法会の授与品
Hoshijo is a secret method of praying to the stars who control the fortune of the year on the day of Setsubun Lichun, which is the beginning of the year, and praying for no illness, seven difficulties, and seven fortunes. At Heiheiji Temple, a total of 14 seats will be offered for two weeks from the winter to the beginning of spring, and from 24:00 on February 3rd, Setsubun, Hokuto Goma will be held to conclude the event.
授与品目録
この法会でお受けいただける授与品だけを並べています。気になる授与品は詳細ページで由来や初穂料をご確認ください。
Kaji dosha is sand that has been blessed (kaji) through the recitation of the Mantra of Light (Kōmyō Shingon). The Mantra of the Light of Great Consecration of Amoghapāśa Vairocana Buddha (Taishō No. 1002) teaches that sand blessed 108 times with this mantra should be scattered at the resting place of the deceased. It says that wherever the deceased may be, even in the realms of hell, hungry ghosts, asuras, or animals, the power of the blessed sand lets the light reach them, removes the karmic consequences of their wrongdoing, and brings them to rebirth in the Pure Land of Bliss in the west. In the Kamakura period, the monk Myōe Shōnin wrote the Kōmyō Shingon Dosha Kanshinki (1228) and spread devotion to the blessed sand. He taught that its merit reaches not only the departed in their next life but also the living in this present life. The kaji dosha of Byōdō-ji is blessed during the Dosha Kaji ceremony performed in the main hall. Please use it as a memorial offering for your loved one, placing it in the coffin at a funeral or scattering it on the grave. It may also be kept as an omamori (protective charm), carried with you or kept close at hand.
This is a traffic safety magnet sticker. Byodoji Temple's original 22 blue version.
Byodoji Original Nyoi Kichijo Magnetic Sticker 22.
This is a colored paper featuring the Sanskrit characters of the principal deity of Hoshimatsuri (Star Festival), written with a brush by the head priest and consecrated through the eye-opening ceremony.