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No need to change the prayer. The householder still reads the First Full Moon prayer as on the main day, only adjusting the date read to match the actual offering day. What matters is reading clearly, sincerely, and completing the incense and bowing rituals.
From the article “Can You Celebrate the Full Moon of the First Lunar Month on the 13th or 14th, and Where Does the Early Offering Custom Come From?”
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