Pujas & Ceremonies

Discover the Rich Inner World of Tibetan Ritual

Special annual events and blessings, and regular practices recommended by Lama Zopa Rinpoche to ensure our harmony and success.

We celebrate the major auspicious days on the Buddhist calendar, including Buddha’s Birthday, Day of Miracles, and Descent from Tushita. We also regularly recite the Diamond Cutter Sutra, Sanghata Sutra, and the Sutra of Golden Light.

We try to hold an annual extensive Medicine Buddha Puja and the special All-Night Tara Puja. These longer ceremonies are very powerful for bringing blessings and dispelling all types of obstacles.

If you cannot make it to the puja but would still like to be involved, you can part-sponsor a puja by donating securely online. Email in your dedications so we can read them out to the group. You can dedicate for the well-being of friends and family, for the sick and vulnerable, for healing the planet, and for the success of your studies, of a project, and all your Dharma aspirations!

Regular Pujas

  • Cittamani Tara Puja
  • Medicine Buddha Puja (in English)
  • Guru Puja (in both English and Tibetan)
  • Protector Prayers
  • Shakyamuni Buddha Puja
“Just a note to thank you with tears in my eyes (yes, again!) for organising, leading, supporting, joining, cheer-leading, teaching and feeding then Nyung-Ne participants. You know the value of what you do!”
Rosemary Lancaster 2015
“Thank you for the wonderful effort you made in live-streaming Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s long life puja. Your welcoming kindness and inclusiveness is sincerely appreciated. Lovely to see Langri Tangpa Centre is embodying the teachings. Well done!”
Ven. Tenzin 2016
“The two pujas I attended lead by Miffi were just fantastic…such an affirming and grounding experience of people connecting together and reaching out with compassion to the wider world. I look forward to further contact and involvement.”
Jane Morgan2016

Sample a Soundfile

Miffi Maxmillion - April 27, 2021

Medicine Buddha Puja April 2021

From Series: "Medicine Buddha Pujas"

If you cannot make it to puja in person, you can offer the Medicine Buddha puja at home! It involves offerings and prayers to each of the seven Medicine Buddhas. Merely hearing or reciting their names can purify aeons of negative karma. This puja is especially effective to remove the root causes of problems, emotional turmoil, illness and obstacles. It is also very auspicious for the success of projects. There is a short mantra recitation at the end with a blessing for one's medicines.

 

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Miffi Maxmillion - April 2, 2021

White Tara Easter Retreat 1

From Series: "Practices to Avert Disease"

Practices to protect from disease and epidemics, including coronavirus as recommended by Lama Zopa Rinpoche. They address the deep karmic causes of the virus, and practising together helps heal the collective karma.

 

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