CNY / DBC - Prosperity & Auspicious Flower Lamp *Limited quantity (Single Name)

Prosperity & Auspicious Light + Flower Offering + 1 Name

💫 Donor’s merits: dedication for sponsors to have increased blessings, as $38 will go towards supporting the monastery to propagate the Dharma to benefit all beings. 

💫 Monastery will acknowledge donations by:
🏮 Inscribing name(s) for dedication on the exquisitely made Prosperity & Auspicious Flower Lamp by the monastery that is to be offered to the thousand Buddhas, where one can achieve dignified and beautiful appearance life after life from offering of flowers, and attain intelligence and wisdom from offering LED lamp.
🏮Offerings to the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas on the day of the Great Compassion Repentance Puja.
🏮 Dedication of merits from The Great Compassion Repentance Practice
🏮  The Great Compassion Repentance Puja merits dedication for: healthy body and mind, all sickness, karmic obscurations and afflictions to be eliminated, for all matters to be auspicious, increase bliss and wisdom, and swiftly attain Buddhahood.
🏮 Dedication of merits from The Grand Puja for Offering to the Wealth Deities, Dharma Protectors, Heavenly Beings, and Naga Kings
🏮 Dedication of merits accumulated from the 5 Fortune Blessings Pujas.
🏮 Dedication of merits from Bell-Striking Blessings Puja on CNY eve. 
🏮 Grand dedication of merits accumulated from CNY day 1 to day 2 fortune and prosperity pujas.  
🏮 Overall dedication of merits: In the new year, to have safety, peace and auspiciousness for the family, healthy body and mind, longevity, increase in wealth and prosperity, flourishing economy, elimination of sickness and karmic obscurations, and afflictions, rebirth in happy realms, abundance of clothes and food, equipped with all the conducive conditions to learn the Teachings, meeting the Triple Gem directly every lifetime, increase in bliss and wisdom, and attain Buddhahood swiftly.

★ Note: As a safety measure, all flower lamps tealight candles offered will be placed on the altar at the back of the monastery.