Buddhist rituals

Also, the shang - a kind of bell-cymbal - became incorporated in Buddhist rituals.

This is a simulation of the Image Hall where Buddhist rituals traditionally take place.

The exiles introduced the people of the island to many practical skills, forms of court culture, arts and Buddhist rituals.

Important Buddhist rituals usually involve nine monks.

However, in the orthodox Taoist and Buddhist rituals, only vegetarian food would suffice.

Practices drawn from those indigenous beliefs persist widely in popular Buddhist rituals, especially in rural areas.

The King added Buddhist rituals and codices to the new religion, which was organized into a formal organizational hierarchy.

Possibly by extension, the number 49, the square of seven, is used in many Chinese folk, Taoist and Buddhist rituals.

In Nani's childhood, she showed an exceptional interest in Buddhist rituals and preferred to study rather than play.

The diary opens with descriptions of lengthy preparations for the birth, including readings of sutras and other Buddhist rituals.

Monks who did not flee and avoided execution lived among the laity, sometimes secretly performing Buddhist rituals for the sick or afflicted.

Together, the Wulsins collected 1,400 botanical and zoological specimens and documented Buddhist rituals.

Bodhanand Mahastavir wrote another book on Buddhist rituals called Baudha Dvicharya.

The nuns conducted Buddhist rituals never before seen outside Japan, and never viewed by the general public even in Japan.

The vast majority of people in Japan who take part in Shinto rituals also practice Buddhist rituals.

Ken were often used for Buddhist rituals, and could be made from yari (Japanese spearheads) that were broken or cut shorter.

The festivals and daily rituals do not adhere to standard Hindu Agamic or Buddhist rituals.

The 7th century Talang Tuwo inscription described Buddhist rituals and blessings at the auspicious event of establishing public park.

The site seems to have retained its sacred character throughout the Angkor period, and traces of animist and Buddhist rituals have also been found.

Instead, "The Horse Thief" proceeds as a series of tribal and Buddhist rituals, which are captured here wordlessly and in great detail.

In contrast to the stupas, the hollow gu-style temple is a structure used for meditation, devotional worship of the Buddha and other Buddhist rituals.

With its many rituals (the jūsan butsuji, or thirteen Buddhist rituals), Buddhism could better help people cope with death.

The rites, called pae (also pai and pe), are often shamanistic analogs or compliments to Tibetan Buddhist rituals.

The first part of the film depicts the religious life of the Sinhalese, interlinking the Buddhist rituals with the natural beauty of Ceylon.

Buddhist Rituals of Death and Rebirth: A study of contemporary Sri Lankan practice and its origins.