REMOTE HEALING CHÖ 2011-12

Distant Healing Rituals for the Treatment of Body, Mind and Spirit

Part of the remarkable legacy of Machik Labdrön, the propagator of Chöd in Tibet, is a set of healing practices that clear the underlying causes of psychological and physical illness, while propelling us towards ultimate enlightenment. For centuries, wandering Chöd practitioners were well known in Tibet for their ability to cure illness, stop epidemics and pacify local environmental disturbances.

HOW HEALING CHÖ WORKS

These effects are due to the powerful spiritual forces focused in by the Chöd ritual. By receiving a stream of blessings from the lineage of enlightened forces, while simultaneously clearing vast karmic debts and blockages, remarkable changes can occur; These changes often defy the our normal ideas about the disease process. This is true whether the person is physically present, or connected via a “remote sample.” In this traditional method, a picture, strand of hair (and its DNA pattern) or piece of clothing is used as a substitute. Placed on the shrine, these objects carry the unique energy fingerprint and vibrational signature of the person. This links them to whatever ritual is taking place, unimpeded by time or space.

THE EFFECTS OF HEALING CHÖ

Through the blessings of the lineage, Chöd impacts those connected to the healing ritual in many ways, including:

• Purifying the deep karmic and spiritual causes of physical disease.
• Pacifying of psychological patterns of anger, fear and confusion.
• Clearing of obstacles to spiritual progress and development.
• Cutting through disturbances to happiness, prosperity and security.
• Diminishing obstacles to healthier, more intimate relationships.
• Clearing of the negative impact of non-human entities or maras.
• Averting the harmful influences or contamination by ill-will of others.
• Resolving karmic and past-life blockages that result in material and spiritual problems.
• Accumulation of positive karma that foster physical, emotional and spiritual progress.
• Clearing of obstacles tied to one’s home, land or regions; reclaiming damaged environments.

THE HEALING RITUALS

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.
• In 2012, there will be a 10-day Drupchen (Great Accomplishement) of Red Vajrasattva, with daily fire pujas that enliven the four Buddha Activities (pacifying, enriching, magnetizing and destroying).

REMOTE HEALING PROGRAM

We can now participate in this unique opportunity, not available anywhere else in the world. By creating and submitting an Identity Packet (described below), your energy signature will be placed on the shrine at the Sangey Teng Monastery in Bhutan, to participate in all Chöd and other healing rituals. Last year, over 80 people participated in the program and have experienced a wide variety of positive and lasting effects in their lives.

1. Healing Chöd meditation rituals are done 1 to 3 times per week, as well as one full day ritual per month.
2. This means a minium of 60 healing rituals per year (but as many as 150!).
3. It also means inclusion in annual 10-day Drupchen of Shinjé, Vajrakilaya, Troma or Hayagriva (this depends on the decision of Tsewong Rinpoche).
4. There is also inclusion in all other daily Sang rituals, Protector practices and so on!
5. In order to participate, follow the following guidelines and submit the following.
6. Requested donation for this precious, ongoing healing is $200 for a  full year ($4 per week!).
7. These funds are for the support of the Lamas, monks and three-year retreatants in this very remote, small monastery, founded by Sangye Lingpa in the 16th century.

How to create an Identity Packet:

• Use a recent photo, approximately 4 x 6 inches (on photo paper is best).
• On the reverse, put your birth name and birth date.
• On the reverse tape a SINGLE STRAND of HAIR.
• Also tape a SMALL square of clothing (1 or 2″ square).. Could be a label.
• This must be from some unwashed piece of clothing you have worn.
• Send to us, along with your address and email.
• Enclose a  check for the annual fee, payable to TIBETAN HEALING CHÖ.

Cost

• Payment can also be made via Paypal ($206.00)
• For second year participants, the cost is reduced to only $125 for the full year of healing!
  to lamajinpa@tibetancho.com

We will be bringing all new Identity Packets to Bhutan in LATE SEPTEMBER, 2011 and after that, not again for about 6 months.

If you already submitted photo, hair sample and clothing for the Shinje DrupChen, we still have your Identity Packet! Just let me know if you want to participate and send you donation as soon as possible to:

Lama Jinpa  •  4442 Kling St,  •  Burbank, CA  • 91505. USA

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