Magnetizing Wealth & Abundance Tantric Workshop: Naga Puja & Short Drolmi

Magnetizing Wealth & Abundance Tantric Workshop: Naga Puja & Short Drolmi

This event will be available both Online and In-person.

Cultivating True Prosperity — Material, Karmic & Spiritual

A live transformational workshop on the inner and outer conditions of wealth, grounded in tantric view, karma, and authentic Vajrayana practice.

Who This Is For

This workshop is for sincere Dharma practitioners who feel called to deepen their path, but are concerned they lack the necessary conditions—material stability, supportive environment, energy, or resources—to truly flourish.

If you have ever thought:

-“I want to practice more deeply, but I don’t have the time, money, or conditions.”
-“I want to benefit others and contribute to the Dharma, but I feel stuck.”
-“I try to think positively about success, but nothing seems to change.”

…then this workshop is for you. We will explore the true causes of abundance—not only materially, but at the level of mind, karma, and enlightened activity.

A Tibetan Buddhist Perspective on Abundance

Guru Padmasambhava taught that one who genuinely practices the Dharma will not lack the basic conditions of life. This is not a promise of ease—but a teaching on causality.= When the mind aligns with the Dharma, and we cultivate the proper causes through generosity, pure view, and karmic purification, the conditions needed for practice naturally arise. True wealth is not something we chase externally—it is an expression of awakened mind.

Why We Are Offering This Workshop

Stepping into a deeper commitment to Dharma—or even into a more abundant life—can feel uncertain. Often, the real obstacle is not just external resources, but whether we trust that we can do it… and whether we trust life to support us when we align with the path. Abundance begins with an inner shift. It grows as we develop confidence in the Three Jewels, build inner stability, and stop relying solely on control to create security. From this place, we become more courageous, more resilient, and more capable of creating meaningful conditions for practice and benefit. This workshop is designed to help you build that foundation— in view, in karma, and in practice.

Special Transmission & Practices

Held on an auspicious Naga day, this workshop includes a special session with Khentrul Rinpoche, who will bestow the Naga Puja transmission.

This powerful practice restores harmony with nagas and elemental forces, clears obstacles and karmic imbalances, magnetizes supportive conditions, resources, and flow We perform this Naga Puja monthly, and all participants are welcome to continue joining afterward.

No Drolmi Kazug empowerment text is required to participate.
Rinpoche has also composed a new short daily practice of Drolmi Kazug (Kurukulle). Those who have previously received the transmission can now engage this concise yet potent method to magnetize auspicious conditions and support both their Dharma path and daily life.

Guided Training with Yeshe Wangmo

The later sessions, led by Yeshe Wangmo, offer practical guidance on cultivating true abundance through authentic Buddhist view and practice. You will learn how prosperity arises through pure view, karma and merit, generosity, and karmic purification, and how to engage wealth-related practices correctly.

Together, we will explore how to transform scarcity into openness, create the causes for lasting prosperity, and understand abundance not simply as material gain, but as energy, confidence, supportive conditions, and the capacity to benefit others

Schedule by Time Zone

West Coast USA

West Coast USA

SATURDAY, July 4
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM – Session 1
1:00 PM – 2:30 PM – Session 2
3:00 PM – 4:30 PM – Session 3
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM – Session 4

East Coast USA

East Coast USA

SATURDAY, July 4
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM – Session 1
4:00 PM – 5:30 PM – Session 2
6:00 PM – 7:30 PM – Session 3
8:00 PM – 9:30 PM – Session 4

São Paulo, Brazil

São Paulo, Brazil

SATURDAY, July 4
2:00 PM – 4:00 PM – Session 1
5:00 PM – 6:30 PM – Session 2
7:00 PM – 8:30 PM – Session 3
9:00 PM – 10:30 PM – Session 4

Central Europe

Central Europe

SATURDAY / SUNDAY, July 4–5
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM – Session 1
10:00 PM – 11:30 PM – Session 2
12:00 AM – 1:30 AM (July 5) – Session 3
2:00 AM – 3:30 AM (July 5) – Session 4

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi, Vietnam

SUNDAY, July 5
12:00 AM – 2:00 AM – Session 1
3:00 AM – 4:30 AM – Session 2
5:00 AM – 6:30 AM – Session 3
7:00 AM – 8:30 AM – Session 4

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mongolia, Singapore, Taiwan

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mongolia, Singapore, Taiwan

SUNDAY, July 5
1:00 AM – 3:00 AM – Session 1
4:00 AM – 5:30 AM – Session 2
6:00 AM – 7:30 AM – Session 3
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM – Session 4

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mongolia, Singapore, Taiwan

Melbourne, Australia

SUNDAY, July 5
3:00 AM – 5:00 AM – Session 1
6:00 AM – 7:30 AM – Session 2
8:00 AM – 9:30 AM – Session 3
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM – Session 4


2026 Secret Dakini Oral Transmission and Commentary

2026 Secret Dakini Oral Transmission and Commentary

This event is available ONLINE only + Pre-recorded course in English.

 

Two times are available for the Oral Transmission to accommodate more timezones.
The Commentary has been pre-recorded by Khentrul Rinpoche
*Restricted teaching, please see info below*

Important note:
If you are already enrolled in the Secret Dakini Commentary in the Dzokden Learning Center, you will gain automatic access to oral transmissions. The information has been added to your course.

Khentrul Rinpoche will bestow the oral transmission to the Secret Dakini Nogndro. This incredibly poetic practice text presents all the path until Enlightenment concisely. It focuses on the ultimate meaning of the different preliminary practices. Some sections that are extensive in the other Kalachakra Sadhanas are presented here very concisely, whereas others appear in a more comprehensive, non-traditional way.

The “Secret Dakini Treasure” is especially recommended for those practicing wensum (Three Isolations) and the First Vajra Yoga. For this reason, Rinpoche wishes that practitioners planning to attend the longer wensum or 1st Yoga retreat attend this transmission beforehand.

Who can attend?
1) All who have received the Four Higher Empowerments with Rinpoche or, if not:
2) Any stable Dharma practitioner who has done the Ngöndro extensively in any tradition and has the aspiration to receive Higher Empowerment.

In both cases, they should know quite well the Kalachakra sadhanas “The Divine Ladder” and “Enlightening the Heart”. To get to know Rinpoche’s flexible approach to the Ngöndro, look at the chapter 14 of “Unveiling Your Sacred Truth — Book 2”. For online resources, visit: https://dzokden.org/getting-started 

 

 

If you do not have the requirements yet, Rinpoche encourages you to prepare yourself as much as you can during the year in order to be able to attend.

Schedule by Timezone

Melbourne, AustraliaSun, 7 Jun 2026 at 10:00 AM
Hong Kong, Hong KongSun, 7 Jun 2026 at 8:00 AM
Hanoi, VietnamSun, 7 Jun 2026 at 7:00 AM
Vienna, AustriaSun, 7 Jun 2026 at 2:00 AM
São Paulo, BrazilSat, 6 Jun 2026 at 9:00 PM
New York, USASat, 6 Jun 2026 at 8:00 PM
San Francisco, USASat, 6 Jun 2026 at 5:00 PM

Enlightening the Heart – Ngondro Oral Transmission & Teaching

Enlightening the Heart – Ngondro Oral Transmission & Teaching

This event is available both Online and In-person.

The request for the Ngondro Transmission was made by the Chinese Group. The request for a teaching on the Ngondro was made by the Vietnamese community. Rinpoche has kindly agreed to both request along making this anyone worldwide.

Enlightening the Heart is a modern presentation of the Ngöndro (preliminary practices) written by Shar Khentrul Jamphel Lodrö Rinpoche to support contemporary practitioners in clearly understanding and engaging the foundations of the Vajrayana path.

While traditional Ngöndro texts often present the practices in a concise and symbolic way, Enlightening the Heart helps clarify and elaborate on key points that may not always be fully explained in traditional manuals. Rinpoche provides practical guidance, deeper explanations, and clear instructions to help practitioners meaningfully connect with the purpose of each practice.

Receiving the oral transmission (lung) for this text connects you to the living lineage of these teachings and authorizes you to study and practice them in a traditional way.

Why Receive This Transmission?

1 – Clarify the Meaning of Ngöndro
Ngöndro is often misunderstood as simply a set of accumulations. Enlightening the Heart helps reveal the deeper purpose of these practices as a path of transforming the mind and awakening bodhicitta.
2 – Support for Modern Practitioners
Rinpoche wrote this text specifically to help students who may encounter questions or uncertainty when studying traditional Ngöndro manuals. The explanations illuminate subtle points that are sometimes only briefly mentioned in classical texts.
3 – Strengthen Your Foundation for Vajrayana Practice
Ngöndro establishes the essential basis of purification, merit, devotion, and wisdom that supports all higher tantric practices. With clearer understanding, your practice becomes more meaningful and effective.
4 – Deepen Your Personal Experience
Through clear explanations and practical guidance, Enlightening the Heart helps practitioners move beyond mechanical recitation and connect with the transformative inner meaning of the practices.

This text is available in the Profound Path of Vajra Yoga Practice Book.

Make an offering of Dana to Khentrul Rinpoche
It is common for those requesting an empowerment or transmission to make an offering. You can do so online here.

Schedule by Timezone 

Melbourne, AustraliaSun, 24 May 2026 at 7:00 PM Melbourne
Hong Kong, Hong Kong — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 5:00 PM HKT
Hanoi, Vietnam — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 4:00 PM ICT
Vienna, Austria — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 11:00 AM CEST
São Paulo, Brazil — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 6:00 AM BRT
New York, USA — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 5:00 AM EDT
San Francisco, USA — Sun, 24 May 2026 at 2:00 AM PDT

The Divine Ladder – Ngondro Oral Transmission & Teaching

The Divine Ladder – Ngondro Oral Transmission & Teaching

This event is available both Online and In-person.

The request for the Ngondro Transmission was made by the Chinese Group. The request for a teaching on the Ngondro was made by the Vietnamese community. Rinpoche has kindly agreed to both requests.

A Powerful Support for Your Ngöndro Practice

The Divine Ladder (Lha’i Them Skas) by the great Jonang master Jetsun Taranatha is a concise and powerful guide to the preliminary practices (Ngöndro) that prepare the mind for the profound path of Vajrayana. Receiving the oral transmission (lung) of this text connects you directly to the living lineage of realization that flows from the great masters of the Jonang tradition. Through this transmission, the words of the text become blessed and empowered, enabling you to authentically engage with the practice. Whether you are beginning your Ngöndro journey or seeking to deepen and strengthen your existing practice, receiving the lung for the Divine Ladder provides an essential foundation.

Why Receive This Transmission?

1 – Establish a Genuine Lineage Connection
In the Vajrayana tradition, receiving the oral transmission links you directly to the unbroken lineage of masters who practiced and realized the teachings. This connection carries the blessings and inspiration of the lineage into your own practice.
2 – Begin Ngöndro with Confidence
For those new to Ngöndro, the Divine Ladder offers a clear and traditional framework for entering the preliminary practices in a meaningful and authentic way.
3 – Strengthen and Reinvigorate Your Practice
Even experienced practitioners benefit from reconnecting with the foundational instructions. Receiving the lung can refresh your commitment and deepen your understanding of the purpose of Ngöndro.
4 – Prepare the Mind for the Profound Path
Ngöndro is not merely a set of preliminary exercises. It is a complete path of purification, accumulation of merit and wisdom, and transformation of the mind that prepares us for the deeper stages of Vajrayana practice.

Oral Transmission
The traditional text for the Jonang Kalachakra Ngondro is the Divine Ladder by Jetsun Taranatha. Rinpoche will bestow the complete transmission of the text and the supplementary Guru Yogas.
This text is available in the Profound Path of Vajra Yoga Practice Book.
This text is also available in the Hidden Treasure of the Profound Path, a Word-by-Word Commentary by Khentrul Rinpoche.

Short Teaching
In this short teaching Rinpoche will focus on how we can connect our heart to the practice of the Ngondro.

Make an offering of Dana to Khentrul Rinpoche
It is common for those requesting an empowerment or transmission to make an offering. You can do so online here.

Schedule by Timezone 

Melbourne, AustraliaSat, 25 Apr 2026 at 10:00 AM AEST
Hong Kong, Hong KongSat, 25 Apr 2026 at 8:00 AM HKT
Hanoi, VietnamSat, 25 Apr 2026 at 7:00 AM ICT
Vienna, Austria — Sat, 25 Apr 2026 at 2:00 AM CEST
São Paulo, BrazilFri, 24 Apr 2026 at 9:00 PM BRT
New York, USA — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 at 8:00 PM EDT
San Francisco, USA — Fri, 24 Apr 2026 at 5:00 PM PDT

108 Kunga Drolchok Oral Transmissions with Khentrul Rinpoche

108 Kunga Drolchok Oral Transmissions with Khentrul Rinpoche

This event will be available Online only.

This is not recorded. It can not be watched later.

A Once-in-a-Lifetime Transmission
The best is to receive the whole thing but if you can not there is still benefit to receive as much as you can. Rinpoche prefers you receive it completely.

In March 2026, Shar Khentrul Jamphel Lodrö Rinpoche will bestow the incredibly rare and precious 108 Quintessential Instructions, also known as the 108 Instructions of the Jonang (Jo nang khrid brgya).  This will be the first, and likely the only, time Rinpoche will bestow this complete lung (reading transmission). 

Over two months, for two hours each weekend, Rinpoche will transmit these pith instructions, which lead directly to the heart of Tibet’s most sacred practice traditions preserved through unbroken lineages from India.  Together, these teachings allow the sincere practitioner to touch the very source of the Rimé movement.  

 

 

Origins of the 108 Instructions of the Jonang
This collection of empowerments, instructions, and practices was originally collected by the polymath Jonang master Kunga Drolchok (1507-1566) who thereby laid the foundations for the Rimé movement.  His reincarnation, Jetsun Taranatha (1575-1634), continued this deliberate effort of nonsectarian scholarship and completed it, gathering together nearly extinct teachings from across Tibet’s practice traditions.

Together, their work preserves a range of what Rimé scholar Jamgön Kongtrül (1813-1899) called Tibet’s historic “Eight Great Chariots of Spiritual Accomplishment” practice lineages: 

-Nyingma (via Padmasambava and Vimalamitra)
-Kadam (via Atiśa and Dromtön Gyelwé Jungné)
-Sakya (via Virūpa)
-Kālacakra Six Yoga Tradition (via Somanātha, and in the 13th century, Kunpang Thukje Samdu permanent resident at Jomonang, since then it was called the Jonang tradition)
-Marpa Kagyu (via Naropa)
-Shangpa Kagyu (via Nigumā)
-Pacification and Severance (via Padampa Sangyé and Machik Labron)
-Approach and Accomplishment of the Three Vajras (via revelations from Vajrayoginī to Druthob Orgyanpa Rinchen Pel)

The result is a shining jewel of Tibetan literature and one of Buddhism’s most important works of unbiased Rimé-style scholasticism.

Why This Transmission Is Rare
The survival of these instructions was not inevitable. They have endured only because masters such as Shar Khentrul Jamphel Lodro Rinpoche received them fully, practiced them in retreat, and preserved them in their own mindstreams.

Rinpoche received this lung twice: once at his root Jonang monastery in Tibet and once again from H.H. the Dalai Lama.  

Due to the effort involved, Rinpoche plans to offer this transmission only once.  To our knowledge, this is the first time a global group of non-monastic practitioners has ever had access to these teachings.  

Who This Transmission Is For
For the past 10 years, various students of Rinpoche have been requesting this special transmission. Each of the 108 instructions was chosen both to preserve Tibet’s diverse traditions and to pass down the most effective practices for spiritual development.

Accordingly, this event is an opportunity for:

-New and long-term practitioners seeking authentic profound, lineage-based instructions.
-Students of any lineage who want to connect with the complete canon of teaching of all of Tibetan Buddhism. The essence of all the traditions is contained within this transmission.
-Students wishing to deepen their connection with Khentrul Rinpoche, the Jonang tradition, and this unbroken practice-based lineage.
-Practitioners of any background who appreciate the Rimé spirit and the wonderful diversity of how the dharma is expressed by different lineages using different skillful means.

Recommended Text

 

 

 

We strongly recommend purchasing Jonang: The One Hundred and Eight Teaching Manuals by Jamgön Kongtrul (Shambhala Publications). This volume contains the complete 108 manuals along with lineage prayers, autobiographical notes, historical accounts, preliminary practices, and other essential materials.

 

 

 

 

Because no text will be provided during the transmission, a high-quality commentary like Jamgön Kongtrul’s is essential for studying, contemplating, and practicing these teachings after the transmission.  

 

The Complete 108 Instructions of the Jonang

The Complete 108 Instructions of the Jonang:

1) Instruction on parting the four kinds of attachment (Zhen pa bzhi bral)

2) Instruction on seven points of training the mind (Blo sbyong don bdun ma)

3) Instruction on the essence of interdependence (Rten ‘brel snying po)

4) Instruction on utilizing pain and pleasure as the path (Skyid sdug lam khyer)

5) Instruction on training the mind (Sum pa’i blo sbyong)

6) Instruction on severing fear according to Machik Labdron (Ma gcig gi gcod)

7) Instruction on the essential three points (Snying po don gsum)

8) Instruction on resting the mind at ease (Sems nyid ngal gso)

9) Instruction on the three types of person (Skyes bu gsum)

10) Instruction on a gradual approach to the teachings (Bstan rim)

11) Instruction on equalizing saṃsāra and nirvāṇa (Srid zhi mnyam nyid)

12) Instruction on the great madhyamaka (Dbu ma chen po)

13) Instruction on the secret guidance of the Kadam (Bka’ gdams lkog khrid)

14) Instruction of the muni (Thub pa’i khrid)

15) Instruction on remaining unavered (Mi g.yo ba)

16) Instruction on Avalokiteśvara practice (Spyan ras gzigs)

17) Instruction on Tārā practice (Sgrol ma)

18) Instruction on the maxims of the Kadampa master Potowa (Po to ba’i dpe chos)

19) Instruction on the sixteen seminal spheres (Thig le bcu drug)

20) Instruction on the prajñāparāmitā (Sher phyin bka’ babs)

21) Instruction on the five paths of pacification (Zhi byed lam lnga)

22) Instruction on the progressive stages of meditation (Sgom rim thog mtha’ bar gsum

23) Instruction on the five treatises of Maitreya (Byams chos lnga)

24) Instruction on the view of rangtong (Rang stong lta khrid)

25) Instruction on the view of zhentong (Gzhan stong lta khrid)

26) Instruction on the concealed meaning (Sbas don)

27) Instruction on enhancing life (Tshe khrid)

28) Instruction on white Tārā practice (Sgrol dkar)

29) Instruction on white Amitāyus practice (Tshe dpag med dkar po)

30) Instruction according to the Tshembu tradition (Dmar khrid tshem bu lugs)

31) Instruction according to the Palmo tradition (Dmar khrid dpal mo lugs)

32) Instruction according to the Zagyal tradition (Dmar khrid zla rgyal lugs)

33) Instruction according to the Khyer Gangpa tradition (Dmar khrid skyer sgang pa’i lugs)

34) Instructions on Cakrasaṁvara practice (Bde mchog dmar khrid)

35) Instruction on Hevajra practice (Kye rdo rje’i dmar khrid)

36) Instruction on Vajrapāṇi practice (Phyag rdor ‘khor chen)

37) Instruction on the yoga of inner heat (Gtum mo)

38) Instruction on Varāhī practice (Phag mo kurma pA da)

39) Instruction on Kurukule practice (Ku ru kul+le)

40) Instruction according to the whispered lineage of the Kālachakra (Dus ‘khor snyan brgyud)

41) Instruction on the approach and accomplishment practices from the Tibetan master Orgyan Rinchen Pal (O rgyan bsnyen sgrub)

42) Instruction on taking the result as the path (Lam ‘bras)

43) Instruction on the inconceivable (Bsam mi khyab)

44) Instruction on the nine ways of profundity (Zab pa’i tshul dgu)

45) Instruction on the practice of spontaneous accomplishment (Lhan cig skyes grub)

46) Instruction on the completion of the inner heat process (Gtum mo lam rdzogs)

47) Instruction on alignment (Yon po bsrang ba)

48) Instruction on mudra practice (Phyag rgya lam khrid)

49) Instruction on mahāmudra without symbols (Phyag rgya chen po yi ge med pa)

50) Instruction on practicing in the proximity of a stupa (Mchod rten drung thob)

51) Instruction on synthesizing sūtra and tantra (Mdo rgyud bsre ba)

52) Instruction on expelling the obstacle of external spirits (Phyi rol gdon gyi bar chad sel ba)

53) Instruction on removing the hindrances of bodily agitations (‘Byung ba lus ‘khrugs kyi bar chad sel ba)

54) Instruction on removing the hindrances for samādhi (Ting nge ‘dzin gyi bar chad sel ba)

55) Instruction on removing the three kinds of suffering (Sdug bsngal gsum sel)

56) Instruction on recollecting the natural state (Gnyug ma dran gsal)

57) Instruction on the three purities (Dag pa gsum)

58) Instruction on self-consecration (Rang byin rlabs)

59) Instruction on the hidden path (Lam sbas bshad)

60) Instruction on clarifying symbolic significance (Brda’ don gsal ba)

61) Instruction on the five stages of Guhyasamāja (Gsang ‘dus rim lnga)

62) Instruction on Muktitlakanāma treatise of associated with the Guhyasamāja (Grol ba’i thig le)

63) Instruction on non-proliferation (Spros med)

54) Instruction on the four stage yoga (Rnal ‘byor bzhi rim)

65) Instruction on Bhairava practice (‘Jigs byed)

66) Instruction on mobilizing masculine forces in the central channel (Yab la brten rtsa dbu ma)

67) Instruction on mobilizing feminine forces in the central channel (Yum gyi rtsa dbu ma)

68) Instruction from the tradition of Gantapada (Dril bu rim lnga)

69) Instruction on the four stages of the black Mahākāla deity practice (Nag po rim bzhi)

70) Instruction on white Cakrasaṁvara practice (Bde mchog dkar po)

71) Instruction on the four seats (Gdan bzhi)

72) Instruction on Mahāmāya practice (Ma hA mA ya)

73) Instruction on the practice of Cakrasaṁvara with a donkey face (Bde mchog bong zhal can)

74) Instruction on the six practices of Varāhī (Phag mo’i sgom drug)

75) Instruction on the six-fold yoga of Nāropa (NA ro’i chos drug)

76) Instruction on the six-fold yoga of the female adept Niguma (Ni gu’i chos drug)

77) Instruction on the Gauma tradition of mahāmudra (Phyag rgya chen po ga’u ma)

78) Instruction on taking up the path (Lam ‘khyer)

79) Instruction on the deathless mind (Sems ‘chi med)

80) Instruction on the six dharmas of Sukha (Su kha chos drug)

81) Instruction of lady Dakmema (Bdag med ma’i nang khrid)

82) Instruction on the yoga of spontaneity (Lhan cig skyes sbyor)

83) Instruction on the fivefold mahāmudra (Phyag chen lnga ldan)

84) Instruction on the four symbols of mahāmudra (Phyag rgya chen po yi ge bzhi pa)

85) Instruction on the introduction of the three enlightened dimensions (Sku gsum ngo sprod)

86) Instruction on the inseparability of the mind and the vital winds (Rlung sems gnyis med)

87) Instruction on the practice of Sekarma (Sras mkhar ma)

88) Instruction on transferring consciousness according to the Ngok tradition (Rngog pa’i bsre ‘pho)

89) Instruction on the four pinnacle statements (Snyan gyi shog dril bzhi)

90) Instruction on the six-fold yoga of the Kālachakra (Sbyor drug)

91) Instruction on the six practices associated with the centers of the upper body (Snyan brgyud steng sgo chos drug)

92) Instruction on the nine cycles of teachings associated with the disembodied ḍākinīs (Lus med mkha’ ‘gro’i chos skor dgu)

93) Instruction on the vast and profound according to Zhang (Zhang gi zab rgya)

94) Instruction on the six-fold yoga of Dra Lotsāwa (Dpal chen rgwa lo’i sbyor drug)

95) Instruction on the cycle of mahāmudra by Phakmo Drupa Dorje Gyalpo (Phag gru phyag chen thel skor)

96) Instruction on the single intent (Dgongs gcig)

97) Instruction on the six dharmas of Tak Lungpa Tashi Pal (Stag lung pa’i chos drug)

98) Instruction on the single experience of omens associated with guru sadhana (Bla sgrub rten ‘brel ro snyoms)

99) Instruction on five aspects according to Loray (Lo ras thub pa lnga ldan)

100) Instruction on the six essential practices for mountain retreat (Ri chos snying po ma drug)

101) Instruction on the propitiation of the protector Kurakma (Mgon po sku rags ma)

102) Instruction on the propitiation of the protector Palgur (Dpal gur gyi mgon po’i nang khrid)

103) Instruction on the three cycles of spontaneous poetry (Do ha skor gsum)

104) Instructions on the six dharmas of a siddha (Grub thob chos drug)

105) Instruction on the progressive path according to Padmasambhava (Pad+ma lam rim)

106) Instruction according to the edict of a king (Rgyal po bka’ ‘bum)

107) Instruction on the jewel that liberates upon being seen (Nor bu mthong grol)

108) Instruction on the mind as a wish-fulfilling jewel (Sems khrid yid bzhin nor bu)

 

What Is a Lung Transmission?
This is a lung (reading) transmission, one of the three modes of transmission in Vajrayana Buddhism alongside wang (empowerment) and thri (instructions).  During a lung transmission, the teacher reads the sacred text aloud, often quickly, for lengthy periods of time, and in Tibetan. The purpose is two-fold:

1 – It authorizes students to read and study the text.
2 – It passes on the lineage energy and transmission, maintaining the unbroken chain from guru to student.

How to Receive a Lung
Regardless of whether you speak Tibetan, a lung is not about understanding passages as they are read. Even when the text is unfamiliar or difficult, the transmission is said to plant the full blessing and potential of the teachings in the student’s mindstream.

To receive the lung effectively:

-Hold the right motivation and view
-Stay present and attentive in a meditative state
-Meditate single pointedly on the sound if you can
-Let go of the temptation to make the lung yet another intellectual struggle
-Trust the power of the ritual, its lineage blessings, and the guru

This approach allows the profound impact of the lung to unfold over time through study, contemplation, and practice.

What Can I Do with this Empowerment?
This transmission will:

-Deepen your appreciation of nonsectarian Rimé practice and scholarship regardless of your tradition
-Help you understand how Tibet’s main practice lineages complement one another while maintaining distinct qualities
-Deepen your connection with the Jonang lineage and Khentrul Rinpoche

The 108 Instructions offer a vast view into the strengths of multiple practice lineages, highlighting the importance of preserving and appreciating their diverse skillful methods for us diverse practitioners.

Who Can Attend?
Any stable Dharma practitioner from any tradition is welcome to attend. Khentrul Rinpoche says it’s best for you to attend the entire series of transmissions, but if you miss one, there is still value in receiving as much as you can.  We do not know which part of the text will be given when and will mark off the sections given each week in our Dzokden online learning center so you can know what part you received. 

HOW THE ONLINE TRANSMISSION WILL WORK
1) Register for each attendee that will be receiving the transmission. You will be added to the course on learn.dzokden.org
2) You must receive the transmission online in real-time and attend every transmission (as best as you are able).  We will not record the transmission.  We do not offer any text for this event.
3) You will receive access to the zoom for each of the sessions the week of the transmission.

VARIABLE PROGRAM COSTS
The Dharma is not for sale but we do have a cost to put on global events. We have created 3 offering levels to help make this affordable to a range of attendees as we must raise funds to cover the cost. The cost has been adjusted for the cost of living in various countries. Thank you for understanding so that we can make this accessible to our global family. If your ability to pay makes it difficult to attend this program, we will make every effort to make attendance possible.

Schedule by Timezone

Melbourne, Australia

Melbourne, Australia

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – March 21, 2026 / 4:00 PM
Session 2 – March 29, 2026 / 10:00 AM
Session 3 – April 5, 2026 / 10:00 AM
Session 4 – April 12, 2026 / 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Session 5 – April 19, 2026 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Session 6 – April 26, 2026 / 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Session 7 – May 3, 2026 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Session 8 – May 10, 2026 / 4:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Session 9 – May 17, 2026 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mongolia, Singapore and Taiwan

Hong Kong, Shanghai, Mongolia, Singapore and Taiwan

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 21 / 1:00 PM
Session 2 – Mar 29 / 7:00 AM
Session 3 – Apr 5 / 8:00 AM
Session 4 – Apr 12 / 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Session 5 – Apr 19 / 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Session 6 – Apr 26 / 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Session 7 – May 3 / 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM
Session 8 – May 10 / 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM
Session 9 – May 17 / 6:00 AM – 10:00 AM

Hanoi, Vietnam

Hanoi, Vietnam

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 21 / 12:00 PM
Session 2 – Mar 29 / 6:00 AM
Session 3 – Apr 5 / 7:00 AM
Session 4 – Apr 12 / 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Session 5 – Apr 19 / 5:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Session 6 – Apr 26 / 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Session 7 – May 3 / 5:00 AM – 9:00 AM
Session 8 – May 10 / 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Session 9 – May 17 / 5:00 AM – 9:00 AM

Central Europe and South Africa

Central Europe and South Africa

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 21 / 6:00 AM
Session 2 – Mar 29 / 12:00 AM (midnight)
Session 3 – Apr 5 / 2:00 AM
Session 4 – Apr 12 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Session 5 – Apr 19 / 12:00 AM – 4:00 AM
Session 6 – Apr 26 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Session 7 – May 3 / 12:00 AM – 4:00 AM
Session 8 – May 10 / 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Session 9 – May 17 / 12:00 AM – 4:00 AM

São Paulo, Brazil

São Paulo, Brazil

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 21 / 2:00 AM
Session 2 – Mar 28 / 8:00 PM
Session 3 – Apr 4 / 9:00 PM
Session 4 – Apr 12 / 3:00 AM – 7:00 AM
Session 5 – Apr 18 / 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Session 6 – Apr 26 / 3:00 AM – 7:00 AM
Session 7 – May 2 / 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM
Session 8 – May 10 / 3:00 AM – 7:00 AM
Session 9 – May 16 / 7:00 PM – 11:00 PM

East Coast USA, Toronto

East Coast USA, Toronto

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 21 / 1:00 AM
Session 2 – Mar 28 / 7:00 PM
Session 3 – Apr 4 / 8:00 PM
Session 4 – Apr 12 / 2:00 AM – 6:00 AM
Session 5 – Apr 18 / 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Session 6 – Apr 26 / 2:00 AM – 6:00 AM
Session 7 – May 2 / 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Session 8 – May 10 / 2:00 AM – 6:00 AM
Session 9 – May 16 / 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM

West Coast USAo

West Coast USA

Session 1 (Innate Kalachakra Empowerment) – Mar 20 / 10:00 PM
Session 2 – Mar 28 / 4:00 PM
Session 3 – Apr 4 / 5:00 PM
 Session 4 – Apr 11 / 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Session 5 – Apr 18 / 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Session 6 – Apr 25 / 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Session 7 – May 2 / 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM
Session 8 – May 9 / 11:00 PM – 3:00 AM
Session 9 – May 16 / 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM


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