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Wesak Family Offering

PKG-WSK-FAM
RM999.00
Done-for-you offerings, prayers & merit dedication
Recommended for small families
Authentic lineage, performed by trained practitioners
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Description

Celebrate Wesak Day with Kechara and accumulate 100,000x extra merits on the most virtuous Buddhist day. Our Wesak offering bundles include a combination of Wesak prayers and offerings, and Saga Dawa pujas. The Wesak Family Offering includes:

  • 20 x Light Offerings
  • 3 x 1-ft Dragon Incense (set of 3)
  • 3 x Dedication Tablets
  • 3 x Buddha Bathing
  • 3 x Food Offering (large)
  • 3 x Animal Liberation (large)
  • 3 x Smoke Offerings
  • 1 x Saga Dawa Lama Chopa Tsog Puja (large)
  • 1 x Saga Dawa Drugchuma Puja (large)

Our sangha and pastors will make prayers and offerings on your behalf, and dedicate the merits according to your wishes during our Wesak Day prayers at Kechara Forest Retreat. All proceeds support the maintenance of the temple.

Orders close May 31, 2026 (Sun) 4.00 pm (GMT +8).

* This is an offering/merit dedication service; no items will be shipped.
* Please read the "Event Details" and “Service + Offering Guide” for additional information.
Benefits
  • Merits multiplied by 100,000.
  • Strengthens connection with our own enlightened potential.
  • Purifies negative karma accumulated over numerous lifetimes.
  • Purifies negativities such as greed, attachment and impure thoughts
  • Brings happiness to others through the dedication of merits.
  • Repays the kindness of all mother sentient beings.
  • Creates causes for good situations and pacifies obstacles — in health, lifespan wealth, spiritual resources, harmony and happiness.
  • Creates causes for favourable future rebirths and to eventually transcend samsara.
  • Requests Buddha’s blessings for attaining renunciation, compassion, wisdom, the six perfections and eventually full enlightenment.
Event Details

About Wesak Day

Wesak is the most important day of the year for Buddhists everywhere. It’s so significant because this day commemorates three momentous events in Buddha’s life — his birth, enlightenment and parinirvana. In the Tibetan tradition, Wesak is akin to the holy day of Saga Dawa Duchen, which falls on the 15th day of the 4th lunar month. Tibetan Buddhists believe that on this day, the merits of our actions are hugely increased by 100,000 times!

That’s why Wesak is a time for us to make extra efforts to practice more generosity, virtue, compassion, better temperament, and conduct, in order to accumulate greater merit. This is typically achieved by observing precepts, taking vows, visiting the temple, and making abundant offerings.

Further Reading

Service + Offering Guide

Wesak Offering Service

  • Wesak prayers, offerings and dedication of merits will be performed on your behalf during the Wesak Festival at Kechara Forest Retreat on May 31, 2026 (Sun).
  • Saga Dawa pujas will be performed on your behalf by June 15, 2026 (Sun), the last day of the Month of Merits.

Requesting a Service

  1. Set a positive intention before requesting the offering service. The purer your intention, the greater the merit generated.
  2. Select your desired offering quantity, size and style (where applicable).
  3. In the “Dedication” section: Provide the name of the person/entity the offering is dedicated to. You can also include a specific wish or request. Our sangha/pastors/team will dedicate the merits according to your wishes.
  4. In the “Sponsor” section: Provide the name of the sponsor (benefactor). This is optional; sponsors can choose to remain anonymous.
  5. After submitting your offering service request, rejoice and dedicate the merits you have generated.
  6. We will inform you by email once your offering has been fulfilled.

If you are uncertain which offering service best suits your needs, please contact us for assistance.

More Information

About Shakyamuni Buddha

The Awakened One, Buddha Shakyamuni, is the prince who gave up the comforts of royal life to seek the truth. He was born Prince Siddhartha Gautama over 2,500 years ago. As an infant, holy men predicted that he would become a world-conquering ruler or a great saint. His father King Suddhodana provided every luxury to prevent him from a spiritual calling, but Siddhartha wasn't satisfied.

Venturing outside the palace, he saw old age, sickness and death. Overwhelmed by the suffering of the world, and spurred by his great love for all beings, Siddhartha gave up his kingdom and embarked on a journey of spiritual discovery. After a long search for the truth, he achieved full enlightenment under the Bodhi tree and eventually founded Buddhism — one of the world's greatest faiths.

By employing diverse skilful means, Buddha taught 84,000 methods to enlightenment, to suit all possible dispositions and spiritual levels of his students. Spiritual practice, as he taught it, was not mere words but a living example to inspire his disciples then and even now.