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Recitation of the Mamo Chant

Recitation of the Mamo Chant
Pacifying the Turmoil of the Mamos is traditionally recited by vajrayana practitioners
from the twentieth through the twenty-ninth days of the last lunar month of the Tibetan
year. It is not recited on the day before Shambhala Day. It is the Sakyong's wish to invite
all practitioners to participate in the mamo recitation practice. The practice sessions
should be led by tantrikas.
The mamo chant is recited in order to pacify the karmic cause of personal, social, and
environmental chaos that accumulates at the year's end. It is an elaborate protector
offering. By reciting the chant, we tune into the protector principle of awareness and
reconnect with sacred outlook.

The first night of recitation, Jan. 31st, Tom Jorce will present an explanation and walk-through of this protector chant before the practice begins. 

There is no donation for this program.