Lama Tsong Khapa Parinirvana celebrations

Lama Tsong Khapa Parinirvana celebrations

Lama Tsong Khapa is the founder of the Ganden Nyengyu Lineage, on this day we celebrate the 600th anniversary of the ascension of Lama Tsong Khapa Paranirvana.

The ceremony will be performed by the group of resident Lamas and the Geshe and guest monks at the center of Shar Ganden Monastery in India.

9.30am – 1.00pm

Vajrayoghini Dajug: self-empowerment of Vajrayogini

3.00pm-6.00pm

Guru Puja and Ritual of the 1000 offering to Lama Tsong Khapa

6.00 pm

Candles offering at the stupa

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The Sky Dance of Great Bliss

The practice of Vajrayogini, one of the most important of the Mahanuttara Yoga Tantra, the highest class of Tantra, is considered one of the most powerful of all Buddhist Tantric meditations. Buddha emanated Vajrayogini, a special female enlightened being, 2500 years ago. She is the female counterpart of Heruka, the Lord of the Heroes, and she teaches us how to attain enlightenment through purifying our female essence, our dakini nature. In the course of centuries many high lamas, yogis and accomplished Mahasiddhas have explained that the tantra of Vajrayogini is an excellent antidote against the damages brought about by an excess of avidity and greed. Furthermore they stated that with the increasing levels of the moral and energetic degeneration of the planet, the Vajrayogini Tantra would have also acquired an increasingly greater power and that the realisations brought about by it’s practice can lead to Enlightenment in a single lifetime. This practice is particularly indicated for those who are consumed by desire; it is very simple although it contains the essence of all the tantras. Practicing with sincerity, it can help resolve desperate situations and lead quickly to the Pureland of the Dakinis and to the Clear Light of Bliss.

The Dharma is precious and has no price. Therefore, in accordance with tradition, an offering can be made for this activity according to each person’s possibilities and choice.
You can make your offering at the reception of the Centre or at the following link