Programme Albagnano

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Vajrayoghini Practice

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 text  “The Quick Path to Great Bliss, the uncommon sadhana of Venerable Naro Kachö Vajrayoginī” composed by Kyabje Pabongkha Dechen Nyingpo will be recited.

(recommended for those who have received the enpowerment)

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Vajrayoghini Practice

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 text  “The Quick Path to Great Bliss, the uncommon sadhana of Venerable Naro Kachö Vajrayoginī” composed by Kyabje Pabongkha Dechen Nyingpo will be recited.

(recommended for those who have received the enpowerment)

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Guru Puja (live stream: www.youtube.com/user/ngalsovideo)

according to the NgalSo lineage of Lama Gangchen Rinpoche

Meditation and recitation ritual

The Guru Puja is a traditional meditation and recitation ritual of invocation and offerings to the spiritual guide, all the holy beings and all sentient beings. It is one of the most important practices of Tibetan Buddhism. In addition to being a comprehensive and excellent tool for spiritual development, its practise is an excellent method for pacifying negativities and incresing positive qualities and energies. The Guru Puja practice is performed daily in AHMC, and is dedicated to inner and world peace. During the tsog an offering prayer – ghanachakra – is recited 108 times. Lama Gangchen Rinpoche initiated this daily recitation dedicated for world peace right after the events in New York on the 11th of September 2001. Since then, the mantra has been recited over six million times. The Guru Puja a joyful celebration in which everyone can participate; a compendium of teachings of the Theravada, Mahayana and Vajrayana traditions. Other than the dedication for world peace there are special dedications every day for those who request them and in particular for the particpants of the Generosity Garden. The text is available in the temple or can be purchased from the shop.

Changes in time and place may occur.

Please inquire in the gompa or at the reception for last minute information.

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

Vajrayoghini Practice

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 text  “The Quick Path to Great Bliss, the uncommon sadhana of Venerable Naro Kachö Vajrayoginī” composed by Kyabje Pabongkha Dechen Nyingpo will be recited.

(recommended for those who have received the enpowerment)

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

Winter course

The Very Wholesome Questions by Lama Tsong Khapa and Combined NgalSo Self-Healing practices

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Winter course

The Very Wholesome Questions Expressed with an Extraordinary Attitude

by Lama Tsongkhapa, with Lama Michel Rinpoche

Combined NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing practices, with Lama Caroline

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“The Very Wholesome Questions Expressed with an Extraordinary Attitude

by Lama Tsongkhapa” and “The Melody of a Noble-Minded Proposal by Panchen Losang Chökyi Gyaltsen as an Answer to The Very Wholesome Questions Expressed with an Extraordinary Attitude by Lama Tsongkhapa” teaching by Lama Michel Rinpoche 

An important text in which some fundamental questions concerning Buddhist practice are addressed. Lama Tsongkhapa asks some questions about vision, conduct and meditation and Panchen Losang Chökyi Gyaltsen offers his answers.

Lama Michel Rinpoche’s teachings on this text will lead us into an important insight into Buddhist philosophy and practice.

Combined NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing practices, teaching by Lama Caroline

A synthesis of many of the NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing practices taught by Lama Gangchen over the years and collected together in a single meditative exercise, which he transmitted. The NgalSo practices are based on the use of various combined techniques: colour therapy, breathing therapy, mudras (sacred gestures), mantra recitation… as well as symbol and archetype visualisations.

The NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing – Combined Practice includes the NgalSo practices of purification of the elements and astrological energies, Black Manjusri, Eye-opening Chenresig, Parnashawari, and then, in sequence Self-Healing of the Five Supreme Healers, the Five Mothers of the Elements, Gujasamaja, Heruka, Vajrayogini, Yamantaka, Kalachakra and others. With a single exercise it is possible to go through many practices of the different tantra classes and receive the physical and mental benefits.

During this course Lama Caroline will particularly explore the NgalSo practices of Black Manjushri, Eye-opening Chenresig and Parnashawari.

Programme

December 28

7:30am – 8:30am: Breathing Meditation and NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

10:30am – 11:15am: Guided Meditation, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

11:30am – 1:00pm: Teachings, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

3:00pm – 5:00pm: Teachings and practices, with Lama Caroline (main gompa)

5:00pm – 7:00pm: Guru Puja (main gompa)

December 29

7:30am – 8:30am: Breathing Meditation and NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

10:30am- 1:00pm and 3:30pm – 6:30pm: Puja of the ‘Dharmapala’, the protectors of Dharma dedicated to eliminating the interferences of the outgoing year with Lama Michel Rinpoche, Lama Caroline, geshe and monks

It includes Guru Puja and the tsog offering (main gompa)

December 30

7:30am – 8:30am: Breathing Meditation and NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

10:30 am – 11:15 am: Guided Meditation, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

11:30am – 1:00pm: Teachings, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

3:00pm – 5:00pm: Teachings and practices, with Lama Caroline (main gompa)

5:30pm – 6:30pm: Guided Meditation: Combined NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing

5:00pm – 7.00pm: Guru Puja (Dharmapala gompa)

December 31

7:30am – 8:30am: Breathing Meditation and NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

10:30 am – 11:15 am: Guided Meditation, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

11:30am – 1:00pm:Teachings, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

3:00pm – 5:00pm: Teachings, with Lama Caroline (main gompa)

5:30pm – 6:30pm: Guided Meditation: Combined NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing,

with Lama Caroline (main gompa)

5:00pm – 7.00pm: Guru Puja (Dharmapala gompa)

8:00pm – 10:00pm: New year’s eve Dinner and Lottery (restaurant)

11:00pm – 00:30am: End of Year Meditation and good wishes for the New Year (main gompa)

January 1

8:00am – 9:00am: New Year Meditation, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)                                                                                                                                      10:30 am – 11:15 am: Offerings to the Stupa followed by Guru Puja (main temple)

3:30pm – 6:00pm: White Tara empowerment  with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

6:00pm: Light Offerings to the Stupa

January 2 – 6

7:30am – 8:30am: Breathing Meditation and NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

10:30 am – 11:15 am: Guided Meditation, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

11:30am – 1:00pm: Teachings, with Lama Michel Rinpoche (main gompa)

3:00pm – 5:00pm: Teachings, with Lama Caroline (main gompa)

5:30pm – 6:30pm: Guided Meditation: Combined NgalSo Tantric Self-Healing

5:00pm -7.00pm: Guru Puja (Dharmapala gompa)

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