Everything you need to know before submitting your prayer request.
Yes — these are authentic Tibetan Buddhist prayers performed by ordained monks and practitioners at partnered monasteries and dedicated practice centers. We do not engage performers or actors. Every prayer request is treated as a genuine spiritual offering, consistent with the centuries-old tradition of dedicating merit to specific individuals.
Not at all. Tibetan Buddhist prayer tradition holds compassion for all beings, regardless of religious background. Many people from Hindu, Christian, and secular backgrounds request prayers — the intention is what matters, not the label. All are welcome here.
Sangha Blessings add your name and intention to the monastery's existing collective daily prayers. Your intention is held within the power of the whole community's practice. This is deeply meaningful and follows the traditional practice of offering merit for specific beings within group sessions. Dedicated Blessing involves four monks who set aside time exclusively for your intention — a full, dedicated session focused only on you and your family. This is particularly meaningful for serious matters like significant illness, grief, or major life challenges.
For Sangha Blessings, your intention is submitted to the monastery at their earliest session — typically within 3–5 days of your request. For Dedicated Blessing, we schedule a dedicated session within 7 days. You will always receive an email when prayers begin.
You will receive an email confirmation when your prayers begin and a completion confirmation when the full prayer cycle is done. For Dedicated Blessing packages, this includes a personal note from the monks and, where available, a photo from the session. We take our commitment to you seriously — if we cannot fulfill your request for any reason, we will refund you in full.
Yes. In Tibetan Buddhist tradition, prayers for the departed are among the most important practices. Merit dedicated to those who have passed is believed to support their journey through the bardos (the intermediate state after death) and toward a favorable rebirth. Please select "Grief & Loss (for the departed)" as your prayer type and include the name of the person in your request.
Completely. Your prayer intention is shared only with the monks who perform your prayers. It is never shared with any third party, used for marketing, or disclosed in any way. We treat every request as sacred.
Yes, monthly subscriptions can be cancelled at any time with no penalty. Email us at info@tibetanprayers.com and we will cancel your subscription immediately. You will not be charged again after your cancellation is confirmed.
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Yes. In your prayer request form you can specify your prayer type (healing, protection, prosperity, peace, grief), and if you have a particular deity practice in mind you can mention it in the additional notes. If you are not sure, selecting "Leave it to the monks' wisdom" is always a beautiful option — the monks will choose the practice most appropriate for your intention.