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At the statue of Green Tara near Elista will be an exit ritual "Mandal Shiva"

On Sunday, October 18, on the eighth lunar day of the Matzg Odr, which is traditionally considered the day of manifestations of Tara and the Medicine Buddha, the clergymen of the Trinity Khurul Orgyen Sangag Choling will perform a visiting ritual of offering Green Tara Mandal Shiva.

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At the statue of Green Tara near Elista will be an exit ritual "Mandal Shiva"

On Sunday, October 18, on the eighth lunar day of the Matzg Odr, which is traditionally considered the day of manifestations of Tara and the Medicine Buddha, the clergymen of the Trinity Khurul Orgyen Sangag Choling will perform a visiting ritual of offering Green Tara Mandal Shiva.

The ceremony will be held at the statue of Green Tara, located near Elista and has already become one of the notable attractions of the city.

To date, the monument is filled with many consecrated Dungs and relics. After twice carrying out the ritual of consecration of Rabne, the statue gained the status of a full-fledged object of worship and prayer.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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