we train in making daily offerings as a skillful means to instil the habit of selfless generosity
prosperity and instil a peaceful life
Colorful silky brocade mat (34 x 18cm)
thought to be introduced by the great Indian Buddhist scholar Atisha in the 11th century
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engraved offering bowl set brass plated travel size pub-Arbor we train in making dailyIn the Buddhist context, we train in making daily offerings as a skillful means to instil the habit of selfless generosity. Moreover, we start our day by creating merit and an uplifting frame of mind. Traditionally, a set of 7 bowls are arranged on ones altar to symbolize the offering of drinking water, bathing water, flowers, incense, light, perfume, food (Tib. shals), and a conch with a kusha grass wand. Complete your set with a matching candle