The Buddhist biodata format
A Buddhist marriage biodata follows the usual order (personal details, education and work, family, about me, contact) and leaves out the horoscope section. Families look closely at values and education.
Opening line
Namo Buddhaya or Buddham Saranam Gacchami at the top is common, sometimes with a small image of the Buddha or the Dhamma Chakra. Ambedkarite families often add "Jai Bhim". It is optional.
Tradition
Write the tradition in one line:
- Navayana (Ambedkarite) Buddhist: most Buddhist families in Maharashtra and many across India
- Theravada: for example Barua families in Bengal and the North-East
- Mahayana or Vajrayana: common in Ladakh, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh and Himachal
Education and work
Education is often given special importance in Buddhist families, especially Ambedkarite families who value Babasaheb's call to "educate, agitate, organise". Write the highest qualification clearly, and the current work and city.
Family and native place
Parents' names and work, brothers and sisters, family type and native place. Many families also mention the vihara they are associated with.
Values
The about-me is where values show: how the person spends time, what they care about and the life they hope for. Mentions of Buddha Purnima, Dhammachakra Pravartan Din or community service fit naturally here.
Partner expectations
Values and education usually come first: "progressive, well-educated, from a Buddhist family" or simply "with similar values". If an inter-faith marriage is acceptable, say so.
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সহজ পদক্ষেপ পূৰণ কৰক আৰু টাইপ কৰোঁতেই সলনি চাওক। বিনামূলীয়া প্ৰিভিউ।
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