Lako Hutuktu is a famous living Buddha in Taer Temple in Qinghai, and one of the eight Hutuktu in Beijing in Qing Dynasty. The living Buddha of Lako has been handed down for sixteen generations, with the first eight generations ratified by the living Buddha and the last eight generations ratified by the living Buddha.

65438+20081From October 30th to February 5th, Ta 'er Temple held a grand ceremony of blessing and welcoming the new. The Dharma was presided over by Lako Living Buddha (Hutuktu), and all the Buddhist monks in Ta 'er Temple attended the Dharma.

On February 5th, an exorcism ceremony was held in Bata Square. Monks wearing vestments and hats formed a guard of honor. Other monks and spectators formed a big circle outside. The four colleges set up tables in four directions, with offerings to ward off evil spirits. The ritual of chanting scriptures and throwing food is intended to drive away the dirty air and clean the temple at the end of the year. The coming year is peaceful and peaceful, like an activity to bid farewell to the old and welcome the new.