Nirvana Memorial Garden Prayer Services

Prayers and rites for your loved one, from the first days after passing to the anniversaries that follow, held at Nirvana Memorial Garden in Choa Chu Kang in line with Chinese tradition and Buddhist practice.

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Nirvana Memorial Garden arranges prayer services in line with Chinese funeral customs and Buddhist practice: prayers for the first year after passing, Zuo Qi, the 100-day and Dui Nian anniversaries, the 3rd year, the ending of the mourning period, interment and changing of urns, Shi Jin, and settling the ancestral tablet.

Why Prayer Services Matter

In Chinese tradition, funeral prayers and rituals begin from the moment a loved one passes away, and continue through the first year and beyond. They come from the virtue of filial piety, a way for the family to show respect and care for the departed.

Nirvana Memorial Garden brings these customs together with the inclusive practice of Buddhism, so families can hold each rite with dignity, in one place.

Prayers Through the First Year

The first year after passing holds many important rites: settling the spirit of the departed (An Ling), paying respects and offerings, Zuo Qi every seven days up to the 49th day, the 100-day prayers and Dui Nian, the first-year anniversary. Later rites mark the 3rd year and the ending of the mourning period.

Our team helps the family plan each rite, so nothing important is missed while you grieve.

Rites We Arrange

Prayer services sit alongside our columbarium, ancestral pedestals and Gong Yang Fo.

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Prayers and Rites at Nirvana

Each rite follows your family’s customs. Ask our team about any of them.

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First-Year Prayers

Settling the spirit of the departed, and paying respects and offerings.

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Zuo Qi and 100 Days

Prayers every seven days up to the 49th day, and on the 100th day.

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Dui Nian, 3rd Year

Prayers for the first-year anniversary and the 3rd year.

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Interment of Urn

Moving the urn into its niche, with prayers.

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Shi Jin, Urn Change

Picking of bone remains, relocation of remains and changing of urn.

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Ancestral Tablet

Settling your loved one in to the ancestral tablet.

See photos and details of our prayer services.

Frequently Asked Prayer Service Questions

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Prayers for the first year after passing, Zuo Qi, 100-day prayers, Dui Nian, the 3rd year, the ending of the mourning period, interment and changing of urns, Shi Jin, and settling in to the ancestral tablet.

Zuo Qi are prayers held every seven days after a loved one passes, up to the 49th day. Dui Nian marks the first anniversary of the passing.

Shi Jin is the picking of bone remains, done when remains are relocated. Our team can arrange it together with the changing or interment of an urn.

Contact us on WhatsApp at +65 9684 2263. For the latest price list and promotions, ask our team.

Plan a Prayer Service

Tell us which rite your family is planning, and our team will guide you through it. WhatsApp us to book a time.

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Prayer Services

Prayer Service

Nirvana Memorial Garden is not just a place where the ashes of the departed lay to rest but is also a memorial garden with fully equipped facilities, beautiful environment and exemplary service from the heart; that serves to provide peace and comfort to both the departed and their family.

In accordance with the Chinese funeral rituals and adherence to the relationship that defined Chinese tradition that recognizes and prioritizes the “virtues of filial piety”, together with the inclusive religious cogitation of Buddhism, we provide the following worship and prayers services:

Prayer Services within a Year of the Newly Departed:

From the moment the ancestor passes away, besides columbarium and pedestal, funeral prayers and rituals follow in the way of Chinese traditions. We had researched in-depth, especially in the modern Singapore society today, in eliminating unfavourable elements while preserving a traditional virtue that is in pace with the ever-changing modern concepts to provide a full range of funeral prayers and services:

  • Settling the spirit of the departed
  • Paying respects and offerings to the spirit of the departed
  • Ending of the mourning period to the spirit of the departed
  • Shi Jin (Bone Picking, the relocation of remains)
  • Changing of Urn
  • Interment of Urn (Moving of urn into a niche)
  • Settling into the ancestral tablet
  • Zuo Qi
  • 100-day
  • Anniversaries
  • Dui Nian
  • 3rd Year

 
Subsequent Prayers (Chinese Festivals and Ancestors’ Birth and Death Anniversary):

In addition to funeral prayers for the newly departed, Chinese families also pay respects to ancestors during various Chinese festivals, birth anniversary and death anniversary. We provide such subsequent worship and prayer services:

  • Birth anniversaries
  • Death anniversaries
  • Qing Ming Festival
  • 7th Month
  • Chinese New Year/Yuan Xiao Festival/Dragon Boat Festival/Mid-Autumn Festival/Winter Solstice
Offerings or Prayers to Avert Misfortunes and Sufferings:
  • To pray for longevity and prosperity
  • Candle-lighting Blessing Ceremony
  • To transcend the infant spirits
  • Resolving of Karma debtors