A Buddhist dedication for a named person, a personal intention, or the wellbeing of all beings.
A personal merit dedication may be requested for yourself, a relative or friend, someone who has died, or a broader intention. The wording and proposed practice are discussed so the request is clear before an appointment is arranged.
Putting the intention into clear words
You may state the intention simply and provide the name of the person to include. If the request concerns health, grief, conflict, or another difficult situation, the dedication remains spiritual support and does not replace professional help.
Participation and privacy
Ask whether you may participate and what that would involve. Personal information should be limited to what is necessary to understand the dedication and organise the appointment.
What to share when you enquire
- The name to include and the intention of the dedication.
- Whether the dedication concerns a living person, someone who has died, or a general wish.
- Your preferred date and whether you would like to participate.
Frequently asked questions
Can I request a dedication for myself?
Yes. Explain the intention in your own words and ask what form of dedication may be appropriate.
Is personal information kept to a minimum?
Share only the information needed to understand and arrange the request. The website form prepares an email in your own email application; it does not submit the message to a website database.
Discuss the service before booking
Send the relevant names, dates, and questions. We will reply to discuss availability and the practical arrangements before anything is confirmed.
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