A Reminder of Your True Nature with Khenpo Pema Oser

The tsok, or feast offering, is one of the most cherished practices in the Vajrayana tradition – a gathering of practitioners who together offer food, drink and meditation as a powerful means of accumulating merit and wisdom. It is traditionally practised on the 10th and 25th days of each lunar month, as well as at Losar and other community anniversaries. Mingyur Rinpoche composed 'A Reminder of Your True Nature' as a companion to his daily practice liturgy Nectar of the Path, distilling the classical tsok structure into an accessible form. In this live session, Khenpo Pema Oser will give the oral reading transmission and teach on the meaning, symbolism and inner practice of the text – and how to work with it in daily life, for our own dharma practice and for the benefit of all beings. Khenpo-la will teach in Tibetan, given the depth and richness of the text, with live English translation. About Khenpo Pema Oser Khenpo Pema Oser is a senior teacher and Headmaster of the Shedra at Tergar Osel Ling Monastery in Kathmandu, Nepal. He completed his studies at Palpung Sherabling, the monastic seat of His Holiness Tai Situ Rinpoche, and is a beloved teacher not only to the monks under his care, but also to local dharma communities in Kathmandu. Having now joined Mingyur Rinpoche in several cities around the world, he also serves as a teacher of the method aspect of the Tergar treasury of teachings. Khenpo-la is also something of a social media phenomenon, with some of his monthly dharma teachings going viral on TikTok and other platforms. His lightness, warmth, and gentle sense of humour — together with his gift for communicating the dharma in a simple and deeply relevant way — have made him much loved by students around the world.

Registration & Offering

This is a rare and precious opportunity to receive transmission and teaching from Khenpo-la on this very precious text from Mingyur Rinpoche. Although this is a free event, we ask everyone to register in advance, and we warmly invite you to offer — in your own capacity and with an open heart — to Khenpo-la and to our translator in appreciation of this precious teaching.