Kalachakra Tsok Commentary & Instructions with Khentrul Rinpoche

This event is online and in-person. In-person is subject to Rinpoche being in Australia and current Covid restrictions.

About the Tsok Practice
All practices on the path to Buddhahood are methods for gathering the accumulations of merit and wisdom and for purifying our obscurations. The Highest Yoga Tantra Kalachakra Tsok offering is an incredibly swift and direct method. The Tsok offering is a practice of limitless Generosity in which we make offerings to all the Buddhas, Deities and Beings while holding the profound view and generation. It is typically done only by students who have taken the Kalachakra Initiation, but Khentrul Rinpoche encourages everyone studying the Kalachakra Ngondro to participate as well. It is not just a practice of offering however; it is a powerful method for purifying our samaya.


Included in the Course
In this course, Khentrul Rinpoche Jamphel Lodrö will give a commentary on the Jonang Kalachakra Tsok text that we use for this practice. This is an excellent chance to deepen your understanding of the meaning of the practice. We will go over how to set this up in your community or at home as well as perform one together.

This course includes instructions on setting up the Tsok offering, oral transmission, the text, the commentary, the video guide for the practice and music so you can do this practice in your community. You will have the information you need to chant it in your own langauge or in Tibetan.

Who can Attend?
This course is for anyone who is studying and practicing the Kalachakra Ngondro. This is especially important for anyone who has taken the Kalachakra Initiation to be able to purify Samaya and maintain their vows.

Schedule for Melbourne, Australia

Saturday March 5

5:00pm – 6:30pm  Session 1  

7:00pm  – 8:30pm Session 2 

9:30pm  – 11:00 pm  Session 3 Oral Transmission (You must receive this in real time) 

Sunday March 6

5:00pm – 6:30pm  Session 4  

7:00pm  – 8:30pm Session 5 

9:30pm  – 11:00 pm  Session 6  

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