Offering a Prayer Wheel (also known as a “Mani Wheel”) in Tibetan Buddhism is regarded as a supreme and skillful method for accumulating merit and purifying karmic obscurations.
The Merits of Prayer Wheel:
Possessing Superknowledge: One can attain the five eyes and six supernatural powers in the future.
Rebirth in Happy Realm: At the time of death, one will not fall into the three miserable realms (hell beings, hungry ghosts, or animals), but will be reborn in a pure land or attain human or heavenly rebirth.
Increase of merit: Prayer wheels contain a large number of Avalokiteshvara mantras (the six-syllable mantra of Om Mani Padme Hum) or other mantras. When the prayer wheel turns, it is equivalent to reciting hundreds of millions of mantras.
Unfolding of Wisdom: The prayer wheel represents the Buddha’s teachings. Offering it helps eliminate ignorance and delusion, gradually unveiling wisdom and eliminating karmic obstacles.
Elimination of karmic obstacles: Especially for the ten non-virtuous deeds and other sins committed by body, speech, and mind, the power of offering prayer wheel can quickly purify them.
Benefiting sentient beings: Offering a prayer wheel not only benefits oneself, but also countless sentient beings around us (including those invisible to the human eye), forming a karmic connection with them for liberation.
On the day of the Puja event, participants may receive a free blessing ribbon to write their personal dedications. Ribbons will not be available after the event day, kindly understand.
Any surplus of the offerings will be transferred to our donation box for Dharma Propagation as well as to help those in need so that the merits from your donation will grow endlessly.
Blessing names will be listed. Ban Foo Kuala Lumpur and Selangor Organisation reserves the final right to make changes to the blessing names if they are not written according to the proposed format.
