Helpful guidance for choices big and small. By relying upon the wisdom of an enlightened deity, Geshe Denma uses ancient techniques using mantra and mala to receive wisdom knowledge to guide decisions. Usually takes ½ hour.

Ancient tradition to protect wealth and resources and to remove obstacles to prosperity. The wealth vase is made during a two-day ritual and filled with precious items symbolic of prosperity and goodness that are empowered with mantras of Dzambala. Usually takes two days.

This is traditionally performed in support of a deceased loved one for the 49 days between death and rebirth. This is a time of transition. Each week, the deceased encounters different kinds of challenges and suffering. This ritual is performed in order to alleviate their suffering, support the peacefulness of their mind, and to remind them of the Buddha’s guidance. Geshe Denma will either perform this once during the first week after death, or once a week for the full 49 days.

Tsa Tsa are small clay images molded in the form of an enlightened image using some of the cremation ashes. This creates a sacred connection between the deceased and enlightened energy. They are traditionally placed in a meditation cave or on altar. Often done in the USA for pets that have passed. Done by or with Geshe Denma as you choose.