Puja to the Medicine Buddha
February 8, 2025 @ 2:00 pm – 4:00 pm
Led by Srivandana, this afternoon we shall be sharing a puja devoted to The Medicine Buddha, Bhaishajyaraja, Lapis Lazuli Radiance Tathagata.
During the puja we will have the opportunity to offer the names of those close to us who need healing, those in our wider Sangha and then on out into this beautiful yet suffering world.
“Then the Buddha told Ananda: Ananda, a human incarnation is difficult to obtain. It is also difficult to obtain faith in the Three Jewels, and to revere, honour and respect them. It is even more difficult to be granted the opportunity to hear the name of the Lord Master of Healing, the Lapis Lazuli Radiance Tathagata. Ananda, if I were to describe the boundless bodhisattva practices, the limitless excellent and clever means, the infinitely vast great vows of that Master of Healing, the Lapis Lazuli Radiance Tathagata – if I were to describe these for an aeon or even longer, that period would soon be exhausted. The practices, vows, and excellent means of that Buddha are inexhaustible.”
Please wear something blue.
How to join
No need to book. just turn up before 2pm. Please wear something blue.
The event is offered without charge but please remember that although the Dharma is free the Centre does have costs which are only met by the generosity of the people who attend. GIVING PAGE
Frequently asked questions
Is this event suitable for me?
This event is suitable for those familiar with our two meditations, The Mindfulness of Breathing and the Metta Bhavana.
Do I need to pay?
These events are offered without charge however we encourage donations on every visit to the Centre. There is a contactless donation system at the Centre or you can donate online using the link above.
Do I need to book?
No. Just turn up.
The Team
This event is bought to you by Srivandana and friends.
Srivandana has been an ordained member of the Triratna Buddhist community for 31 years. During the 1990s she trained with the then National Federation of Spiritual Healers. At ordination, Srivandana took up the Medicine Buddha practice.
