Offering Holy Objects and Ritual Items
Traditionally, Buddhists create the positive potential for people and projects in a number of ways, including offering Pujas, reciting prayers, hanging prayer flags and creating holy objects. Land of Joy does all of these things to create positivity for our whole community and all beings, as well as the success of the centre so we can continue to thrive.
How do we do this?
We do this in a number of ways, including through our regular programme of prayers and ceremonies (Pujas), such as a daily Lama Chopa practice and regular Tara, Medicine Buddha and Lama Chopa (with Tsog) pujas which are practiced according to the Tibetan calendar. In addition, we also offer Sur practice, protector practices, light offerings, hang prayer flags, host a monthly Kalarupa practice and maintain beautiful alters which we offer lights, water and incense to every day.
What does it Require?
These practices often require the use of ritual and other items such as the following:
- Food and flower offerings for the altar
- Saffron for water bowl offerings
- Materials for Torma making
- Ordinary & electronic candles (battery powered)
- Incense
- Photo frames for deities and holy beings
- Light Chains & Lotus Lights
- Prayer Flags
- Special substances
- Printing & binding practice texts

A selection of Offerings

Puja set up
