Wealth and Prosperity Series

• Sang Offering to Yellow Jambhala by Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö

This brief sang (bsang) offering to Jambhala, the deity of wealth, was written for a Vajrayāna master at Dzongsar named Lama Jampal Chöwang.

• Great Clouds of First-Portion Offerings for Prosperity by Mipham Rinpoche

This brief 'first-portion' offering (phud mchod) to Gesar and his retinue for the sake of prosperity, which Mipham composed in 1872, is said to bring about "the four treasures of longevity, glory, wealth and prosperity," and fulfilment of all wishes and requirements.

• A Song to Delight Vaiśravaṇa: Praise of the Great King Vaiśravaṇa by Jamyang Khyentse Chökyi Lodrö

Verses in praise of Vaiśravaṇa, the guardian of the northern direction, who is associated with wealth and prosperity, together with the eight principal figures in his retinue, known as the eight masters of the horses (rta bdag brgyad).

• The Falling Rain of Blessings: A Brief Daily Practice of the Wealth Deity White Jambhala by Adeu Rinpoche

Trulshik Adeu Rinpoche composed this short daily sādhana of White Jambhala for a student and patron.

• Summoning the Spirit of Abundance: A Rain of Flowers by Dorje Dechen Lingpa

This rite for summoning the spirit of abundance or prosperity (g.yang 'gug) is a terma revelation of Dorje Dechen Lingpa (1857–1928).

• The Summoning Hook of Wish-Fulfilment: An Appeal for Prosperity by Könchok Tenpe Drönme

A rite to summon the conditions for prosperity in a monastic college, including observance of discipline, generous patronage, and the coming together of qualified teachers and intelligent, respectful students.

• Summoning Prosperity by Lhatsün Namkha Jigme

Through this brief rite of summoning prosperity (g.yang 'gugs), the practitioner summons everything from the attainment of the highest Dzogchen accomplishment to long-life, splendour, merit, progeny and the fulfilment of all desires.

• A Brief Prayer for Summoning Prosperity by Mipham Rinpoche

A four-line prayer for summoning the spirit of abundance (g.yang) together with all that is excellent and auspicious.

• Summoning the Spirit of Abundance - The Hook of Divine Substance by Mipham Rinpoche

This 72-line liturgy for the practice of yang-guk (g.yang 'gugs), or 'summoning the spirit of abundance (or prosperity)' was composed in 1896.

• An Appeal for the Prosperity of Teaching and Studying the Five Major Scriptures by Pari Lobzang Rabsal

Adapted from Könchok Tenpe Drönme's "The Summoning Hook of Wish-Fulfilment: An Appeal for Prosperity", this is a rite to summon the conditions for teaching and studying the five major texts (bka' pod lnga) of Gelug scholasticism.

• Jambhala Series