Healing Chod of Tsewong Sitar Rinpoche
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At the Sangye Teng Monastery in Eastern Bhutan, Tsewong Sitar Rinpoche and his retreatants, monks and yogis perform Chöd on a weekly and monthly basis. As part of the Tibetan Healing Chö Remote Healing, a number of different Chöd ceremonies are performed. There are both shorter (1-2 hours) and longer, full day rituals. These include:
- The Hundred Torma Offering (Changbu Gyatsa) (Machik and PeGyal Lingpa traditions).
- Offering in Six Parts (Tabpa Cha Druk).
- The Nail of the Four Elements (Chang Shi Zerbu).
- Those that are Hard to Tame (Shay Dul).
- The Precious Rosary (full day Tsogley Rinchen Trengwa with special healing section).
- Short and long Chöd rituals such as Laughter of the Dakinis, PeGyal Lingpa Chöd and Dujom Chod, with healing rituals added.
- Long Chöd of Shukseb Rinpoche (Ani Lochen).
- Dudjom Rinpoche’s full day Troma Chöd (Sun of Wisdom).
- Special ceremonies for the dying or deceased (Dur) to assist them in the afterlife journey.
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