Tibetan Mysteries
1. Sarkam [Offerings for the Great Protectors] 2. Prayer of Kala Rupa 3. Sangva Duva [In Praise of Guyashamaya] 4. Sosol-Prayers of Forgiveness 5. Chant for Gya Ling and Dung Chen 6. Monlam [Dedication Chants


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