Yumka (The Queen of Great Bliss) with Tsok feast offering on the 25th of the lunar month is dedicated to Padmasambhava's consort, the enlightened wisdom Dakini, Yeshe Tsogyal.
Tsok means “gathering together” for a spiritual feast. The practitioners come together, the food and drink to be offered to everyone is assembled, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas gather together, and finally as a result of this practice, merit and wisdom are accumulated or “gathered together” by the participants.
Teaching - Khen Rinpoche will teach on a brief profound text entitled: “Guru Padmasambhava’s Pointing Out Instructions to an Old Lady”
Please note: No registration required for Zoom but registration is required for all in-house attendance.
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All are welcome! Khen Rinpoche has indicated that there are no restrictions, but requests that only those with deep faith in the Dharma and who are committed to Vajrayana practice attend. We are very fortunate to receive this auspicious Dzogchen teaching and empowerment during Khenchen Guru’s last visit before the Centre closes at the end of December.
Vajrakilaya is the main Nyingma protector deity whose practice dispels harmful beings, harmful emotions, and negative circumstances, creating beneficial conditions for Dharma practice and the path to enlightenment.
Empowerment (IN-PERSON ONLY- no Zoom) - Lhadrup Thigle Gyachen (The Sealed Quintessence), the innermost secret Lama practice in the Longchen Nyingthig Cycle. SeeHERE for more information on Thigle Gyachen.
Click HERE to register for IN-PERSON attendance at Empowerment. In-house seating is limited to 30 people.
All are welcome! Khen Rinpoche has indicated that there are no restrictions, but requests that only those with deep faith in the Dharma and who are committed to Vajrayana practice attend. We are very fortunate to receive this auspicious Dzogchen teaching and empowerment during Khenchen Guru’s last visit before the Centre closes at the end of December.
Meditational deity practice on the Medicine Buddha is carried out to pacify all physical and mental illnesses, diseases and suffering caused by all disturbing emotions such as anger, desire, pride, ignorance & jealousy.
Rigdzin Dupa with Tsok feast offering - focusing on the inner practice of Padmasambhava to purify our obstacles and to receive blessings & accomplishment from Guru Rinpoche.
Tsok means “gathering together” for a spiritual feast. The practitioners come together, the food and drink to be offered to everyone is assembled, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas gather together, and finally as a result of this practice, merit and wisdom are accumulated or “gathered together” by the participants.
Buddha Amitabha, whose name means ‘Boundless Light’ is particularly associated with the clear light of liberation that dawns when one recognizes the true nature of one’s own mind. This subtlest manifestation of mind arises also at death and is known as the clear light of death.
Phowa – Namchö Practice - The practice of conscious dying and the transfer of Consciousness to the Pure Land; a profound way in which Dharma is realized spontaneously.
Yumka (The Queen of Great Bliss) with Tsok feast offering on the 25th of the lunar month is dedicated to Padmasambhava's consort, the enlightened wisdom Dakini, Yeshe Tsogyal.
Tsok means “gathering together” for a spiritual feast. The practitioners come together, the food and drink to be offered to everyone is assembled, the Buddhas and Bodhisattvas gather together, and finally as a result of this practice, merit and wisdom are accumulated or “gathered together” by the participants.
Vajrakilaya is the main Nyingma protector deity whose practice dispels harmful beings, harmful emotions, and negative circumstances, creating beneficial conditions for Dharma practice and the path to enlightenment.