These activities allow the community to regularly connect with the blessings of the lineage and support Rinpoche's activities. The specific practice is usually announced 3 to 5 days in advance and prior registration is required.
Next confirmed puja
Current weekly puja
- Practice
- Twenty-One Taras Puja · Four Mandala Practice & Fire Offering
- Date
- Saturday, October 10, 2026
- Time
- 09:00 Spain · 15:00 Taiwan
- Donation
- EUR 8 individual - EUR 15 family - free donation
Tara is the manifestation of the compassionate activity of all Buddhas. She is traditionally associated with swiftly helping beings, dispelling the eight great fears, and removing inner and outer obstacles. The Four Mandala practice combines offering, praise, confession, and supplication, supporting the accumulation of merit and wisdom, purification of obstacles, and favourable conditions for practice. The session includes a fire offering and is presided over by H.E. Gongkar Dorje Dhenpa Rinpoche.
About this practice
Green Tara
Tara
Green Tara embodies the enlightened activity of the Buddhas and is associated with the swift elimination of obstacles and compassionate response to the needs of beings.
Traditional benefits
- Eliminate inner and outer obstacles.
- Respond to the needs and aspirations of beings.
- Favour protection, resources and conditions for practice.
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The puja takes place in person in Taiwan and is broadcast simultaneously on Zoom. To join online, use the usual Dzongpa Europa registration form. The announcement does not specify an end time.
Regular schedule
Saturdays
- 15:00 Taiwan (Asia/Taipei)
- 09:00 Spain (summer time)
- 08:00 Spain (winter time)
⏳ The specific practice is usually announced 3 to 5 days in advance.
How to participate
- The specific puja is announced a few days in advance.
- Dzongpa Europa updates the calendar and sends the corresponding notice.
- Interested participants register in advance.
- Once the puja is confirmed, this page explains how Zoom access is provided; prior registration is still required.
- Those who wish to may make the suggested donation for Rinpoche.
Regular practices
The pujas may include, among others, the following practices of the Dzongpa lineage:
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Green Tara
Practice of Mother Tara, source of protection and liberation from obstacles.
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Brahmanrupa Mahakala
Protector of the Dzongpa lineage for over 600 years, with a special bond with Rinpoche.
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Dzambala
Deity of abundance and spiritual and material wealth.
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White Ganapati Dzongpa
An uncommon practice of the Dzongpa lineage that increases wealth and perfects merit.
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Four-Armed Avalokiteshvara
The Great Compassionate One, a central practice for the benefit of all beings.
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Vajradaka Fire Puja
Fire puja to purify negative karma and remove inner and outer obstacles.
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Tsog Offering
Accumulation of merit and wisdom, restoration of commitments and vows.
Prior registration
To participate in the weekly pujas, prior registration is required. After registration, the corresponding access information will be sent.
Register
🔒 Advance registration is still required. The Zoom link is shown once the puja has been confirmed.
Puja calendar
Upcoming confirmed practices with H.E. Gongkar Dorje Dhenpa Rinpoche.
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Suggested donation for Rinpoche
Donations help sustain Rinpoche's activities and the continuity of the lineage practices. Participation requires prior registration. The suggested donation is €8 per person or €15 per family.
Card payment
You can also make your donation via secure card payment through Stripe. This option is especially convenient for people outside Spain.
Card payment may incur processing fees. If you wish, you can voluntarily add a small additional amount to help cover them.
Email notifications
Registered participants or newsletter subscribers will receive notices and reminders about the weekly pujas. When the specific practice is confirmed, Dzongpa Europa will send a notification with the corresponding information.
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The intention is to send a notice when the puja is confirmed, usually 3 to 5 days before, and a reminder to registered participants before the practice.