The practice of Vajrasattva, and the recitation of Vajrasattva’s 100-syllable mantra, are common to all Tibetan Buddhist lineages, and are an essential component of the preliminary practices, or Ngondro.

Vajrasattva meditation is the most effective method of purification practices and is included in the Phowa courses taught by Ayang Rinpoche. Rinpoche also teaches a more extensive practice, the Outer, Inner, Secret, Innermost Secret and Essence Nature Buddha Vajrasattva. This rare practice is a wisdom treasure of Kathog Rigdzin Tsewang Norbu: “Clear Depths of the Heart Sphere of Vajrasattva.”

Traditionally this Vajrasattva practice was given only to those who maintained a strict retreat, and not taught in public. H.E. Ayang Rinpoche will offer these teachings to all without previous requisites with the firm promise the practitioner will complete Ngondro or 400,000 Vajrasattva long mantras, as well as commit to retreat practice of some length in the future.

This Vajrasattva practice is extraordinarily rich and beautiful, containing highly effective methods to heal ourselves and others, purify negative karma, and enter into the clear light state.

Ayang Rinpoche describes this Vajrasattva practice as “a complete path to enlightenment.”