Our annual Ushnisha Vijaya (Tibetan: Namgyema) long life puja with a 1000 lamp offerings was performed for the well being, good health and happiness of all beings on Dec. 15th, 2024. May everyone have received Ushnisha Vijaya’s blessings and feel physically very well!
This year the Tibetan Wood-Dragon New Year began on Feb 10th. The Tibetan New Year 2025 is the Wood-Snake year and will begin on February 28th. May Ushnisha Vijay continue taking us in positive directions every year!
Ushnisha Vijaya, is the Compassionate Mother…she has three faces, eight arms
and is one of the three respected deities of longevity. Her white body, radiates like glistening snow on the top of a mountain. Her central face, body and eight arms
are white, symbolizing her ability to eliminate all misfortunes…her middle face is like a full moon; she is blessed with a radiant smile that pacifies obstacles. Her second right face, is yellow and manifests Compassion for all beings…this face has a smile full laughter. Her third left face is blue and slightly wrathful, it manifests her wrathful essence, and brings control over the negative minds…she cuts through the ignorance of all. Ushnishavijaya is also known as a goddess who helps those who are sick to be cured and those who have passed away and are traveling in the Bardo to take a precious human rebirth and those who have died in a lower realm, she uplifts to a higher realm…
We also made strong prayers for the wellbeing of all beings in this world!
Khi Khi Tso Tso!
Khi khi tso tso!
Khi khi tso tso!
May the blessings be received by all!!!
Lha Gyalo!
May all the gods be happy!
May everyone’s wish be fulfilled!
May Ushnisha Vijaya’s blessings and our prayer flags radiate to all… may everyone have good health, happy excellent long lives and
may all also financially do well!!!
May everyone in the world have received our prayers! Andrea and Frances
Andrea Abinanti is a long time friend, Tara Dancer an supporter of Tara Dhatu. Each year she includes us in the long life Ushnisha Vijaya pujas and Wealth pujas ( see additional article ) at the Swayambhu Stupa in Kathmandu Valley
