Mahakala and Five Zambala Puja

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Karma Norbuling Buddhist Centre (KNBC) situated at No. 15 & 17 Lorong Rozhan 3, Kawasan Perniagaan Jalan Rozhan, Alma, 14000 Bukit Mertajam will be organizing the Mahakala and Five Zambala Puja followed by liberation of life in conjunction of the Lunar New Year.

The Pujas will be conducted by KNBC Resident Master Ven. Khedup Rinpoche.

27 January 2017 @ 10.30pm to 12.00am
Mahakala Puja - followed by Auspicious Lamp Lighting

 28 January 2017 @ 10.30am to 12.00pm
Liberation of Life - followed by 35 Buddhas and Chenrezig Saddhana

 5 February 2017 @ 10.00am to 10.00pm
Five Zambala Puja

Benefits of Puja: Achieve peace and harmony, remove obstacles and bad karmas.
Benefits of Zambala Puja: Good luck, achieve happiness and prosperity.

4 kinds of puja blessed candles - XL, L, M, S. Devotees should register earlier with the centre. Zambala statue and Treasure Vase Blessing - RM10.00 each, to be labelled with your names.

3 days Puja Sponsorship required

Perfection Sponsor RM3,000.00
Compassion Sponsor RM2,000.00
Generosity Sponsor EM1,000.00
Patience Sponsor RM500.00
Deligence Sponsor RM300.00
Meditation Sponsor RM200.00
Wisdom Sponsor: RM100
Rejoicing Merits: Any Amount Wish

Puja Blessed Candles

Extra Large (XL) : RM50.00
Large (L) : RM30.00
Medium (M) : RM20.00
Small (S) : RM10.00

Auspicious Lamp Offering

Business : RM50.00
Family : RM25.00
Individual : RM10.00

Sponsoring a Lunar New Yer Lantern

Big : RM100.00
Medium : RM60.00
Small :RM30.00

All devotees are welcomed to participate in this auspicious event.

For further info, please contact 04-5511560.

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