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Protector Pujas Print E-mail
  • Kangso (Mahakala Protector Ritual)
  • Ma-mo tri-kang (Palden Lhamo Protector Ritual)
  • Lu-chog choe-gin gyatso (Naga King Protector Ritual)

Mahakala
Mahakala
These three rituals are for purifying negative deeds – such as being disrespectful of the Dharma, neglecting one’s vows and spiritual commitments, or polluting the environment – and for invoking the enlightening influence of three protectors of the Dharma: Mahakala, Palden Lhamo, and the Naga King.

 
Pujas for the Deceased Print E-mail
  • Jang-wa (Ritual for the Deceased)

Yamantaka
Yamantaka
This ritual is for helping to purify negative karmic potentials for the recently deceased, helping to eliminate fears during the bardo in-between period by reminding them about voidness, and helping to activate their positive karmic potentials to attain a fortunate rebirth. 

For this ceremony, please bring the name and/or a photograph of the deceased person or persons (also, any pets who have died). This will then be attached to a ritual paper, which becomes the instrument or object used for the purification. The paper carrying the name and photograph of the deceased is carefully burned.

 
Purification Pujas Print E-mail
  • The Four-Hundred Ritua (Gyab-she)

This ritual is for helping to purify negativities. This puja is an extremely powerful prayer for removing karmic obstacles as well as dispelling bad, harmful spirits.
 
Clearing Obstacles Print E-mail
  • Cha-sum (Ritual for Clearing Away Obstacles)
  • Dug-shey-ser sum (Sitatapatra, Heart Sutra, and Lion-faced Dakini Ritual)
  • Sher-nying dun-dog (Ritual Recitation of “The Heart Sutra”)

Lion-faced Dakini (Simhamukha)
Lion-faced Dakini (Simhamukha)
This ritual invokes the enlightening influence of three female Buddha-figures – Sitatapatra (the “Umbrella” Goddess), Prajnaparamita, and the Lion-faced Dakini – to help overcome obstacles and dangers, such as when undertaking a long journey.

 
Prosperity Pujas Print E-mail
  • Nam-say yang-chog (Vaishravana Wealth Ritual)
  • Dzam-bha-la yang-chog (Jambhala Wealth Ritual)

Vaishravana
Vaishravana
These two rituals, in conjunction with an honest means of livelihood and hard work, help to bring wealth and prosperity through invoking the enlightening influence of Vaishravana and Jambhala, traditional Buddha-figures dedicated to this purpose.

 
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