Vima Ladrup tsok (SI Australia)
Saturday 17 August, 2024 11 am – 2.30 pm AEST (UTC +10)
Everyone is welcome to attend, although only those who have received the empowerment may have the liturgy.
The Tibetan word for this practice is tsok, which means ‘gathering’ and refers to the gathering of practitioners, the gathering of offerings, the gathering of mandala deities, and the gathering of merit and wisdom. To attend this kind of practice it is helpful, but not essential, to have some familiarity with Vajrayana theory and practice.
Requirements: Vima Ladrup – The Guru Sadhana of Vimalamitra feast practice may be joined by anyone who has received the empowerment. Those without the empowerment are still welcome to join the practice to sit and listen, much as one might join a puja being conducted in a monastery, or if attending in person, read a borrowed liturgy for the duration of the practice. The only requirement in this case is to have faith and respect towards Vimalamitra and Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche. However, in accordance with Rinpoche’s wishes, you won’t be able to access the resources page, download or keep a liturgy until the empowerment has been received.
Please click here for information on how to prepare for this practice if you are attending online.
Online attendance Via Zoom: to join the Vima Ladrup practice CLICK THIS RECURRING LINK
Meeting ID: 848 4801 5903 Passcode: 093649
Please see the SIA Online Prayer List to add names of people who are experiencing obstacles as well as for those who have passed away within the past 49 days. The names will be read at the beginning of the practice, which will be dedicated to them, along with all sentient beings.
General questions around the online practice email Charlotte on [email protected]
Please donate to support SI Australia, so it is able to continue to offer this and other practices. Siddhartha’s Intent Australia is a not-for-profit organisation entirely run by volunteers. Your donation will directly help with the costs of providing our program of online and face to face practices, teachings and retreats.
