Also Recommended: Tse Thar (Saving the lives on animals by setting them free)
- This means actually releasing an animal who is slated to die
- Often fish are released into the river or birds release.
Long Life Practice for Kyabjé
Drubwang Pema Norbu Rinpoche
His Holiness Pema Norbu Rinpoche is the 11th Throneholder of The Palyul Lineage of Nyingma. He is considered one of the of the foremost masters of the Buddhist tradition of Tibet. Throughout the Buddhist community he is respected for his vast knowledge and accomplishment and for the integrity and strength with which he upholds the Buddhist teachings.
This web page is offered as a resource for information about His Holiness and his work to make available, preserve and promote the spiritual traditions he has mastered.
How to Accumulate Counting and Reporting your repetitions
1. You can make a pledge of a number of mantras or practices, selected from the list on the left of this page, and email to: longlife@palyul.org. Your pledge should be mailed by March 19. The repetitions you pledge should be completed by March 26 and reported (they will be offered on March 28).
2. Your local group can gather for group practice and count repetions and send to longlife@palyul.org as a group.
3. You can count repetitions as you practice and send them to longlife@palyul.org.
The accumulation report should include:
First and Last Name (or center)
Location (City, State or Province, Country)
Number of accumulations broken out by prayer and mantra.
For example:
George Smith
Boston, Massachusetts
Vajra Guru Mantra: 1,000
7-line prayer: 7
Excel Accummulations Tracker Note: this sheet contains other practices which are not part of this current accumulation period.
We would like to emphasize that no number of repetitions is too small or too great or too little or too much! The point is for us all to join together in practice.
Practice Aids Long Life Prayer Chanted by Lama Palsang Tenzin Printable Version (MS Word)
