“Buddha Puja Path” by Dr. Babasaheb Ambedkar.

“Buddha Puja Path”  In this book, how worship is done in Buddha Dhamma, and what is its meaning, it was told.

Buddha Puja Path is a traditional Buddhist ritual that involves the recitation of prayers, mantras, and offerings to pay homage to the Buddha and to seek his blessings. This ritual is performed by many Buddhists around the world, as it is believed to help them deepen their spiritual connection with the Buddha and to gain his protection and guidance.

The Buddha Puja Path typically begins with the lighting of candles and incense, followed by the recitation of the Namo Tassa Bhagavato Arahato Samma Sambuddhassa, which is a traditional Buddhist prayer that expresses reverence and gratitude towards the Buddha. This is followed by the recitation of other prayers and mantras, such as the Metta Sutta, which expresses the Buddhist principle of loving-kindness towards all beings.

The Buddha Puja Path also includes offerings of flowers, fruits, and other items to the Buddha, as a symbol of devotion and respect. These offerings are typically made at a Buddhist shrine or altar, and are meant to express gratitude and reverence towards the Buddha.

In addition to the recitation of prayers and offerings, the Buddha Puja Path may also include meditation, as a way to deepen one’s spiritual connection with the Buddha and to gain insight into the Buddhist teachings. Meditation is a key practice in Buddhism, and is often seen as a way to cultivate mindfulness and inner peace.

The Buddha Puja Path is typically performed on special occasions, such as Buddhist festivals or important life events, such as births, marriages, or deaths. It is also sometimes performed on a regular basis, such as daily or weekly, by individuals who wish to deepen their spiritual practice and connection with the Buddha.

For those who wish to perform the Buddha Puja Path, there are many resources available, including traditional Buddhist texts and online resources that offer guidance on the recitation of prayers and mantras, the making of offerings, and the practice of meditation. Whether performed in a group setting or individually, the Buddha Puja Path is a meaningful way to connect with the Buddha and to deepen one’s spiritual practice in the Buddhist tradition