Ask about fire pujas and almsgiving

Fire pujas and almsgiving are two different religious rituals.

Fire puja is a Tibetan Buddhist ritual whose original meaning is "to make offerings to the Buddhas and accumulate merit." The main function of the fire puja is to accumulate merit through offerings and to seek the blessings of the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas, so as to eliminate the practitioner's own sinful karma and obstacles, and to attain physical and mental freedom.

Almsgiving is a form of charity in Buddhism, which usually refers to giving food to sentient beings. In Buddhism, generosity is a way to accumulate merit and receive good fortune. The almsgiving is also to help hungry ghost beings.

In Buddhism, whether it is fire puja or almsgiving, it is to help sentient beings and is a manifestation of compassion. At the same time, these rituals are also for the practitioner's own practice, accumulating merit through alms and offerings, and achieving inner peace and ease.

It is important to note that these ceremonies have certain rules and rituals that need to be performed under the guidance of professionals. If you have not received relevant guidance, it is recommended not to do it randomly.

This can also be recited after burning incense or tobacco in the Buddhist hall.

It can be used in the almsgiving of any food, this food color and fragrance, on the Buddha of the Ten Directions, in the sages and sages, and on the six products.

There is no difference between giving and giving, and all wishes are full, so that those who give today will get immeasurable paramita.

Three virtues and six flavors, offering to the Buddha and monks, the Dharma realm has affection, universal offerings, and then chanting the Guanyin mantra, the number is not limited.

**Offering rituals in front of the Buddha! )

Oh, what the hell is the problem?

Seven grains of rice can be given to birds and chickens and other sentient beings, as long as the Dharma is given, they will definitely come to eat, and the merit is immeasurable.

I would like to ask you a few questions: 1 In order to make the aroma of the food drift farther away, can you spoil the food after reciting the mantra or burn the food with a lighter? ====> consider that in order to make the people who are giving food better, it is okay to break the food before giving it, and it is said in the sadhana to break the bread.

After it is done, the Dharma Realm Mantra is cast to ensure that the food is clean. Burning food with fire, there are specific rituals, such as fire pujas, if you concentrate on one thought, although it may not be impossible, but just for curiosity, create your own set, no one to guide you, try not to mess around. This set of rituals was made by the sages, and there is no good reason to do it, so try not to change it randomly.

If you want to change, you can do it, let yourself learn the sage first. 2 (Special circumstances) Is it OK to throw food out on a bicycle? >> On trains and planes, it can also be fed, such as in the toilet of the train, and poured out of the window.

It's good that the plane is sprinkled in the plane... Of course, the bicycle can also be used, but I don't understand, why is it applied on the bicycle? Is there a practical application possible?

3 After reciting the mantra about almsgiving in this place, can it be placed several kilometers away? Or put some food in this place and take some food and put it far, far away? ===》Feeding is very simple, as long as you are dedicated and respectful, it is far enough to give food on the plane, it is also an occasional thing, and they can also eat.

The most important thing is that you have to respect them and care for them, not tease them, if you just want to make a rabbit happy with a carrot, then it's hard to say.

As long as you have mercy on the ghosts, you don't need to chant mantras, and so on, as long as you respectfully offer the food you give to them, and the point is, do you have this respectful and merciful heart?

Upstairs, it seems that the window can't be opened when you take the plane, how to throw it?