Events led by Bhakha Tulku Rinpoche

Orgyen Khandro Norlha - Guru Rinpoche Wealth Puja
      Friday & Saturday -May 18 & 19, 2007 
      From 10 - 12 noon; then from 2pm to 5pm
 
 One day Nyung Nay Retreat
      Sunday - May 20, 2007
      From 7:30am to 5pm (No breakfast and dinner, please!)
 Location:
      Vairotsana Foundation,  Garden Grove Center
      10311 Kern Ave.
      Garden Grove, CA 92843
      (714) 531-5108
 
Please feel free to call me @ 714-725-0789 if you have any question.
With love in Dharma,
Maithy
 
 
THE BENEFIT OF DOING NYUNG NAY 
Group meditation practice is a very efficient method for stopping war, drought, disease and for extending our lives. Keeping the eight vows of Nyung Nay along with the Chenrezig practice and reciting the Mani mantra pacifies the suffering of all beings and generates peace in the world. In this degenerate time it is the best practice for the cause of World Peace. 
Keeping the eight vows thoroughly for twenty-four hours (1. No killing 2. No stealing 3. No sex 4. No telling lies 5. No drinking 6. No singing or dancing, no makeup or ornaments 7. No evening meals 8. No sitting in high seats) purifies the bad karma that will cause an individual to fall into the Hell Realm. Reciting the mani mantra purifies the six seeds of the six realms. By fasting one purifies the bad karma to be reborn in the Hungry Ghost Realm. By keeping silent one purifies the bad karma to be reborn in the Animal Realm. 
The Nyung Nay practice was founded by Bikshuni Phalmo, who suffered a serious case of leprosy. By doing this practice for a period of twelve years she cured her leprosy, became a great Siddha and attained the Celestial Body of enlightenment. 
All suffering and misfortune comes from negative powers. By increasing the positive powers, Nyung Nay practice brings happiness and harmony. Doing this practice brings great benefit to the practitioner and to the place where he or she practices. It is one of the most effective practices to purify our defilements, and to purify the environmental pollution. 
It is my wish that you join us to pray for World Peace. 
Sincerely, 
Bhakha Tulku Rinpoche