The Centre celebrated Vesak Day 2020 slightly different when compared to previous years. Despite the challenges from the COVID-19 circuit breaker, Geshe Lama Konchok was nonetheless able to conduct rituals and prayers over the 3 days leading up to and including Vesak Day (7 May), and friends and members of the Centre were able to…
Due to the COVID-19 situation, our Jungwa Rituals originally scheduled to take place @ Waterloo Street will now take place at our Centre’s premises instead @ 512A Sims Avenue. This special tantric ritual aimed at eradication of all obstacles that block the path of our deceased parents, relatives, friends and other sentient beings. It also…
In the light of increased concerns over the coronavirus situation worldwide and in Singapore, the Centre shall be carrying out a special Palden Lhamo Puja on Monday, 10 Feb 2020 at 8pm. Palden Lhamo (Shri Devi 吉祥天母） is a wrathful deity and also the only female among the Eight Guardians of the Dharma, who had…
The Maha Vajrabhairava (Tib. Dorje Jikje) (Yamantaka) RÜL Vase, now available from our Centre, is prepared in accordance with the Wrathful Deity Vajrabhairava’s tantras, through a series of incantation, meditation and other rituals. The Vase contains five RÜL Protection Capsules. Four of the Capsules are placed on the sides of the Vase, representing the cardinal…
As in previous years, this year’s Chinese New Year Eve puja is, in the main, that of Goddess Sitatapatra. This year the Centre shall in addition be performing a Zambhala milk offering. Goddess Sitatapatra’s puja is important as it is intended to eliminate all obstacles and negativities accumulated during the year, before one enters the…
While we nestle in the comfort of our homes, it is important to remember the less fortunate who also dwell on this earth, for there are many who suffer and are in danger of suffering unimaginable pains. Today, we reflect on the victims of the forest fires that have been raging throughout Australia, and which…
Gyabshi Ritual “The Four Hundred”, popularly known as Gyabshi Choga in Tibetan, is a powerful extermination ritual based on Buddha Shakyamuni’s subdual of the four classes of evils (mara)—non-human spirits, death, afflictive thoughts and emotions, and a psycho-physical basis of a Karmic being—through his wisdom and compassion. In an extensive systematised form, the ritual makes…
Fire Ritual Fire rituals are unique to the Mahayana Tantric tradition and are known to be amongst the most powerful of Tibetan Buddhist rituals. Our Centre regularly performs two main fire rituals, one in devotion to Buddha Vajrabhairava (Yamantaka in Tibetan), himself an emanation of Lord Manjushri, and the wealth god Dzambhala. These fire rituals…
Come drop by our 7th month Jungwa Prayer held at the open field beside Stamford Arts Centre (along Middle Road) between 1 August 2019 to 7 August 2019 to register names for prayers. There will be special pujas conducted for pets on the 3 & 4 August between 3 to 4pm. Date and Time: Daily…
Join us on the 15 June 2019 as we pray to Marici (Chi. 摩利支天菩萨, Tib. Ozer Chenma), the goddess associated with sun rays, for protection. She appears in many forms, both peaceful and wrathful. As the Goddess of the Dawn, one of her most common forms, she is depicted in the chariot of the sun…