Termas of 21 Wealth Deities
Generally when we recite the Mantra and Sutra of Wealth deities to accumulate merits, it does not refer to the materials acquirement, but rather it refers to the richness and contentment in the mind. When you have accumulated a lot of merits, your mind become stable and contented. Your mind reach a state of richness. Guru Rinpoche magically proclaimed this 21 wealth deities sadhana to the great Terton Mingyur Dorje for the future fortunate disciples and to benefit sentient beings in this degenerated age. This collection is Chanted by "Mind" reincarnation of Mingyur Dorje-H.E. Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche and Nuns from Tsogyal Shedrup Dargyeling Nunnery. Generally when we recite the mantra of wealth deities, at the same time, we make offerings of flowers, lamps and many other things to Buddhas, Bodhisattvas and to the lower realms to accumulate merit and wisdom. The merit we accumulate here does not refer to the materials acquirement, but rather it refers to the richness and contentment in the mind. There are many rich people in this world but they are not contented. Sometimes, we have a lot but we are still not satisfied. The real meaning of practicing wealth deities is to feel contented and satisfied even when you are not so rich. When you have accumulated a lot of merits, your mind become stable and contented. Your mind reach a state of richness.
H.E. Mugsang Kuchen Rinpoche  (Artist),     Nuns of Tsogyal Sherub  (Artist)    Format: Audio CD
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