A feast offering to go with your Nectar of the Path practice – live with Khenpo Pema Oser
Dear friends,
As Path of Liberation practitioners, the Nectar of the Path liturgy is likely already part of your daily practice – the concise, complete practice Mingyur Rinpoche composed to carry us through the whole arc of the path in a single sitting.
What some may not realise is that Rinpoche also composed a companion to it: a short feast offering, or tsok, called A Reminder of Your True Nature – A Simple Feast Offering.
The tsok is a profound Vajrayana method for enhancing our recognition of the nature of mind. In it, we gather to offer our deepest understanding – that everything we see, hear, taste, smell and experience is emptiness-luminosity, the display of mind itself. We offer this wisdom to all the gurus and enlightened beings, and share it with all sentient beings. It’s a sacred hack to deepen and stabilise the realisation we’re cultivating on the path.
Join us for a live teaching and reading transmission with Khenpo Pema Oser. If possible, bring some simple symbol of method and wisdom – food and drink – to the session. Together, we’ll receive the transmission, hear Khenpo-la’s teaching on the text, and practise the tsok offering as a sangha.
Khenpo-la will teach in Tibetan, with live English translation by Joseph Faria.
About Khenpo Pema Oser
Senior teacher and Headmaster of the Shedra at Tergar Osel Ling Monastery in Kathmandu. A social media phenomenon, his warmth, humour and gift for making dharma simple and relevant have endeared him to students worldwide.
About Joseph Faria, Translator
Translator and language expert for the Tergar Institute. Born in Massachusetts, he studied Buddhist philosophy and Tibetan language at Rangjung Yeshe Institute, earning a Master’s degree in Buddhist Studies. He brings fluency and warmth to teachings for English-speaking communities.
Date: Friday, 26 June 2026
Time: 17:00 for approximately 90mins (GMT+2)
Where: Online – Zoom link revealed on registration
Dana: Offered freely. Donations warmly welcomed for Khenpo Pema Oser and Joseph Faria.
With warm wishes,
Tergar South Africa