A ngakpa's activity
Rinpoche is a ngakpa: a householder yogin of the Ngakpa order, ordained as a Ngakpa Lama in 1993 and given the title Ngakchang, "holder, wielder, and transmitter of mantric power". Beside teaching, a ngakpa performs ceremonies and practices for the benefit of others. You can ask Rinpoche to perform a ceremony or a practice for yourself, or for someone you love.
For those practitioners who wish to follow the profound path of the ngakpa/ngakmo, this inseparable unity of the secret, inner and outer five elemental energies creates the ground for manifesting benefit for their mother sentient beings (e.g. weather modification, dur healing ceremonies, phowa for the deceased - in both hospice and remote settings).
— Rinpoche, Upadesha I
What you can ask for
Healing ceremonies
A dur ceremony for illness, and for the obstacles that block a person's health and life.
Phowa
The transference of consciousness for the deceased — in hospice, or from afar.
Prayers and practices
A practice or prayers done for a person or for an intention you name, and its merit dedicated to them.
Lamps at the Great Stupa
The monthly light offering at the Great Stupa of Boudhanath, dedicated as you ask. About the lamps
How it works
- Send your request below: what you ask for, for whom, and anything Rinpoche should know.
- Rinpoche, or the center on his behalf, writes back to you to arrange it, and the offering that goes with it.
- Rinpoche performs the ceremony or practice and dedicates its merit.
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Request a ceremony or practice
Every field is needed unless it says "if".