Reminder: Guru Puja Tsog Offering Jun 25 6:30pm

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A reminder that on Wed Jun 25 at 6:30pm, we will conclude Sakadawa month with Guru Puja Tsog Offering. 

  • it is good to bring a small food offering for the altar such as fruits or cookies
  • In addition, it is good to be vegetarian on this day.

The prayer consists of making offerings and requesting the blessing of Buddhas to all sentient beings and the inspiration from the Spiritual Teacher (Guru). This practice unites our minds and the mind of the Guru in order to receive blessings and generate realizations on the path to enlightenment. A Tsog offering helps to restore degenerated spiritual vows and commitment.

After this event, there will be a summer break. Regular events will resume with meditation/prayer on Wed Jul 16.

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    མུ་

    permutation; possibility; boundary

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