Vajrayana Practice
Vajrayana practice involves holding mantras with the mouth, forming seals with the hands, and visualizing sublime views with the mind. It requires precise rules for body, speech, and mind. When these three secrets are practiced together, the delusions of the practitioner’s mind can be subdued. Without direct transmission from a qualified guru, it may lack efficacy.
Auspicious Light
"The Light" symbolizes light and wisdom, also serving as one of the ten offerings. Through the significance of lighting lamps, one can ignite the "light of self-nature" within your heart.
Planet Ruler Light
Every year, there are zodiac signs that are in conflict with the Tai Sui. Individuals belonging to these zodiac signs are required to worship the Tai Sui for one year in order to seek blessings for safety.
Treasure God Light
Money is the sustenance we need in our lives. Help yourself and family members to offer a light with sincere heart to worship the God of Wealth and praying for a prosperous and auspicious life.
Medicine Buddha Statues
Sincerely offering worship to the Medicine Buddha statue, praying for alleviation of physical ailments in life, enabling the continuation of cultivating Bodhicitta and attaining the path to enlightenment.
Ksitigabha Relic Plaque
Whether deceased relatives or dear friends, they can all be enshrined in our Ksitigarbha Hall. We offer three types of Ksitigarbha Relic Plaques for selection. with dedicated individuals reciting sutras and offering dedications.
Mandala Pureland
Veil Parasol Temple offer methods for spiritual practice but also provide arrangements for afterlife. Proper arrangements can bring peace of mind to the deceased, and Mandala Pureland is the best arrangement for the end of life.
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The Benefits of The Mantra
The “Hundred Syllable Mantra” of Vajrasattva is the king of mantras, representing the mantra of emptiness. This mantra should be recited at least one hundred thousand times.
The “Hundred Syllable Mantra” of Vajrasattva can purify all accumulated negative karma since beginningless time, making the practitioner’s vows as unshakeable as a diamond.
Therefore, when we recite “Hundred Syllable Mantra” of Vajrasattva, it represents a complete realization of emptiness. Sometimes, when we practice repentance, reciting the “Hundred Syllable Mantra” helps manifest the fullness of our emptiness, symbolizing completeness.
The “Hundred Syllable Mantra” of Vajrasattva is extremely important; it is the “mind” emanated by Vajrasattva himself, which is equivalent to Buddha-nature.