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		Order of Events Bell and Processional Transfer and Raising of the Kwaebul (Tangka) Painting Incantation to Avalokitesvara Thousand-Hand Bara (Cymbols) Dance Purification of the Ritual Area Dharma Drum Dance Entreating the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas Incense and Flower Offerings Offering Chants Four Dharani Chants Food Offerings Transfer of Merit       The Meal Offering Order of Events Bell and Processional Shikdang Jakbeop : The Meal Offering Transfer of Merit           2. Kwaebul Iwoon: Transfer and Raising of the Tangka Painting There are various types of huge outdoor Kwaebul (Tangka) paintings for a variety of temple rituals, but the most commonly used in Korean Buddhism is the Lotus Sutra Sermon Tangka. The Tangka, featuring the Buddha Sakyamuni, is carried to the ceremonial site and raised. This represents the appearance of the Buddha at the ceremony.