Ashirwada Bodhi Puja - А¶†а·ѓа·’රේැෟ඿ А¶¶а·ќа¶°а·’ А¶ґа·”а¶ўа·џ Apr 2026

: Performed to fulfill a vow (baraya) for a specific successful outcome in life.

: Ritualistically "bathing" the tree with scented water. : Performed to fulfill a vow (baraya) for

: Usually coconut oil lamps (Pahan Puja) to dispel the "darkness of ignorance". : Performed to fulfill a vow (baraya) for

: Offering beverages and medicinal items in the evening. : Performed to fulfill a vow (baraya) for

For more information on these rituals, you can explore detailed chapters on The Bodhi-Puja or the Bodhi Pooja Ritual in Sri Lanka .

The (ආශිර්වාද බෝධි පූජා) is a sacred Sri Lankan Buddhist ritual performed to invoke blessings, protection, and healing through the veneration of the Bodhi tree . It is a form of Bodhi Puja specifically focused on "Ashirwada" (blessings) to prevent misfortune and gain strength for facing life's challenges. Core Components of the Puja