Pujas
Pujas are a form of sacred song, a tribute and celebration in honor of the mystery within life.
Done as meditative practice, Puja ignites our intention to cultivate compassionate peaceful ways of living and the pathways of wisdom leading to health and peace. They can be practiced in groups or individually.
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A collection of contemplations in prayer
9-page PDF / 32-page hardcopy booklet. This contemporary collection of prayers contains traditional Buddhist prayers and wisdoms expressed in modern English language. Use it as a full Puja text, or individual contemplations as meditative practice. The text contains lovely prayers suitable for ceremonies and celebrations, including weddings, births, and memorials. Prayers can be adapted and varied to suit the need, carrying the heart of the ideas and wisdoms involved.
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Medicine Buddha Puja
27-page downloadable PDF / 47-page hardcopy booklet. This is a contemporary Puja to Medicine Buddha, a traditional Buddhist text expressed with an ecological and social justice lens. This text supports the health of the mind interested in healing, peace and Refuge.
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Puja to Chenrezi and Seven-point mind training
Puja to Chenrezi, including Seven-point mind training
33-page PDF / 59-page hardcopy booklet. This practice is a training and guide for the heart and mind of a compassionate life, Bodhicitta. This text seeks to contribute to the development and maintenance of a
living compassionate global human culture. These writings and teachings are relevant across time and place, expressed in the context of the culture of the present day and modern daily life.Available in hardcopy traditional format. Please contact tiglehouse@gmail.com to purchase. (Minimum charge involved for hardcopies).
Available for PDF online download.
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Theravada Dhamma Puja text
28-page downloadable PDF / 47-page hardcopy booklet. This Pūjā contains foundational meditations and contemplations on the original teachings of Siddhartha Gautama, Shakyamuni Buddha. This is a practice text containing Pali language translated into modern English, a guide for developing ways of engaged compassionate thought and action relevant in the context of modern life and daily living.