Enquiry
Melodious Drum Puja
Melodious Drum is a ritual practice of the Dhrama Protector, Dorje Shugden
In this ritual practice of the Dharma Protector, Dorje Shugden we make extensive offerings and perform other practices for fulfilling the heart commitments of Kadampa Buddhism and for restoring any degenerated or broken commitments. Through this practice we come under the loving care and protection of this wisdom Buddha.
On protector day – the 29th of the month – Kadampa Meditation Centers all over the world set out special offerings and engage in this practice.
Duration: Aprox 3,5h
No need to book, just come along.
Speaker
Kadampa teachersMany Kadampa Meditation Teachers that take part in the buddhist way of life and trained to be qualified teachers of Meditation and Buddhism.
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What is a Buddhist group prayer?
It is a meditation ritual practice together, in summary. The chantings are meant to remind the practitioners of the different mental qualities that are meant to be developed in order to achieve the results of such practice.
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What happens in a Buddhist prayer?
A buddhist prayer is a group ceremony, in which the assembly practice a ritual meditation together. It is customary to chant out loud during these practices, but you can simply join and follow the chantings mentally, too.
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What is the purpose?
The main purpose is to create positivity and reduce our inner negativity. A group prayer (or puja, as buddhists call it) is a very powerful method to do such things, because people strengthen the power of the practice by doing it together.
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Can anybody join?
Yes, the chanted prayers are open to everyone regardless of religious background or different faith.