2026 Monthly Kalachakra Green Dzambhala Puja

This event is available ONLINE only.

This special practice of Green Dzambhala originates directly from the Kalachakra Tantra and serves as a complementary practice for those engaged in Kalachakra studies. The practice is specifically designed to align with the elemental systems and Buddha family schemas that form the foundation of the Kalachakra mandala and teachings.

To receive the complete blessings and effectiveness of this profound practice, practitioners must either receive or commit to receiving the full Kalachakra seven empowerments of the growing child. This prerequisite ensures proper spiritual preparation and lineage connection.

As with all Kalachakra teachings the practice can be divided in Outer, Inner and Ultimate.

Outer Aspect – The Four External Abundances

Externally, this practice facilitates connection with four fundamental abundances:

1- Dharma Abundance The most essential wealth is the Dharma itself, as it provides the gateway to liberation from the suffering of samsara. True wealth cannot be found within the cyclic existence of samsara.
2 – Material Wealth Once established on the authentic Dharma path of bodhicitta (awakened heart), practitioners learn to engage with material wealth as a skillful means to benefit others rather than for personal gain.
3 – Enjoyment of Desires The practice transforms our relationship with desires and sensory experiences, using them as stepping stones on the spiritual path to benefit self and others.
4 – Liberation The ultimate abundance—complete freedom from suffering—represents the final goal that encompasses and transcends all other forms of wealth.

Inner Aspect – Internal Dimensions and Benefits

The Ten-Deity Mandala System

This practice centers around a mandala of ten deities, each corresponding to specific aspects of inner reality. The practice works to stabilize and harmonize the ten vital winds (pranas) within the subtle body, thereby bestowing internal abundance.

Chulen 

Internally, this is classified as a chulen practice—a category of Vajrayana Buddhist techniques focused on extracting subtle essences for spiritual nourishment and longevity.

For those with sufficient foundation and experience, this practice can bestow:

-Physical Abundance: Enhanced bodily health, vitality, and strength
–Mental Abundance: Greater mental clarity, emotional stability, and cognitive strength

Ultimate Aspect – Tantric Integration

The practice exemplifies the tantric principle of transformation, where ordinary experiences of wealth and enjoyment become vehicles for spiritual realization. Rather than rejecting material aspects of life, the practice teaches how to engage with them skillfully as means to liberation.

This sophisticated approach reflects the mature understanding that in advanced Buddhist practice, all experiences—including those typically considered worldly—can serve as supports for awakening when approached with proper view and intention.

Green Dzambhala practice represents a complete system that addresses both external circumstances and internal spiritual development. By working with the fundamental energies of abundance, practitioners develop a balanced relationship with wealth while progressing toward ultimate liberation. The practice’s integration with Kalachakra teachings ensures its effectiveness within a comprehensive spiritual framework.

*This is a restricted practice and open only to those who have received the Green Dzambhala empowerment.

Schedule by Timezone

Central Europe and South Africa

GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – January 21, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – February 25, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – March 18, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – April 22, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – May 20, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – June 17, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – July 15, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – August 19, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – September 16, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – October 14, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – November 18, 2026 / 6:00 PM
GREEN DZAMBHALA PUJA – December 16, 2026 / 6:00 PM

Questions?
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