Consecration Ritual of Thousand-Dakini Palace on July 25th 2001

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Rinpoche led the consecration ritual of Thousand-Dakini Palace on July 25th 2001

　

Funerary stupa of H.E. Dangqu Denpa enshrined at the Thousand-Dakini Palace

　
The retreat house of H.E. Dangqu Denpa at Wara Dechen Mountain with funerary stupa inside, storing his body relics.

The stupa was destroyed during the period of Cultural Revolution. Fortunately, most of the body relics were collected by local devotees in secret. After reconstruction of Wara Dechen Monastery the majority of the relics were given back to the monastery. But the return of His Eminence’s skull was delayed.
The monk collecting the skull of His Eminence expressed his deathbed to offer Rinpoche the skull. On the right day for the consecration of Thousand-Dakini Palace, the skull was sent to Wara Dechen Monastery, which was taken as a very auspicious omen. After identification Rinpoche confirmed the truth of the skull and bestowed some precious blessing objects on the collector’s family as a reward.

Rinpoch gave blessing to devotees with the skull of H.E.Dangqu Denpa

　

Tulkus attending the consecration ritual of the Thousand-Dakini Palace

　

A feast offering ritual was held on the next day. A monk of Wara Dechen Monastery made Guru offering to Rinpoche.

　
Khenpo and all retreat monks of Wara Dechen Monastery held a special prayer ritual for the disciples, which has powerful blessing to eliminate obstacles on their path of Dharma practice.

Scenery of Wara Dechen Monastery

side view of Wara Dechen Monastery