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Rigpa Prayer Request Service Rigpa Prayer Request Service offers the opportunity to request prayers or special practices for yourself, your friends and relatives who may be ill, experiencing difficulties, or who have died. Prayers are also done for removing obstacles and creating auspicious circumstances. The prayers and practices are performed at Lerab Ling and leading Tibetan Buddhist monasteries in India and the Himalayas. By making an offering, a tangible connection is established between the person who is in need of prayers and those who are reciting the prayers on their behalf. The suggested minimum offering to request prayers for someone And we suggest an amount of €40 for someone who has died. Their names will be read out during Riwo Sangchö and Duknal Rangdrol once a week for 7 weeks. Of course, you may choose to offer as much as you are inspired, motivated and able to do so. You can make an offering online after which you will receive a confirmation emmail. In that mail is a link to a form where you can fill in your requests. For more information please send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
Rigpa Prayer Requests in LERAB LING You can sponsor part, the whole or more than the suggested offerings to the practices in Lerab Ling:
You can make an offering online after which you will receive a confirmation emmail. In that mail is a link to a form where you can fill in your requests. For more information please send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . Two Types of Dedication When you request prayers in someone’s name, two different types
You may also send us a picture of your friend or relative, together with the reason why practices are being requested, so that they are read out to the Lerab Ling practising community. The Prayers in Lerab Ling are carried out by: The prayers at Lerab Ling are carried out by the monastic and lay community of practitioners, except for Dukngal Rangdrol (a practice for the deceased), which is carried out by a specialized group. This group is led by senior members of Lerab Ling’s monastic community and is composed of experienced practitioners who have received extensive training from Sogyal Rinpoche. Your Request for Prayers in Lerab Ling include:
Every two weeks – your name or that of your friend or relative will
Both monasteries share a close connection to Rigpa and regularly dedicate their practice on our behalf. For those who have died, the monasteries will perform Chang Chok and other special practices. (Chang Chok is a ritual purification practice in which a qualified master guides the consciousness of the deceased to a better rebirth).
Once each year – all the names sent to us for prayers will be forwarded to a number of different Tibetan monasteries, for dedication during their major prayer gatherings and practice cycles (drupchens). This includes:
You can make an offering online after which you will receive a confirmation emmail. In that mail is a link to a form where you can fill in your requests. For more information please send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
For members of the Rigpa Sangha only The Are You Ready? website supports practitioners and their sangha friends who face illness, dying or death. It helps you to prepare well, care for each other more deeply with a greater level of confidence and skill.
Sponsoring Prayers & Ceremonies in the EAST For practices in the East, at Chorten Gompa in Sikkim, India, you can make an offering online after which you will receive a confirmation emmail. In that mail is a link to a form where you can fill in your requests. For more information please send an email to This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .
How to Order Prayers off-line You can download an order form for specific prayers and practices. You may already have a clear idea or preference for the specific prayers or practices that you would like to request, in which case you can consult the list directly. Alternatively, you may wish to seek advice as to which prayers would be the most effective and appropriate to sponsor, in which case we can, on your behalf, request a divination from Kyabjé Dodrupchen Rinpoche. Please note that whilst we cannot guarantee the effectiveness of the prayers, we can ensure that all prayers and practice are performed strictly according to the tradition, in an authentic way.
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