gompa
Om Padme Ushnisha Vimale Hum Phat
This "Ten-Syllable Door King Mantra" was given by Guru Padmasambhava to protect sentient beings. On the external level, this mantra protects the home and the people living in it from the entry of hostile beings of both the physical and immaterial planes. On the internal level, it is the cause of liberation and the establishment on the Path of Dharma of those beings who simply pass under it. For this reason, this mantra is often placed above the front door of a home.
"Anyone who sees, hears, speaks, touches, keeps or thinks of this ten-syllable king mantra will be freed from all suffering and misery."
This "Ten-Syllable Door King Mantra" was given by Guru Padmasambhava to protect sentient beings. On the external level, this mantra protects the home and the people living in it from the entry of hostile beings of both the physical and immaterial planes. On the internal level, it is the cause of liberation and the establishment on the Path of Dharma of those beings who simply pass under it. For this reason, this mantra is often placed above the front door of a home.
"Anyone who sees, hears, speaks, touches, keeps or thinks of this ten-syllable king mantra will be freed from all suffering and misery."
Om Padme Ushnisha Vimale Hum Phat
Gompa Painting
In 2013, we, a small group of Dzogchen Community, painted the Kunsangar South gompa under the guidance of Migmar. Practitioners from various places in Russia, Ukraine and Italy came to paint the gompa.
It was 10 years ago, so many details have faded from memory, but the main memories remain.
It was a wonderful friendly group, where everyone tried to show awareness and only the best emotions.
There was only one month for painting and everyone understood that this was very, very little, so we worked all day from morning to evening, with a short break during the day. Once a week there was a day off and we went or walked to the sea. I would like to separately remember Roma, although he did not take direct part in the painting, but thanks to him we were able not to waste precious time and energy on cooking and fully concentrate on work. We were helped by the feeling of belonging to something very big and important, we understood that we were doing this for the future of our community and this was our contribution to it.
Lev Sedov
In 2013, we, a small group of Dzogchen Community, painted the Kunsangar South gompa under the guidance of Migmar. Practitioners from various places in Russia, Ukraine and Italy came to paint the gompa.
It was 10 years ago, so many details have faded from memory, but the main memories remain.
It was a wonderful friendly group, where everyone tried to show awareness and only the best emotions.
There was only one month for painting and everyone understood that this was very, very little, so we worked all day from morning to evening, with a short break during the day. Once a week there was a day off and we went or walked to the sea. I would like to separately remember Roma, although he did not take direct part in the painting, but thanks to him we were able not to waste precious time and energy on cooking and fully concentrate on work. We were helped by the feeling of belonging to something very big and important, we understood that we were doing this for the future of our community and this was our contribution to it.
Lev Sedov
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