Transferring Merits to Bhante Sumitta Mother
Theri Anula’s Relics Discovered | by TathÄlokÄ TherÄ«
After nearly a full calendar year of excavations, the principle reliquary cache in the womb (garbha) or heart of the AnulÄ Tissa Stupa –also known as the AnulÄ DevÄ« Cetiya– was accessed and opened, and within it more than 500 relics were discovered, including bodily relics (sÄrÄ«rika dhÄtu).
Buddhist Funeral Service – Pali Version with English Translation
Here is the Pali and English version of the Chantings that the Theravada Buddhist temples perform on regular basis.
Morning & Evening Prayers in Buddhist Temples – Pali Version with English Translation
Here is the Pali and English version of the Chantings that the Theravada Buddhist temples perform on regular basis.
Buddhist Calendar | Full Moon Day List | 2023
Here is the Buddhist Calendar | Full Moon Day list in 2023.
Women Care Project in Sri Lanka
This unique project is aimed at empowering the rural economy by reviving the handmade natural paper production project, a product of managing environmentally invasive plants & agro-ecosystems, in line with the world’s new trend of eco-friendly development.
Buddhist Calendar | Full Moon Day List | 2021 | Sri Lankan Version
Following every meritorious act, the Buddhist community have a good habit of sharing the merits with all sentient beings including men & women, children & elders, humans & non-humans, Devas-Brahmas & all sentient beings. They even transfer merits to all the Departed Ones. This way not only they themselves feel blessed and comfortable but also all the other sentient beings are benefitted with many different ways. This is such a noble act by the Buddhist community to be grateful and thankful to their departed ones. It is a wonderful sense of gesture when they think of Brahmas & Devas with respect and appreciation and share the merits they accrue. It is even more amazing when they think of their Departed Ones with a sense of gratitude & thankfulness. You can always use these Pali stanzas and their meanings following your DÄna (Generosity), SÄ«la (Morality), BhÄvanÄ (Meditation) activities.
Transferring Merits
Following every meritorious act, the Buddhist community have a good habit of sharing the merits with all sentient beings including men & women, children & elders, humans & non-humans, Devas-Brahmas & all sentient beings. They even transfer merits to all the Departed Ones. This way not only they themselves feel blessed and comfortable but also all the other sentient beings are benefitted with many different ways. This is such a noble act by the Buddhist community to be grateful and thankful to their departed ones. It is a wonderful sense of gesture when they think of Brahmas & Devas with respect and appreciation and share the merits they accrue. It is even more amazing when they think of their Departed Ones with a sense of gratitude & thankfulness. You can always use these Pali stanzas and their meanings following your DÄna (Generosity), SÄ«la (Morality), BhÄvanÄ (Meditation) activities.
Finding Divinity Within Based On Brahma Vihara
Dakshina is an ancient tradition of those who practice yoga, and it is a display of generosity – a private contribution to the financial support of the teacher and their teachings