Metta (Loving Kindness)
Metta is a loving-kindness prayer direction centered on goodwill, warmth, gentleness, and the sincere wish for well-being.
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Buddhist Prayer Types
Buddhist prayer and reflection can include loving-kindness, compassion, mindfulness, equanimity, release, forgiveness, dedication, and refuge. This section helps visitors understand those directions more clearly.
What you'll find here
Buddhist devotional and reflective life can move through many different inner lanes: loving-kindness, compassion, mindfulness, equanimity, release, forgiveness, dedication, or refuge. Not every prayer or reflection begins from the same emotional or spiritual place.
These pages are not scripture, not liturgical text, and not an authoritative presentation of formal sacred material. They are definition pages meant to help visitors understand the tone and direction of Buddhist prayer and reflection types.
Karuna (Compassion)
Karuna is a compassion-centered prayer direction shaped by mercy, tenderness, and responsiveness to suffering.
Mindfulness Reflection
Mindfulness Reflection is a prayer direction of attentive awareness, inward honesty, and present-moment steadiness.
Equanimity Practice
Equanimity Practice is a prayer direction centered on steadiness, balance, patience, and freedom from emotional overthrow.
Letting Go / Release
Letting Go / Release is a prayer direction focused on loosening fear, burden, attachment, resentment, or mental overgripping.
Forgiveness Reflection
Forgiveness Reflection is a prayer direction of honesty, softening, mercy, and the willingness to release bitterness and move toward repair.
Dedication of Merit
Dedication of Merit is a prayer direction of offering, goodwill, and extending the fruits of practice beyond oneself toward others.
Refuge / Protection
Refuge / Protection is a prayer direction of shelter, steadiness, safety, trust, and turning toward what grounds and protects the heart.
Use PrayWithGod.ai as a prayer companion
If you already know the Buddhist prayer direction you want to explore, you can go directly into the prayer experience. If you are learning, these pages can help you understand the tone and meaning of the prayer or reflection type first.