This substance is manipulated in bowls while monks recite blessings in the yay zet cha, a Burmese Buddhist ritual.
This substance is manipulated in bowls while monks recite blessings in the yay zet cha, a Burmese Buddhist ritual. This substance is cupped by the hands in the Hindu ritual known as the Tarpana, and is also used on a funeral pyre to keep the soul from escaping as a ghost. In the Tayammum this substance is notably missing from the ritual as opposed to ghusl and wudu in Islam, where this substance is used. The tevilah in Judaism requires a full-body immersion in this substance as opposed to the more common mikveh. For 10 points, name this liquid often used in forms of religious ablution and Baptism.
This substance is manipulated in bowls while monks recite blessings in the yay zet cha, a Burmese Buddhist ritual.
water