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Sacred Puja Requests
The monastic community performs daily ritual prayers (Pujas) for the benefit of all sentient beings. You may request a specific dedication for healing, protection, success, or for the deceased.
100 time of 100 peaceful & Wrathful deties
Clearing obstacles and nurturing wisdom.
1000 times Averting obstacle through kilaya – long version
Ritual for healing and physical wellbeing.
Smoke and Mahakala puja for whole day
Smoke cleansing for environment and protection.
Sponsor Monthly and Annual Pujas
Support our significant yearly ritual cycles that bring immense merit and benefit to all beings throughout the calendar year.
Monthly Pujas
Tse-Chu (10th day)
Guru Tshechu (Guru Rinpoche's 10th Day) is held regularly every month.
Nyer-Nga (25th day)
On the 25th of every month, a gathering of the dakinis — a ritual feast offering.
Nam Khang (30th day)
Held on the 30th day of the month, with peaceful and wrathful deities.
Annual Pujas
Drubchen
Every year, as usual, the great adept holds a feast for the yidam deities in a sequential manner.
Troma Bumtshok
Annually, over three days, the Great Feast Offering of the Hundred Thousand (Tröma Krodi Kali) Wrathful Ones (Tröma Bum Tsok Chenmo) is performed as an elaborate ganachakra ritual.
Black Hayagriva-Yangthroe Dokpa
The annual four-day ritual of Dokpa and Tang Rak, with a communal feast, based on the treasure teachings of the Black Wrathful Hayagriva from the Mind treasures of Trakthung Dudjom Lingpa.
Translated Words of the Buddha & Commentaries Reading
Every year the monks of the monastery read the precious Kangyur Rinpoche and Tengyur Rinpoche.
Tren Da Tse-Chu (3 days)
From the 8th to the 10th day of the fifth Tibetan month, Guru Rinpoche's birthday celebration is observed by the monastery's monks for three days.
Zamling Chisang (Universal Smoke Offering)
On the 15th day of the fifth Tibetan month, the monastic assembly performs (Gyak Ngön Lha Sang) incense offering and the Universal Smoke Offering ceremony.
Droe-Loe Tsongkhor at the Dundul Stupa
On the 4th day of the sixth Tibetan month — the great occasion when the Buddha first turned the Wheel of Dharma — a Dorje Drolod tsok offering and circumambulation are performed at the Dudul Chorten.
16 Arhats Puja on Buddha's Descent
On the 22nd day of the ninth Tibetan month, marking the Buddha's Descent from Heaven, the ritual of the Sixteen Arhats (Neten Chudrug) is performed.
Dudjom Gongtsok (Parinirvana Vajrasattva Puja)
On the anniversary of His Holiness Kyabje Dudjom Sangye Pema Zhepa Rinpoche's parinirvana, a tsok offering is performed through the practice of Vajrasattva (Guru Yoga combined with Vajrasattva).
Gutor (Vajrakilaya Dokpa) — 4 days
From the 27th to the 30th day of the 12th Tibetan month, through the practice of Dorje Phurba (Vajrakilaya), the Gu-tor ritual, sacred Vajra dances (Cham), and Dok Phang ceremonies are performed to pacify outer, inner, and secret obstacles.
Kyabje Dudjom Yangsi Rinpoche Parinirvana Puja
On the anniversary of His Holiness Kyabje Dudjom Sangye Pema Zhepa Rinpoche's parinirvana, a tsok offering is performed through the practice of Vajrasattva Lama Chöd.
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