If you feel drawn to connect with Breeze of Delight but are not sure where to begin, the traditional protocol is to request a Mo Divination. This consultation can help clarify your question and may suggest a particular practice or offering. You may find yourself beginning a longer spiritual journey, or the guidance may be wonderfully simple: “Light a candle.”

If you would like to make an aspiration on behalf of yourself, a friend, or a family member, you can make a Butter Lamp Offering. You may dedicate the offering to whatever is most important to you, whether that is a loved one who is ill or suffering, someone who has died, a beloved animal, or an aspiration for peace and the well-being of all beings.

Breeze of Delight continues the family tradition established by Lady Konchok Palden and Lama Pegyal. Lady Konchok has passed away, and her son, Lama Gyurme Dorje, continues the family’s Buddhist practices and offerings. Proceeds from Breeze of Delight support the family’s work and provide income for those who maintain these traditional practices. As the practice grows, the family’s aspiration is also to contribute to nonprofit Buddhist activities as a way of expressing their gratitude and generosity.

Butter Lamp Offerings

Butter lamp offerings are a traditional Buddhist practice of offering light and making aspirations. Your offering may be dedicated to yourself, another person, a loved one who has died, or an aspiration for peace and the benefit of all beings.

Mo Divinations

Mo is a traditional Tibetan Buddhist system of divination used to seek guidance about personal questions, uncertainty, and circumstances in life. Lama Pegyal has a longstanding connection with the tradition of supplicating Vetali for guidance.

Buddhist Statue & Treasure Vase Consecration

In the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, sacred statues and other rupas are traditionally filled with mantras and sacred substances and then consecrated through ritual practice. Lama Pegyal performs advanced consecration practices for Buddhist statues and treasure vases.

Khatas

Khatas are traditional Tibetan offering scarves given as expressions of respect, welcome, gratitude, and goodwill. They may be offered to Dharma teachers, friends, family members, and honored guests.

Onchen Family Lineage Specialties

The family continues a number of traditional Buddhist ritual practices, including practices for long life, removing obstacles, purification, blessings, and other circumstances. Specific practices may be requested for an individual, family, home, business, or other meaningful purpose.