"Purification Offering to Dharma Protectors Day" primarily originates from Tibetan Buddhism and usually falls on the 29th day of each Tibetan month. It is an important day for performing Dharma protector offerings, making offerings to Dharma protectors, praying for the elimination of obstacles, and increasing merit and resources. It is believed to help bring success in business and harmony in the family. On this day, offerings are made to Dharma protectors to quickly receive blessings, expressing gratitude for their past protection, and praying for future success. It is also believed to quickly eliminate obstacles such as demonic influences, resentment, and malicious attacks.

 

Core Concepts

 

Purpose: Eliminating obstacles, accumulating merit, achieving success in business, and increasing resources for spiritual practice.

 

Date: The 29th day of each Tibetan month (end of the month).

 

Activities: Performing Dharma protector offerings, making offerings to Dharma protectors, and requesting blessings.

 

Importance and Merits

 

Worldly Benefits: Increasing wealth and merit, pacifying disasters and resentment, and ensuring business success.

 

Lessonous Benefits: Removing obstacles to spiritual practice and increasing favorable conditions for spiritual practice.

 

Quick Blessings: Practicing on this day allows for swift receipt of the blessings of Dharma protectors.

 

Related Activities

Many Buddhist organizations, such as Guanyin Mountain, hold online or offline Dharma assemblies on this day, offering registration for participation and allowing participants to receive blessings through group practice.

 

In short, "Purification Offering to Dharma Protectors Day" is a special day of group practice in Tibetan Buddhism, aiming to pray for worldly and spiritual success and achievement through offerings to the Dharma protectors.