All-pervading Auspiciousness: Purificatory Fasting Ritual of the Noble Eleven-Faced Avalokitesvara

"Loving-kindness and compassion being the essence of dharma, their appearance in the form of a deity is that of Avalokitesvara, the Great Compassionate One. The supreme practice of this deity is the practice of nyungnay. As has been taught, with just one set of authentic nyungnay sessions, the gate to lower rebirth can be closed. For this reason, my student Bhiksuni Karuna engaged in 108 consecutive sets of this practice, and thereafter completed many more. In order to provide a convenient text for students who aspire to do the practice, she has put together a nyungnay text that includes Tibetan, English, and Chinese. I rejoice in the creation of such a well-laid out practice text, and make the aspiration that many will be benefited by it. - Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche." (From the Foreward)

Produced under the guidance of Venerable Khenpo Karthar Rinpoche by Bhiksuni Karuna Tara.

Nyungne Sadhana: All-pervading Auspiciousness: Purificatory Fasting Ritual of the Noble Eleven-Faced Avalokitesvara, Spiral bound, 296 pages, 2015, $30.00

Eightfold Auspiciousness

Dharani of Vajravidarana

Dharani of Usnisavijaya

The Praise of the Twelve Deeds

Karmapa Mikyo Dorje's Lamenting Eulogy to Noble and Sublime Avalokitesvara

Seven Branches

Mandala offering

The Sutra in Three Parts

All-pervading Auspiciousness: Purificatory Fasting Ritual of the Noble Eleven-Faced Avalokitesvara

Offering from The Way of the Bodhisattva

The King of Aspirations: The Noble Aspiration for Excellent Conduct

Confession of wrongdoing

Maitreya's Aspiration

Dedication prayer from The Way of the Bodhisattva

The Sukhavati Aspiration "I humbly prostrate"

The Aspiration of Mahamudra, the True Meaning

Precious Garland: A Brief Aspiration for Rebirth in the Realm of Blessed Aksobhya

The Aspiration "Buddhas of the ten directions and the four times"

Dedication

Concluding auspicious prayers: first set, second set and third set