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Medicine Buddha Puja

  • Chenrezig Institute 33 Johnsons Road Eudlo, QLD, 4554 Australia (map)

About Event:

This puja is offered on the occasion of the birthday of His Holiness Dalai Lama. All are welcome to attend.

According to the Four Tantras, the fundamental cause of every disease is to be found in the three delusions of ignorance, attachment, and aversion. Buddhas such as Shakyamuni and the seven Medicine Buddhas are referred to as great physicians because they have the compassion, wisdom, and skillful means to diagnose and treat the root delusions underlying all mental and physical malaise. The seven Medicine Buddhas work to pacify the obstacles to the achievement of temporary happiness, liberation, and the ultimate happiness of full enlightenment.

The Medicine Buddha practice can be used to help those who have already died and liberate them from suffering. It is also very powerful in bringing about success in daily life and spiritual practice.

Lama Zopa says, “It is very important that the elaborate Medicine Buddha puja with extensive offerings be done regularly. The offerings should be as extensive and as beautiful as possible, and done in order to benefit all sentient beings.”

The Medicine Buddha puja is in English and takes around 60 minutes.

Held in the Gompa at Chenrezig Institute.

attend in-person:

There is no need to register to attend our pujas. Simply come along. If you would like to make a donation towards (or sponsor) a puja, please complete the form below with details of the puja and the person you are dedicating for.

The puja is no longer usually offered online but if it is please use the links below:

https://us02web.zoom.us/j/372934059?pwd=bGpDUGw5MDgremd5ZjVnNDhKeTlPUT09

meeting code: 372 934 059
passcode: 029924

The proceeds from your booking are classified as a donation and as such do not incur GST.

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