Nepalese Buddhist delegation visits and organizes Dharma conference in Vietnam

(PLVN) - A delegation of the Nepal Buddhist Sangha led by HE Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche and a delegation of 9 monks and nuns from Thegchen Lekshey Ling Monastery of the Karma Kagyu Lineage visited and participated in religious activities in Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City, Phu Tho, and Khanh Hoa.

HE Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche is known as a young master with profound knowledge, awarded the title of “Excellent Khenpo” – equivalent to a modern PhD in Buddhism at the long-standing Sakya Buddhist University, with the ability to provide spiritual guidance in a “non-sectarian” spirit to Buddhists with affinity.

During his stay in Vietnam, Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche focused on sharing meditation methods and cultivating bodhicitta so that Buddhists can achieve a practical peaceful life right now.

This core teaching will be taught throughout the three main Dharma Assemblies at the request of Vietnamese Buddhists. At the Dharma Assemblies, practitioners will gather and practice the miraculous mantras of the Buddhas and Yidams, learn the meaning of mantra practice and the Mountain Smoke Offering ritual.

The first Dharma Assembly is the Dharma Assembly of reciting 100 million times the Amitabha Buddha Mantra, held for 3 days (June 27-29 at Hung Tich Pagoda, Nong Trang, Viet Tri, Phu Tho ). The Dharma Assembly aims to help Buddhists direct their minds to the Western Paradise - the land of Amitabha Buddha.

HE Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche was warmly and respectfully welcomed by Buddhists.

The Dharma Assembly encourages Buddhists to practice compassion, spread love and tolerance, and at the same time train their wisdom to recognize the truth and overcome suffering. The Dharma Assembly also includes a prayer ceremony for the souls of martyrs and deceased relatives of Buddhists.

This memorial service is held in the spirit of commemorating War Invalids and Martyrs Day on July 27 and Vu Lan month of filial piety.

The second Dharma assembly in the Dharma propagation program of His Holiness Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche is the Namgyalma Buddha Crown Dharma Assembly, taking place over 3 days, July 4-6, at Phap Van Pagoda, Hanoi .

Monks, nuns, and Buddhists have the opportunity to receive blessings and bestowal with more than 8,000 elaborate offerings, including 1,000 Torrma, 1,000 incense towers, and many handmade offerings...

Finally, in order to increase the opportunity for enlightenment and continue the sacred energy for monks, nuns, and Buddhists, the Sangha of His Holiness Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche will organize the Dharma Assembly of the Treasured Guru - Lama Norlha for 3 days (July 11-13 at Sui Pagoda, Phuc Thi Commune, Gia Lam District, Hanoi).

A large number of Buddhists welcomed His Holiness Khentrul Kunchok Tenzin Rinpoche and the Sangha at Noi Bai International Airport and took souvenir photos with the delegation.

The Dharma Assembly is meant to pray for national peace and prosperity, for the community, and at the same time open up harmony between spirituality and reality, with activities: Morning ceremony - Chanting - Dharma talk; Mandala offering - Smoke offering - Spiritual communion.

The program is expected to gather monks, nuns, Buddhists and practitioners from the Mahayana and Vajrayana Buddhist traditions, helping to increase peaceful energy in the community, plant good roots deeply in the mindstream, gather good karma and bring good results of happiness.

The Sangha program is also a way for Buddhists to participate in accumulating much merit, to pray and dedicate for the peace of the country, humanity and sentient beings around the world, as well as all sentient beings in the Dharma Realm.

Hai Trieu

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