Temple Inauguration
Help us purchase ritual items for the temple inauguration in July, with His Holiness Sakya Gongma Trichen Rinpoche. We need more than 30 items, including melongs, sekyems, offering bowls and nétses. We also need crystals, trays and brocades.
These items will remain in the Temple long into the future and bring blessings for many generations to come. It is profoundly auspicious that they will first be blessed by His Holiness, on such an important occasion.
Spiritual Care Fund
Support Break guests who are living with illness, recovering from treatment, grieving the loss of a loved one–or supporting someone with these challenges–are offered one-to-one listening sessions on a donation basis.
Your donation to this fund will help to cover the cost of accommodation for support break guests on low incomes.
Temple Sacred Decoration
We need help to complete the sacred decoration of the Temple – painting the columns, pillars and outer walls of the temple and gilding the shrine ornaments. This work is being done by members of our community who are self-taught and have become experts in decorative skills.
When you make a donation your name will be added to a scroll to be enshrined in the temple when it is inaugurated this summer. You can make a gift in your name, or the name of a friend or loved one, or of somebody who has passed away.
Annual Fund
For over three decades, tens of thousands of people have come to Dzogchen Beara to find refuge, peace, healing, and a deeper sense of connection. Until now, we’ve relied on the spontaneous donations by generous friends who value our activities and the benefit they bring. But as our work grows, so do the challenges. To plan ahead with confidence and care, we need a more stable foundation. That’s why this year we have established a Dzogchen Beara Annual Fund — to secure the future of this sacred place for all who seek inspiration here, now and in years to come. Your gift to our Annual Fund will be a contribution to our community, to the cost of maintaining and running the Centre, and to help people on low incomes come to Dzogchen Beara.