A dharma centre for the transmission of Dzogchen Longchen Nyingtik and the Namchö heavenly treasures officially opens in Wong Chuk Hang, Hong Kong. On an auspicious day of the Tibetan calendar, we warmly welcome the faithful of the ten directions to join us in the joy of the dharma and forge a dharma connection together.
Butter-lamp offerings for blessing on the centre's opening day · May the true dharma long abide and all beings know peace
Longchen Buddhist Centre (Hong Kong) will officially open on 24 June 2026. The centre is a place of dharma transmission in the Palyul lineage of the Nyingma school. Following the dharma lineage of Namdroling Monastery in South India and continuing the line of His Holiness the Third Penor Rinpoche, it is led by its resident master, Khenpo Nima Rinpoche, and transmits the Dzogchen teachings of Longchen Nyingtik and the Namchö heavenly treasures.
On the opening day, in accordance with the Tibetan calendar, an auspicious time has been chosen for a shared practice of butter-lamp offerings, the feast offering (tsok), and aspiration prayers — to invoke blessings, dispel obstacles, and dedicate the merit on behalf of the faithful of the ten directions. We sincerely welcome all who share this connection to come, draw near to the Three Jewels, and forge a dharma connection together.
"Spread the Buddha's teaching into every dark corner of the world, that all places of darkness may shine with light."
During the opening period, auspicious times have been chosen in accordance with the Tibetan calendar. We invite the faithful of the ten directions to join in with rejoicing and share in the joy of the dharma:
Seating for the pujas is limited. Please set aside time and arrive early.
The exact schedule for each shared practice and puja will be announced in due course under "Latest News" on this website; please stay tuned. May this pure auspicious connection cause the wheel of dharma to turn forever and the true dharma to long abide.
