Yangdup Wealth Box Fund

FDR-WBX-ORD
RM50.00
Fulfils wishes, increases wealth, lifespan & resources
Suitable for individuals, families, businesses & business owners
Authentic lineage, performed by senior lamas
Done-for-you merit dedication
Sponsorship Type
Members earn reward points for puja & offering services. Learn more about Kechara membership.
Description

Sponsor the Grand Yangdup Wealth Ceremony that will be conducted in Kechara Forest Retreat on Aug 23, 2025. Yangdup is a powerful wealth-summoning ritual that attracts the energies of growth and abundance. The ceremony requests the wealth deities to generate material resources, abundance and prosperity. This provides sustenance for sponsors, monasteries, Dharma centres and participants, and also fuels the growth of Buddha’s sacred teachings.

Names of Grand & Diamond Sponsors will be read in monastic style during the puja. Available until August 23, 3.00 pm (GMT+8)

* This is a donation/merit dedication service; no items will be shipped to you.
* Please read the “How Your Donation Helps” and “Service + Offering Guide” for additional information.
How Your Donation Helps
  • Wealth box offerings
  • Yangdup puja offerings
  • Ritual substances
  • Dana for the Sangha conducting the puja
  • Temple upkeep and overheads
Benefits
  • Attracts material wealth and resources
  • Improves health and accelerates healing
  • Extends lifespan
  • Increases spiritual riches
  • Generates growth in all aspects of life

More Ways to Participate

  • Submit your personal wealth vase, wealth pills or wealth arrows to be re-energised during the puja, so that they continue to attract the energy of increase and success to your home or place of business.
  • Place a token monetary sum (notes only, no coins) into the Wealth Box to generate energies of increase and growth for you.
  • Contribute towards the collection of earth and water from various locations around the world that is added to the Wealth Box every year.
  • Click here for details on how to submit.
Service + Offering Guide

Making a Donation

  1. Set a positive motivation before making a donation. The purer your intention, the greater the merit generated.
  2. Select your desired amount and type of sponsorship (where applicable).
  3. In the “Dedication” section: Provide the name of the person/entity the sponsorship is dedicated to. You can also include a specific wish or request. Our sangha/pastors/team will dedicate the merits according to your wishes.
  4. In the “Sponsor” section: Provide the name of the sponsor (benefactor). This is optional; sponsors can choose to remain anonymous.
  5. After making the donation, rejoice and dedicate the merits you have generated.
  6. From time to time, we share updates of various projects on our website and social media pages (Facebook and Instagram). Please follow us if you would like to stay informed.

If you are uncertain which project is best suited to your interests or needs, please contact us for assistance.

More Information

About Wealth Boxes

In Tibetan Buddhism, one of the proven methods to generate financial and material resources is the creation of a Wealth Box. A Wealth Box represents the divine abode of the wealth Buddhas. Inside it are Wealth Vases (which represent the wealth deities), images of the lineage lamas, representations of the Buddha’s body, speech and mind, auspicious symbols such as the Eight Auspicious Signs and the Seven Royal Emblems, and many other traditional offering items according to the scriptures.

Wealth Boxes are unsealed once a year to replace the previous year’s offerings, and to add on even more precious items to symbolise ever-growing abundance. It is then re-consecrated and re-energised with a power-charged Yangdup ritual, then ritually sealed until the following year.

Kechara's Wealth Box

In 2015, a traditional Wealth Box was constructed in Kechara Forest Retreat and consecrated with a three-day Yangdup ritual by the Ven. 7th Panglung Kuten, the oracle of Dorje Shugden. Our Wealth Box is a powerful magnet that draws positive energies to the surrounding environment, the country, and to everyone who comes into contact with this sacred ground.

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