence in Buddhist philosophy is 'App Deepo Bhava' meaning "to be your own light". The meaning of what Gautama Buddha says is that instead of expecting someone from another, be your own light (inspiration). Be illuminated by yourself, but for others, keep on shining like a lighthouse.

Maharishi Aazaad is currently in Himachal Pradesh for preparation of Maharishi The Buddha

Lord Gautam Buddha asked his beloved disciple Anand when he or she would not be on earth to show the way to the truth, how could we give direction to our life, then Buddha gave this answer - "App Deepo Bhava” means be your own lamp. No one can always pave the way for one's path, only by the light of enlightenment and conscience can we move forward on the path of truth.

Maharishi Aazaad prepares for film Maharishi The Buddha

Buddha said, don't make me your crutch. If you are lame, and walk with the help of my crutches - how far will you walk? You will not be able to reach the destination. Today I am with you, tomorrow I may not, then you have to walk on your own feet. Do not walk with the light that is with me, because for a while it has happened together in the dark forest. You will be lighted in my light for a while; Then our state will be separated. My light will be with me, your darkness will be with you. Cultivate your light. You are Deepo! '

International Ambassador of Sanskrit - Maharishi Azad

- App Deepo Bhava:

Anyone who saw, he knew.

Whoever knew, he got it.

Whoever found it changed,

If not changed, then understand that

There was something wrong with his knowledge.

Buddhist Monks in Himachal Pradesh

The concept of Aryasatya is the core principle of Buddhist philosophy. It is called 'Chatvari Aryasatyani' in Sanskrit and 'Chatri Ariyasachani' in Pali.

Aryasatya or "Four Noble Truths":

(1) Grief: There is sorrow in the world

(2) Samudaya: the causes of sorrow

(3) Prevention: Prevention of Grief

(4) Route: There are eight ways of prevention.

Idol of Lord Buddha

The creature is lying in a series of different sorrows throughout its life, this sorrow is Aryasatya. The community that is craving for the subjects of the world is the Aryasatya. The creature who dies with craving, still takes birth from his inspiration. That is why the community of Trishna is called Aryasatya. It is aryasya to curb the cravings of trishna. Neither is there any sorrow due to craving for the things of the world nor is it reborn after death. Like an extinguished Pradeep, he becomes nirvana. And, the path to attain this prevention is the Aryasatya - Ashtagika route. It has eight parts - samyak vishaya, samyak sankalpa, samyak vyaka, samyak karma, samyak livelihood, samyak exercise, samyak smriti and samyak samadhi. After proving this Aryamarga, he becomes free.

"Charaiveti, Charaiveti"! Keep moving, keep moving!

Maharishi Aazaad had already done the work to promote the Sanatan Culture and Indianism through his film Aham Brahmasmi, which is the first mainstream Sanskrit film of the World. 

It is a notable fact that Maharishi Aazaad's first film, Masterpiece Rashtraputra was showcased at 72nd International Cannes Film Festival, which earned huge applause from the audience.