When attending a Tsog, each practitioner must bring an offering to be included on the shrine. Remember that the food we bring is an offering for the Buddhas and Bodhisattva, not for us! Therefore, it is not like a pot-luck. More: Tsog Offering to Guru Rinpoche
Green Tara is the most responsive deity in Tibetan Buddhism. She has the ability to transform the “doubt” aspect among the five human behaviors known as the Five Poisons—greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and doubt—into perfect wisdom. Tibetans firmly believe in the merits of Green Tara’s protection and support for women and children. By sincerely praying…
When attending a Tsog, each practitioner must bring an offering to be included on the shrine. Remember that the food we bring is an offering for the Buddhas and Bodhisattva, not for us! Therefore, it is not like a pot-luck. More: Tsog Offering to Guru Rinpoche
Green Tara is the most responsive deity in Tibetan Buddhism. She has the ability to transform the “doubt” aspect among the five human behaviors known as the Five Poisons—greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and doubt—into perfect wisdom. Tibetans firmly believe in the merits of Green Tara’s protection and support for women and children. By sincerely praying…
Dakini is the female form of Energies in Tibetan Culture and beliefs. She appeared in many forms. As Vajrayogini, she is considered as the Mother of all Buddhas. As Prajna Paramita, she is considered as the Mother of Universe. As Yeshe Tsogyal, she is the Consort of Guru Rinpoche. She functioned as His consort in…
When attending a Tsog, each practitioner must bring an offering to be included on the shrine. Remember that the food we bring is an offering for the Buddhas and Bodhisattva, not for us! Therefore, it is not like a pot-luck. More: Tsog Offering to Guru Rinpoche
Saga Dawa Düchen The Saga Dawa Festival is a celebration held in the fourth month of the Bhutan/Tibetan calendar. In the Bhutan/Tibetan language, the month of April is known as “Saga Dawa,” hence the name of the festival. This festival is commemorated to honor the birth, enlightenment, and parinirvana of the great spiritual teacher, Shakyamuni…
Green Tara is the most responsive deity in Tibetan Buddhism. She has the ability to transform the “doubt” aspect among the five human behaviors known as the Five Poisons—greed, anger, ignorance, pride, and doubt—into perfect wisdom. Tibetans firmly believe in the merits of Green Tara’s protection and support for women and children. By sincerely praying…
Dakini is the female form of Energies in Tibetan Culture and beliefs. She appeared in many forms. As Vajrayogini, she is considered as the Mother of all Buddhas. As Prajna Paramita, she is considered as the Mother of Universe. As Yeshe Tsogyal, she is the Consort of Guru Rinpoche. She functioned as His consort in…
When attending a Tsog, each practitioner must bring an offering to be included on the shrine. Remember that the food we bring is an offering for the Buddhas and Bodhisattva, not for us! Therefore, it is not like a pot-luck. More: Tsog Offering to Guru Rinpoche