- Longchen Nyingthig
    Mahakala Puja

  - Prayers at The 18th Annual
    Nyingma Monlam Chenmo

  - Mandala Offering during the
    Nyingma Monlam Chenmo

  - Tormas for The 18th Annual
    Nyingma Monlam Chenmo

  - Lama Meals during the
    Nyingma Monlam Chenmo

  - Guru Rinpoche Birth
    Anniversary

Drolma Yongdüe is a type of Tara ritual specially performed to eradicate obstacles. During this ritual, participants will place their cut fingernails, hair or clothing (worn and unwashed), together with len-chag (a type of mold used for rubbing onto unwell body areas) into a receptacle called ‘Düe’.

Mahakala, a protector of the Buddhist teachings, is also known as the chief dharmapala. Dharmapalas are basically Buddhas who undertake the role of removing obstacles on the path of practitioners.

The objective of Mahakala is to assist practitioners in removing anything that impedes their practice, as well as to encourage exertion and devotion and at the same time purify obscurations and wrongdoings. Blessings will be bestowed and obstacles will be removed if one prays earnestly to Mahakala.

The Annual Nyingma Monlam Chenmo, which is also known as the Great Prayer Assemble, praying for World Peace, is a yearly prayers attended by over 7000 sanghas members from different nyingmapa monasteries in India, Bhutan, Nepal & other countries.

By the grace of His Holiness Penor Rinpoche, the President of Nyingma Monlam Chenmo Int'l Foundation, Palyul Nyingma Buddhist Association will was proud to undertook the responsibility of sponsoring The 18th Annual Nyingma Monlam Chenmo from 19th to 28th Jan 2007.

Part I : Prayers during The 18th Annual Nyingma Monlam Chenmo.

Part II : Mandala Offering by Palyul Nyingma Buddhist Association.

Part III : Snapshots of tormas for the 18th Nyingma Monlam Chenmo.

Part IV : Lamas' meals sponsored by Palyul Nyingma Buddhist Association.

The tenth day of the sixth Tibetan month is the anniversary of Guru Padmasambhava‘s birth from a lotus at Dhanakhosha Lake amid wondrous signs.  Also known as Guru Rinpoche and the second Buddha, he was the emanation of Buddha Amitabha, and whose coming was prophesised by Lord Buddha in the Sutras and Tantras. In conjunction with this auspicious day, our centre has also conducted the accumulation of Seven Lines Prayer to Guru Rinpoche from 17/06/07 to 24/07/07. A dedication prayer & blessing ceremony was held on the evening of 24/07/2007 for participants who have indicated their dedication on the accumulation of the Seven Lines Prayer.