At the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Tambun, a Universal Medicine Buddha Mantra-Puja will be held this November 6, for the sixth consecutive year. Since there is more time for the temple committee to prepare, this year's mantra-puja is expected to be better and bigger, drawing a larger crowd of devotees as well. Additionally, the ritual ... continue reading »

At the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Tambun, a Universal Medicine Buddha Mantra-Puja will be held this October 18, for the fifth year. Since there is more time for the temple committee to prepare, this year's mantra-puja is expected to be better and bigger, drawing a larger crowd of devotees as well. Additionally, the ritual will ... continue reading »

At the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Tambun, a Universal Medicine Buddha Mantra-Puja will be held this October 29, for the fourth year. Since there is more time for the temple committee to prepare, this year's mantra-puja is expected to be better and bigger, drawing a larger crowd of devotees as well. Additionally, the ritual will ... continue reading »

At the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Tambun, a Universal Medicine Buddha Mantra-Puja will be held this November for the third year. Since there is more time for the temple committee to prepare, this year's mantra-puja is expected to be better and bigger, drawing a larger crowd of devotees as well. Additionally, the ritual will be ... continue reading »

At the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple in Tambun, a Universal Medicine Buddha Mantra-Puja will be held this October for the second year. Since there is more time for the temple committee to prepare, this year's mantra-puja is expected to be better and bigger, drawing a larger crowd of devotees as well. Additionally, the ritual will be ... continue reading »

Compared to Wesak Day, the recent Medicine Buddha puja at the Enlightened Heart Tibetan Buddhist Temple attracted a smaller crowd of only about 300 devotees. Held annually, perhaps the smaller attendance was due to this year-end event coinciding with the long Deepavali weekend. Conducted by disciples of the late Dorje Guru Ge Li, also known as Yong ... continue reading »