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Tsultrim Rinpoche to lead 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja

18 - 26 August 2007


We are pleased to announce that Venerable Tsultrim Topden Rinpoche will be visiting the Karma Kagyu Dharma Society, Kuala Lumpur to lead a 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja. Tsultrim Rinpoche will bring an entourage with him from Ladakh, for this, his second visit to Malaysia.

The 7th lunar month is very meaningful and beneficial for us to create merit and dedicate this merit to all departed ones. Fervent prayers will be chanted and dedicated to pacify the dead souls and wandering spirits so that they can be relieved of any sufferings and can take swift rebirth in the Pure Land of Buddha Amitabha.

We are pleased to present below the program and sponsorship form for your kind participation in these events.

Tsultrim Rinpoche will also be giving a number of Empowerments for the benefit of both old and new members and devotees during his visit.

New Programs added for 8-9 September 2007

Tsultrim Rinpoche has kindly consented to lead a Chod Puja and Gyashi Puja on his return to KL - please see below these newly added events.

Schedule for the visit of Tsultrim Rinpoche,
18 - 26 August 2007
Date Time Activity
Sat 18 August 8pm - 10pm Vajrasattva Empowerment
Sun 19 August 10.30am - 12 noon Green Tara Puja
8pm - 10pm Karma Pakshi Empowerment
Mon 20 August 8pm - 10pm Chenrezig Empowerment
Tue 21 August 8pm - 10pm 100 Deities Empowerment
Wed 22 August Chang Chog Preparations
Thur 23 August Chang Chog Preparations
Fri 24 and Sat 25 August 9.30 - 11.30am 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja
2.30 - 4.30pm Continuation of Puja
5pm - 6pm Mahakala Puja
8pm - 10pm Continuation of 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja
Sun 26 August 9.30 - 11.30am Last day of 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja
2.30 - 4.30pm Continuation of Puja, and burning of paper tablets for the deceased
29 August Depart for Kuching Centre
07 September Return to KL Centre
  Newly added Dharma Programs below:  
08 September 8pm - 10pm Chod Puja
09 September 2pm - 6pm Gyashi Puja (400 Offerings)


Chod Puja

08 September 2007

8 - 10 pm, Saturday

The essence of the Chod practice is to develop the perfection of Wisdom by recognising then eliminating the defilements of ego clinging, attachment to oneself and phenomena which are the causes of suffering. Countless masters and saints practise Chod and attained enlightenment in a lifetime.

The Chod puja is effective for purification of those people who have various sicknesses and especially, for the purification of disturbances caused by the evil spirits. It also benefits us in our daily needs such as prosperity, health and longevity.



Gyashi Puja (400 Offerings)

09 September 2007

2 - 6 pm, Sunday

Gyashi Puja means 400 offerings puja, to pacify the 4 maras. All the obstacles that we had experienced were caused by them. These are mara of the son of god, mara of defilement, mara of death and mara of form which are represented by white, red, black and yellow color respectively. They symbolize the 4 types of obscurations.

The sutra and tantra have mentioned that when one performs the Gyashi practice, it will increase one's lifespan and merits and purify one's defilement and sufferings. In Tibet, this practice is performed when a person is severely sick, has a bad dream, encountering bad omen or misfortune and anticipating bad omen through prediction.

Sponsorship Form

Sponsorship form for Gyashi Puja (available in Word document form) - The sponsorship details are towards the end of this Word document, after the Puja explanations.

Note: For Gyashi Puja, please pack in an Ang Pow for each person 1) hair strands, 2) a piece of fabric from clothing that has been worn by the person and 3) fingernail cuttings. For persons unable to attend personally, do pack a piece of dough which has been rubbed on parts of their bodies which have sickness. The dough should not be rubbed on the forehead or heart area.



Biography of Tsultrim Topden Rinpoche

Tsultrim Rinpoche

Lama Tsultrim Topden Rinpoche is a native of Ladakh in the State of Jammu and Kashmir (India). He was born in 1963, 10th, fifth month of Tibetan calendar near Demchok Khari Karpo, Jhangthang. At the age of three, Lama Tsultrim Rinpoche took refuge under His Holiness the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje when HH visited the Jhangthang region of Ladakh and was given the name Karma Tsultrim Topden.

Lama Tsultrim Rinpoche became a monk at the age of six in Karma Dupgyud Choeling Monastery, Choglamsar and completed his monastic education under the guidance of the late Ven. Chemi Rinpoche.

At the age of 29, Lama Tsultrim Rinpoche went to Rumtek, Sikkim for the traditional three years and four months retreat under the guidance of the late Ven. Kyabje Bokar Rinpoche. After that he returned to the same Monastery in Ladakh and was appointed a Vajra Master of the Monastery by the late Chime Rinpoche. In 1997, HE Kunzig Shamar Rinpoche assigned Rinpoche as the resident lama of Saraha Buddhist Society Johor Bahru in Malaysia, a position he held for three years.

In 2002 during the Kagyu Monlam Chenno in Bodhgaya, HH the 17th Karmapa Thaye Dorje and HE Kunzig Shamar Rinpoche designated Lama Tsultrim Rinpoche as the head of Karma Dupgyud Choeling Monastery and conferred him the title 'Rinpoche' and its status.



Sponsoring the 100 Deities Chang Chog Puja

Puja Sponsorships
Type of Sponsorship Donation
Generosity Sponsor RM 1000
Patience Sponsor RM 500
Diligence Sponsor RM 300
Meditation Sponsor RM 200
Wisdom Sponsor RM 100
Donations for Deceased and Ancestor Prayers
Type of Sponsorship Donation
Ancestors RM 50 per Ancestor
Deceased Names RM 10 per name
Karmic Debtors RM 10
Wandering Spirits RM 10
Unborn Infant Souls RM 10
Fierce Animals / Viper RM 10
Auspicious Lamp Lighting
Type of Lamp Offering Donation
Individual RM 10
Family RM 30
Business RM 50
General Donations
Type of Sponsorship Donation
Flowers, Fruits and Offerings Any Amount
Sangha Dana Any Amount
Releasing Lives Any Amount
Centre Expenses Any Amount
Vegetarian Food Any Amount

Downloadable Sponsorship Form

You may download the Sponsorship form here, in Word document format, print it out, fill out your sponsorship details and then send it back to KKDS, KL, together with your payment.

 


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