Since 2014, several drupchös—intensive practice accumulations—have been conducted annually at Dhagpo Kundreul Ling and other lineage centers across Asia and Europe. This is how a lineage endures and remains vibrant.
Gendun Rinpoche transmitted these practices in order for them to be accomplished. Gyalwa Karmapa emphasized their importance and preciousness. Lama Jigme Rinpoche and Gendun Rinchen create the conditions for committed practitioners to continue their training and reconnect with the experience gained during retreat.
For one week, monastic and lay practitioners carried out intensive Mahakala practice in the presence of Nendo Rinpoche, accompanied by Umze Ngedön and Karmapa’s monks.
Wednesday, October 2nd, marked the conclusion of the Mahakala accumulation at Dhagpo Kundreul Ling, an important event in the centre’s history. Led by Nendo Rinpoche, this practice gathered nearly a hundred practitioners daily in the grand temple. The Mahakala sand mandala was crafted for the first time.
The precision of the external aspects of the practice (chants and ritual gestures) is an essential support for inner practice. The expertise of Tibetan ritual masters ensures an authentic continuity of the ongoing learning in France.
Gathered around Nendo Rinpoche for the offerings that concluded this period of practice, participants expressed profound gratitude and their desire to continue this learning.
The motivation of the awakened mind, and on this foundation, practice, practice, and more practice. And all the fruits will naturally appear.
