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In the Kathmandu Valley, Newar Buddhism, preserves the tradition of Indian Buddhist Tantrism to a great extent. In Newar Buddhism, puja (offering worship) and homa (fire offering ritual) are popular. Homa rituals are performed in order to remove obstacles and diseases. On the second of August, 1994, a homa ritual was performed at the house of a Newar Buddhist priest, Rev. Ratnakajee Vajracharya. In that year, his first and second sons were married. In the Kathmandu Valley, Buddhist priests perform several kinds of homa rituals such as Mamsahutihoma and Sirahutihoma. The homa performed in 1994 was called Sahasrahutihoma (one thousand offering homa ritual), which is very popular among Newar Buddhists. Sahasrahutihoma is also performed for other occasions such as the construction of a stupa or the celebration of someone becoming seventy-seven years old, and so on. The homa that I observed began at 8 o'clock A. M. and continued for three hours. At that time, the priest performed the ritual according to the Sanskrit text named Kala sarcanahoinavidhi.

A Sanskrit Text of the Nepalese Buddhist Homa