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The Sevenfold Puja: Transference of Merits and Self-Surrender
Taravandana gives the ninth talk in the Sevenfold Puja series at Manchester Buddhist Centre, on Transference of Merits and Self-Surrender, 15th March 2010.
The Sevenfold Puja
The Sevenfold Puja is used as a collective devotional practice and derives from a Mahayana Buddhist text by Shantideva called the Bodhicaryavatara – a kind of manual for aspiring Bodhisattvas. It takes one through seven spiritual moods ultimately designed to arouse the Bodhicitta, the will to Enlightenment.
1. Worship
2. Salutation
3. Going For Refuge
Followed by the refuges and precepts
4. Confession of faults
5. Rejoicing in Merits
6. Entreaty and Supplication
7. Transference of Merit and Self-surrender
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By Manchester Buddhist CentreTaravandana gives the ninth talk in the Sevenfold Puja series at Manchester Buddhist Centre, on Transference of Merits and Self-Surrender, 15th March 2010.
The Sevenfold Puja
The Sevenfold Puja is used as a collective devotional practice and derives from a Mahayana Buddhist text by Shantideva called the Bodhicaryavatara – a kind of manual for aspiring Bodhisattvas. It takes one through seven spiritual moods ultimately designed to arouse the Bodhicitta, the will to Enlightenment.
1. Worship
2. Salutation
3. Going For Refuge
Followed by the refuges and precepts
4. Confession of faults
5. Rejoicing in Merits
6. Entreaty and Supplication
7. Transference of Merit and Self-surrender
Manchester Buddhist Centre
16-20 Turner Street
Northern Quarter, M4 1DZ : Map
[email protected]
0161 834 9232
Charity registration number: 514937
Please contact us by email when we’re closed
Opening Times:
Tuesday - Thursday 11am - 3pm
Saturday 10.30am - 2.30pm
• Bodywise opening hours
• Hinterland opening hours
• Join mailing list
Saturday 10.30am - 2.30pm
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The post The Sevenfold Puja: Transference of Merits and Self-Surrender appeared first on Manchester Buddhist Centre.