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100 Deities Puja at Rinpoche’s Monastery in Bylakuppe

True Lhamo sends this message to everyone connected with Ayang Rinpoche:

“Just letting you know that the  annual 100 Deities puja will start from Feb 18 and conclude on Feb 24th. If one had to request the 100 deities pujas on the 49th day of a deceased, one would have to bear the whole expense, which would be more expensive having to do it by yourself.

Therefore, any one who has family members, friends or loved ones who have died and would like to make donations and dedicate it to them, it is the best opportunity.

Best wishes and regards,

Truelha”

Read a short teaching on the 100 Peaceful and Wrathful Deities from Ayang Rinpoche’s 2009 Karma Lingpa Shitro empowerment in Garrison, NY.

If you would like to make a donation please contact one of the Amitabha Foundations worldwide,  or send your donation directly to the monastery’s bank account using the information below. Be sure to include the names of persons or pets for whom you are requesting prayers.

Account Number 17082200011214
Account Name Drikung Charitable Society
Bank Name Syndicate Bank, Bylakuppe -571104 Branch
Bank Address Kagyudpa Monastic InstituteP.O.Bylakuppe 571104, Mysore District Karnataka State, India

Swift Codes for:

  • US dollars: SYNBIN BB 118 BKTRUS 33
  • UK Pound: SYNBIN BB 118 BARCCB 22
  • Euro: SYNBIN BB 118 DUTCH BANK-953492610
  • Swiss Franc: SYNBINN BB 118 UBSWCH2H 80A

Losar Greeting for the Year of the Water Snake

Ayang Rinpoche sends a New Year greeting

To all my students, disciples and friends,

Greetings and best wishes for the Western New Year.  I send you my strongest aspirations and prayers for the success of your Dharma practice and your activities with pure motivation for the wellbeing of others. In particular, I pray that all of our projects and activities to benefit the Buddhadharma and to bring help to all beings in this world will reach successful completion.

Even though conditions in the world are becoming more difficult, by our positive activities we can make the effects of Kali Yuga times lighter. We must make our determination to succeed in our spiritual practice stronger and more stable. For Buddhist practitioners the essence of Buddhadharma is to recognize our Buddha Nature. If we can do this, it is like having one key that can open limitless doors of peace and harmony that will benefit worldly beings. We must emphasize this practice – it is so important.

As most of you know, some of my projects are near completion, and others are still under construction. At the Buddha Amitabha Temple and Retreat Centre in Nepal, we want a conference centre whose purpose is to promote good relationships between young and old, East and West, for the present and for the future. All religions are perfect, but are misused by their followers. It is this which creates conflict between the followers of different religions. By encouraging understanding between religions, harmony in this world will be increased.  For this purpose we wish to hold an International World Religions Conference in Nepal. Another purpose of the Nepal project is to give international Buddhist followers  a peaceful, harmonious place for practice. Non-Buddhist people, too, have much stress in their  lives, covering their minds with confusion. As a result their responsibilities and activities are unsuccessful.  For them, the Temple and Retreat Centre can offer a place to take a rest for a little while. Then their minds will become clearer, and their activities more successful and easier.

Why are we building temples in India?  According to the Buddhist teachings, in the future all the world will dissolve, leaving only the holy place of Buddha’s enlightenment in Bodhgaya.  This is why we are carrying out  the Dharma activity project in Bodhgaya: it will survive to be used by people  for the longest time possible. In South India, all the Dharma activity in our monasteries is planting a pure seed for all future beings. In Tibet, too, we have already set up a clinic and continue to do research to solve the special problem of women and newborn babies dying during delivery.

This is a time of great need for our projects. They are nearing completion. We really need help now, otherwise year-by-year expenses will be increasing, causing more problems. So – for all these important projects – please offer any help you can. And try to find others who can help. It is my wish in this lifetime to accomplish these things.

Read his full letter here: New Year 2013 Greeting

Bodhgaya Phowa Course Schedule

Please see the detailed schedule for Ayang Rinpoche’s Annual Phowa Course in Bodhgaya, January 2-11.

 

Puja Schedule for Ayang Monastery


The annual Vajrakilaya (Dorje Phurba) Drubchen is currently being held at Ayang Rinpoche’s monastery in South India. It is scheduled each year during the 8th month of the Tibetan lunar calendar. Other pujas and Drubchens (Great Accomplishment ceremonies) are held throughout the year as follows:

First Month – 100 Peaceful and Wrathful Deities (Shitro) Puja

Second Month – Recitation of Kagyur Text (Tripitaka)

Third Month – Achi Choekyi Drolma Offering Puja

Fourth Month -  Kangwa Chenmo (Dharma Protector Offering)

Fifth Month – Phagmo Drupa Drubchoe

Sixth Month – Gampopa Death Anniversary

Seventh Month – Zambhala Puja

Eighth Month – Vajrakilaya (Dorje Phurba) Drubchen

Twelfth Month – Guru Drakpo (Wrathful Guru Rinpoche) Puja

If you would like to sponsor any of these prayers, please see the schedule and cost break-down: Annual Pujas in Bylakuppe. Donations to the monastery may be made directly to the Drikung Charitable Society’s account, or through the Amitabha Foundation in the US or in other countries.

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HE Choeje Ayang Rinpoche

Considered the world's living Phowa master – a lineage-holder of both the Nyingma and Drikung Phowa he continues the unbroken line of Drikung Phowa lamas from Buddha Vajradhara.



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