A Buddhist alter is constructed usually with incense and candles to focus on during meditation, prayer beads to practice mantras, and depictions of Buddha, Tara and other figures in the Buddhist pantheon. It is also customary to have flowers, a place for offerings, and perhaps a singing bowl present as one prays for the welfare of all sentient beings. Adherents typically sit on a meditation mat in lotus position while praying (with or without pillows). With that said, there is no outright need for an alter to practice Buddhist teachings, just a focused mind.
Buddhists don't pray. Prayer suggests a deity that can be asked for favours, protection, retribution or forgiveness, Buddhism has none of those things.
it is a festival where scottish people put there butts together
food
put it on the yeah
You put a pomegranite on the altar.
Just click use on the starfish very close to Poseidon's altar
pray..pray...pray..AND PUT IN ACTION.
you put the starfish on Poseidon's offering altar.
In Greek mythology, offerings on the altar in Hades' underworld may include items like food, drink, flowers, or incense. Greeks believed these offerings ensured the well-being of the deceased's spirit in the afterlife and helped maintain a connection between the living and the dead. Different offerings were made for specific rituals or to honor particular gods or spirits.
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Roman Catholic AnswerThe Blessed Sacrament is placed on the altar, held in a Luna, placed in a Monstrance on the altar.
Loy Krathong is the Festival of Floating Bowls. The bowls are made of leaves.
You have to get the pomegranets from the sphinx's garden and put them on the offering altar.