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Cittamani Tara Puja
September 8 @ 10:00 am - 12:30 pm
Come under the protection, love and care of the Compassionate Mother of all Buddhas. Known as Cittamani Tara Drolchok in Tibetan, this puja calls upon the Goddess Tara in her highest yoga tantric form, and harnesses her enlightened energy for the swift fulfilment of your wishes.
Event Details
- Sep 8, 2026 (Tue)
- 10.00 am – 12.30 pm
- Kechara Forest Retreat
- Free admission, please RSVP here.
Benefits for sponsors and attendees
- Swift assistance to fulfil worldly and spiritual wishes
- Quick removal of obstacles, especially in times of emergency and distress
- Brings success in all aspects of life
- Improves relationships and family harmony
- Protects from dangerous situations
- Pacifies negativities, anxiety and fear
- Supports Dharma practice and the cultivation of wisdom
How to contribute
We seek your kind sponsorship to cover the cost of this puja’s offerings, ritual substances, and dana for the Sangha conducting the puja.
Names of the Grand & Diamond Sponsors for this puja will be read in monastic style during the puja.
- Ordinary sponsor: RM50
- Special sponsor: RM150
- Bronze sponsor: RM300
- Silver sponsor: RM750
- Gold sponsor: RM1,500
- Diamond sponsor: RM3,000
- Grand sponsor: RM5,000
Donate online via the Tsem Rinpoche Parinirvana Anniversary Fund or WhatsApp us at wa.me/60103020999. Please indicate which puja you are sponsoring. Any amount is welcome and deeply appreciated.
If you are attending this puja, you can also offer kuyong (a token monetary offering) to the Sangha who will be conducting the puja.
Who is Cittamani Tara?
Cittamani Tara is the highest Maha-Anuttara Yoga Tantra manifestation of Tara — Tibet’s most popular female Buddha. In a previous life, Tara vowed to return as a female Bodhisattva in every lifetime, to help practitioners fulfil virtuous wishes and allay their fears and worries. This particular lineage of her practice is unique to the Gelug school of Tibetan Buddhism, and originates from the visionary experience of the yogi Takpu Gargyi Wangpo.
