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Noun Concept
Categories: Animal festival or ritual, Shinto festivals, Buddhist practices, Animal welfare, Buddhist rituals
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life release  animal release  Tsethar
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Life release, also known as merit release, mercy release, fangsheng or prayer animal release, is a Buddhist practise of releasing animals held captive with the presumed intention of saving their lives, if they were destined for slaughter, or of giving them back their freedom, as animals nowadays are commonly sold with the explicit purpose to be released for making merit, along with gaining personal merit, or good luck, by performing the act. Wikipedia
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Life release, also known as merit release, mercy release, fangsheng or prayer animal release, is a Buddhist practise of releasing animals held captive with the presumed intention of saving their lives, if they were destined for slaughter, or of giving them back their freedom, as animals nowadays are commonly sold with the explicit purpose to be released for making merit, along with gaining personal merit, or good luck, by performing the act. Wikipedia
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