The Merits of Feast Offering Are Unbelievable

A single feast offering can accumulate the equivalent of thirty years of personal spiritual practice

The Tsog Offering (Feast Offering) is a Vajrayana practice of gathering and offering vast offerings to accumulate great merit and wisdom. It is said that participating in one Tsog Offering generates the merit of thirty years of individual practice. Guru Padmasambhava emphasised that Tsog Offering is a powerful method

for quickly gaining spiritual nourishment, accumulating merit, and purifying negative karma.

 It involves making offerings to:

1. Our Root Guru, the main deity, Buddhas, Bodhisattvas, dakas and dakinis, and Dharma protectors. 
2. As well as to the local spirits, gods of the mountains, ghosts, and beings from the six realms—including our karmic debtors

During the Tsog Offering, the Three Bodies of the Buddha (Trikaya) are invited to the location of the ceremony, where through mantras, mudras, and meditation, the offerings are transformed into nectar. Tsog Offering is not just a simple offering, but one with profound significance and transformative power.

The Merits of Puja Offering

1. Eliminating Illness and Prolonging Life: Helps eliminate karmic obstacles, thereby eliminating illness, promoting health, and extending lifespan.

2. Removing Obstacles: Removes obstacles in career, interpersonal relationships, family, and other aspects, bringing harmony and fulfilment to all things.

3. Averting Harm: Can avert harm from evil spells, curses, and demonic practices.

4. Equivalent to Offering: The merit of Puja offering is equivalent to offering to all Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. Performing Puja offerings frequently will receive blessings and light from Buddhas and Bodhisattvas. With sincere devotion, one will receive the greatest blessings.

5. Obtaining Good Fortune: Through Puja offerings, one can obtain abundant good fortune and rapidly increase one’s merit. This merit is not merely monetary wealth, but also includes virtue and wisdom, future rebirths, physical appearance and height, a precious birth, fame, the assistance of benefactors, special opportunities for spiritual practice, and the practitioner’s own spiritual power. Moreover, it accumulates not just merit for this life, but for many future lives.

Every two months Yen Ming Temple holds a feast offering, and each year there are two major feast offerings held which are led by True Buddha School worldwide.

We welcome everyone to register, attend and donate/sponsor our offering activities. If you wish to donate or sponsor offerings, you can either make the donation on our website or transfer funds to the Yen Ming Tang Temple bank account:
ANZ A/C No: 013422/191668993
A/C name: YEN MING TANG BUDDHIST MEDITATION CENTRE