03. What is the "Prayed"?
“Prayed” function is, in a word, a function to “send a Daimoku”.
If you have chanted Daimoku for a user or a prayer item on the application, you can “Prayed” by tapping the heart mark.
If you have prayed even three times, please “Prayed”.
Heart mark for “Prayed”
Users who have received “Prayed” will be notified and will be able to feel the Daimoku from other users.
Notification of “Prayed”
In an organization, people often send Daimoku each other and encourage each other. If someone is in a difficult situation, everyone in the community will join together and send Daimoku to them.
This is a function that allows you to do that online on this app.
It has only been two weeks since its release, but I am happy to see that more than 700 users have already “Prayed” for this app. I will continue to send my own “Prayed” as well, even if it is only a small contribution.
“Prayed” can only be done once every 3 hours for the same prayer item or the same user. You can “Prayed” in the morning when you do the meditation chanting, and “Prayed” again in the evening for the same item. You can also cancel your “Prayed” within 10 seconds.
Another use of the “Prayed” function
“Prayed” is basically a function to send a Daimoku to other users, but you can also “Prayed” to your own prayer items.
Even if you have not made your prayer items public, you can visualize the amount of your prayers by accumulating “Prayd” to your own prayer items.
For example, you have already “Prayed” more than 100 times, but what is your current situation? Are you on your way to achieving your goals and solving your problems? It is possible to look back and ask yourself, “How am I doing now?”
I hope that you will actively “Prayed”.
Comment function for prayer items
The comment function on the prayer items is also a function to encourage other users, but there is no problem if you comment on your own prayer items.
You can write about your situation and the process of achieving your goal or solving a problem in your prayer. Please make the most of it.