Mani Rimdu Festival is praised at Tengboche, Thame and Chiwong Monastery of Solukhumbu Nepal. This is a sacrosanct functions and arrangement of occasions of strengthening. Mani Rimdu Festival is a grouping of nineteen days festivity, which closes with three days open celebration. Sherpa get time to assemble and commend this celebration with religious network. Lamas and Sherpa assemble at the cloister for five days for the government assistance of the world. Evil spirits are suppressed and the righteous are compensated. The priests wear expound cover, ensembles’ and through an arrangement ceremonial Lama moves, sensationalize the triumph of Buddhism over Bon, The fundamental first long stretches of celebration includes petitions, second day for beautiful lama moving, they wear brocade outfit and superbly painted papier-mâché veils. A day ago is for some comical moves and reciting supplications. Hundred of neighborhood individuals and outside vacationer go to the presentation.

Mani Rimdu Festival is separated into six Preparations:

Development of the Sand Mandala

Sand mandala is built bit by bit. Hued sand is utilized to construct confused and representative structure. Sand mandala takes numerous days to finish. Guarded sharp edge representing gods are put around the Mandala. The bowl of Mani Rilwu pills (otherworldly medication) is put over the middle. The Mandala represents the castle of Garwang Thoze Chenpo (Lord of the Dance). Production of the Buddha of Kindness, the principle symbol of Mani Rimdu. The mantra “OM AH HUNG RHI, OM MANI PADME HUMG” is rehashed a great many occasions by the priests during the long stretches of service before the open celebration. During reflection, they envision benevolence streaming as the mantra, into the Mandala and the Mani Rilwu pills. Consideration at that point discharges out from the Mandala, favoring each one of the individuals who go to the Mani Rimdu celebration.

Wong (The Empowerment)

The Wong is the initial day of open service. It’s performed on the full moon day, of the tenth month in the Tibetan lunar schedule. The sacrosanct Mani Rilwu (hallowed or favored pills) and Tshereel (pills for long life), are given to everybody joining in.

Chham (The Mask Dances)

The moves occur on the second day of Mani Rimdu.Symbolic evil spirits are vanquished, pursue away, or changed to Protectors of Dharma. As the topic of the move positive powers battle with those of turmoil through the moves. The moves pass on Buddhist educating on numerous levels from the least difficult to the most philosophical. During the move the priests are accepted to become divine being. The moves are just performed during Mani Rimdu in light of the fact that they are viewed as Sacred, and not for conventional amusement.

Ser-Kyem

Ser-Kyem is most ordinarily used to make tea contributions to Dharma watches, for example, Mahakala. It has two pieces: a bigger raised dish-molded bowl and a littler raised contribution bowl. The littler is set in an upstanding situation in the bigger dish when the contribution is being made. At the point when not being used, the littler contribution bowl is put topsy turvy in the bigger bowl. The food contributions can likewise be put in the bigger dish when in use.This offering of profound nectar is made in numerous functions. The six artists speak to Ngag-dad, Tantric performers.

They make contributions of liquor from silver vessels, and little tormas, to the Lama, Yidam, Khandro, and Shi-Dak (the Earth divinities). A Buddhist advisor takes ‘asylum’ in the Lama (otherworldly guide), Yidam (individual divinity) and Khandro (shrewdness dakini). A focal topic in Tibetan Buddhist practice is to make contributions to these creatures, so they will help with the prudent activities which lead to Buddhahood.

The Fire Puja (Jinsak)

The Fire Puja is acted in the yard the day after the moves. The Fire Puja is a contribution to Agni (the divine force of fire), and to the Gods of the mandala – to alleviate all damage on the planet. The mischief is imagined as dissolving into the grain and margarine is singed.

A while later, the sand mandala in the sanctuary is dismantle, and the sand is given as a contribution to the snake divine beings (Nagas).

Chhingpa

The following move depicts the Four Protecting Ghings, guarding the Buddhist confidence against assault by evil spirits. Sparkling paper veils conceal the essences of the artists, each an alternate shading and each showing a consistent grin. The artists’ bounces are musically joined by the beating of cymbals. The artists charge at kids in the crowd and alarm them with respect to fun.

The Dakini move is performed cheerfully. Slow movement move steps, keeping ideal time with the delicate tinkle and moderate beat of ringers and drums is performed by five youthful clerics. The artists are without covers, and depict female otherworldly figures; the accomplices of Padmasambhava. It is accepted that they originate from his unadulterated place where there is Shangdok Palri where they live inside his mandala. They envoy the inevitable appearance of Guru Rinpochhe at the Mani Rimdu. Two of the Ghing are male, and convey cymbals, while the two females convey drums. The guys speak to handy methods and the female speak to insight; these two parts of the way The torma is produced using grain flour and brightened with hued spread. It starts by representing the body of the god, and before the finish of the service, represents illumination itself. It remains in the front of the mandala on its own hallowed place, at the very heart of the sanctuary.