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The 19th day of the lunar calendar is the special day of the wrathful ḍākinī Sengdongma (Simhamukha). On this day, one can pacify negative speech, slander, and curses from others, […]

The Vjarayogini Tsok offering is done on every 10th lunar calendar. It is a commitment for those practicing tantra to restore and reaffirm their vows and pledges. However only the […]

Butter Lamp Festival, also known as Tsongkhapa Day or Ganden Ngamchoe (which literally means “Ganden Offering of the Twenty-Fifth Day”), is held annually on the 25th day of the winter […]

In Mongolian Buddhism, a Kangso is performed to invite the blessings of the Dharma Protectors. Kang means ” to fulfil” and ‘so’ means ‘to offer’, hence a kangso is also […]

The female deity Arya Tara, called Jetsün Dolma in Tibetan, is one of the main objects of devotional worship and meditative practice in Vajrayana Buddhism. She is a fully-enlightened buddha […]

The Vjarayogini Tsok offering is done on every 10th lunar calendar. It is a commitment for those practicing tantra to restore and reaffirm their vows and pledges. However only the […]

The practice of Tsog Offering or Guru Puja is done on every 15th lunar calendar. It is a commitment for those practicing tantra to restore and reaffirm their vows and […]

The 19th day of the lunar calendar is the special day of the wrathful ḍākinī Sengdongma (Simhamukha). On this day, one can pacify negative speech, slander, and curses from others, […]