Chötrul Düchen is known as the Day of Miracles. It commemorates the fifteen days in the Tibetan lunar calendar during which Buddha Shakyamuni performed astonishing miracles subduing ascetic skeptics and strengthening the faith of those following him on the path. During Chötrul Düchen, it is believed that the effects of both positive and negative actions are multiplied ten million times.

Join the Tara Mandala Global Sangha at 12:00pm Mountain Standard Time as we celebrate this significant Buddhist holiday with teachings and meditation led by Lopön Pieter Oosthuizen. The estimated duration of this event is 90 minutes.

This event is free to attend, and no registration is required. 

This is an offering for members of our community on the Tara Mandala Network. If you’d like to become a member, you can do so now, at no cost. Click here to join.

Offering Butterlamps 
You can offer butterlamps for this special occasion, with dedications that will be shared during our live gathering. Learn more and make your offering by clicking here.

Who Should Attend? 
This program is free and open to everyone.

Recording Access:
A recording of the event will be accessible on the Tara Mandala Network, but we strongly encourage live attendance for an enriching sangha experience.

Offering dana to the teacher: The practice of offering dana, which means “generosity,” is the traditional offering the student makes to the teacher as a symbol of appreciation, gratitude, and reciprocity for receiving the precious teachings. Information on offering dana to the teacher will be provided during the virtual retreat. To learn more about dana and suggested dana ranges, please click here.

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