naamarakkaus
Naamarakkaus refers to the practice of donating one's own clothing, usually in the form of blankets, coats, or other textiles, to Buddhist monasteries. This tradition is rooted in Buddhist teachings, where the practice of donation, or dana, is considered a fundamental aspect of spiritual growth.
In the context of naamarakkaus, the donor provides the clothing with the intention of supporting the monastic
The naamarakkaus tradition is often practiced during the cold winter months when the need for warmth and
In exchange for the donation, the donor may receive blessings, spirituality, or inner peace. The act of
The naamarakkaus tradition has both physical and metaphysical implications. The act of giving in itself is