New Years Blessing Ceremony

Start your new year with intention, healing, and love at ZenLife Center for Healing in Queen Creek, Arizona.

A Transformative Experience to Begin the Year

The new year offers a chance to release what no longer serves us and embrace unconditional love. On January 1, 2026, join Bhante Sujatha, affectionately known as The Loving-Kindness Monk, for a soul-enriching event that blends ancient traditions with modern mindfulness.

Bhante will guide you through:

• A powerful blessing ceremony to set positive intentions for the year ahead.
• A guided meditation to support your journey toward your best self.
• The chanting of the Ratana Sutra, a 2,600-year-old Buddhist wish for worldwide health, healing, and blessings.
• A sacred cleansing ritual, where participants bathe a Buddha statue with scented water, symbolizing renewal and clarity.

This event is more than a meditation—it’s a celebration of love, peace, and healing shared in the company of a compassionate spiritual community.

Bring your malas or personal items for blessing.

About Bhante Sujatha

Bhante Sujatha, a revered monk with over 40 years of experience, has devoted his life to spreading love and kindness. His simple yet profound teachings make Buddhist principles accessible to everyone. Through his guidance, countless individuals have discovered the art of happiness and contentment.

Bhante’s events are known for his joy, humor, and the deep peace participants experience. His ultimate goal? To teach people how to live with love and inner harmony.

Visit Bhante’s Website to learn more.

Special Offerings

• A book signing featuring Bhante’s works
• Unique “Choose Loving Kindness” items available for purchase

Reserve Your Place Today

Space is limited for this one-of-a-kind event. Don’t miss the chance to experience the healing power of unconditional love with Bhante Sujatha.

Begin your year with peace, intention, and loving kindness. Join us to create a beautiful start to 2024!

$50(Proceeds support Bhante’s Incubator Project for pregnant mothers in Sri Lanka)