Renowned master Tulku Pema Wangyal Rinpoche presents the benefits of life release practice, according to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.

The life release, known in Tibetan Buddhism as Tse-thar, is the act of saving animals destined for slaughter. All Buddhist schools teach that it is not enough to simply avoid harming living beings; it is equally important to act actively to protect them. According to tradition, releasing animals for the benefit of someone nearing death can even prolong their life. When performing this ritual, it is essential to consider local conditions. Only animals native to the region shou

Text writen by Chatral Rinpoche and translated by Lotsawa House