Tibetan Buddhism is a unique and complex form of Buddhism that has captivated people around the world with its colorful rituals, deep philosophy, and mystical practices. Yet, many people are
In the vast tapestry of spiritual practices, the concept of prana — the life force that permeates the universe — holds a central place. Among its various manifestations, one of
Tibetan Buddhist Temple Dress Modestly Either male or female should have both the legs and the shoulders covered. Take off your shoes. (When visiting a temple, make sure you take
Tibetan Yogis constitute a unique group of profound practitioners within the Vajrayana school of Mahayana Buddhism. It is believed that they possess the ability to execute miracles, perform magic, and
The most famous Tibetan Yoga practices that have been introduced to the West. What is Tibetan Yoga? Tibetan yoga is the hidden treasure at the heart of the Vajrayana Buddhism:
Vajrayogini is a fierce female Tantric Buddhist deity in Vajrayana Buddhism with its mantra, practices, sadhanas, and secret empowerments. She is the one who represents the path leading to female
Kurukulla is a Buddhist Goddess who will help you with your love affairs, spiritual awakening, and even interviews. The name Kurukulla is translated in Tibetan as “Knowledge-Causing Mother-Buddha.” She is
Fourth Mind Training The essence of this mind training is that the only way you will be able to grasp the true Dharma is by serving a teac
Rebirth is the phenomenon wherein an individual’s consciousness traverses from one body to another, driven by the force of ignorance.
Monasticism is a cornerstone of Buddhist practice, embodying the commitment to spiritual cultivation and ethical living. Across various schools of Buddhism, monks dedicate their lives to the pursuit of enlightenment
In the practice of Buddhism, we engage fully with our senses. Chanting or reciting mantras taps into the profound power of sound, inviting us to immerse ourselves in the practice
Prayer wheels are common religious objects in Tibetan Buddhism, primarily used by Buddhists in Tibet and Nepal. Hand-held prayer wheels, carried by pilgrims and other devotees, are turned during devotional
