Bindu of Siddhi The Feast Offering of Yeshe Tsogyal
with Tulku Ösel Dorje
April 19, 2026
with Tulku Ösel Dorje
In our tradition, the ganachakra or feast offering is not merely a ritual, it is the recognition that all appearances and activities are the self-radiant display of primordial wisdom.
Offered for the first time in the west, the Bindu of Siddhi, is a feast offering connected with the Yeshe Tsogyal Sadhana from the Ösel Nyingtig terma cycle of Orgyen Khakhyab Lingpa. It was revealed at the sacred lake of Yeshe Tsogyal as it spontaneously arose in the expanse of the terton’s mind. Through Yeshe Tsogyal as Great Mother of the Vidyadharas, the text reveals the four kayas, the three roots, and the dakini principle as inseparable from the practitioner’s own unceasing luminosity.
In this day-long teaching, participants will receive transmission and commentary on this rare terma, moving into its view of effortless self-liberation, where there is no view to hold on to, no meditation to sustain, and no conduct to maintain – the fruition is spontaneous.
Who Should Attend?
This program is open to anyone who has received the teachings and transmission of the Yeshe Tsogyal Sadhana, from the Ösel Nyingtig cycle.
Program Tuition
$25 – $108 Sliding Scale
You may apply your Sustaining Sangha online program discount to this course. To learn more about Sustaining Sangha membership, benefits, and discounts, click here.
Offering dana to the Teacher
The practice of offering dana, which means “generosity,” is the traditional offering the student makes to the teacher as a symbol of appreciation, gratitude, and reciprocity for receiving the precious teachings. Information on offering dana to the teacher will be provided during the program. To learn more about dana and suggested dana ranges, please click here.
The suggested dana for this program is $20 – $60.
Tentative Schedule
This schedule provides an overview of the retreat’s flow. The sequence of activities and timing may be adjusted before and during the retreat. All times are Mountain Time. Please use this link to view how this daily schedule is translated into your time zone.
Sunday, April 19, 2026
9:00 am – 11:00 am MDT: Teaching Session
1:00 pm – 3:00 pm MDT: Teaching Session
Recording Access
All participants will have a 1-year access period to the recordings.
Tara Mandala Pricing Guidelines
As we strive to become an equitable, diverse, and inclusive community, our pricing guidelines are designed to serve as a map, inviting each of us to assess the resources that contribute to our access to precious dharma teachings. While we do ask you to look inward, please know there is no right or wrong answer. We encourage you to select the range/rate that is most suitable for your circumstances. To learn more about Tara Mandala’s pricing guidelines for Online Programs, In-Person Retreats, and Special Promotions, please visit this page.
What is a Tara Mandala Online Program?
Tara Mandala offers online programming via live and pre-recorded curricula, providing you with the opportunity to access dharma teachings, engage in guided practice, experience personal retreats and hands-on learning, and connect with other participants through easy-to-use online platforms and an engaged community network. When needed, the program description and schedule will inform you in advance if and when a specific online session must be attended live, if a direct transmission (Tib. lung) may be given. Access to recordings of all sessions will be available for additional viewing for one year.
Mental Health Disclaimer
While Tara Mandala offers profound Buddhist teachings and a supportive spiritual community, we do not provide mental health services, and our teachers are not operating as mental health professionals. Spiritual guidance provided by a Tara Mandala teacher is not a substitute for professional mental health support. We honor the importance of mental well-being and encourage community members seeking support to connect with licensed professionals in their local area. For immediate assistance with mental health concerns, please contact your local crisis resources or emergency services.
