In the film 2012, the middle American family whose father (John Cusack) manages against all the odds to get his family into China where special ships await to save the super rich from the natural disasters that are sweeping across the Earth. However, because his family do not have the money to buy their way onto the ship like his Russian boss, the only way that they can manage to get onto the ship is because of the compassion of a Tibetan Buddhist Monk.

We feel that this is an extremely important and symbolic message in the film, because when the meaning of this act is placed in an appropriate decoding context, it reinforces the message that modern people need to cleanse, purify and receive the relevant Ceremony, Rituals and Pujas to help them to spiritually prepare for 2012. In Monasteries all over Tibet, Nepal, India, Mongolia and Bhutan, Tibetan Monks perform powerful compassionate prayers for the benefit of all sentient beings.

In 2008, two Tibetan Monks Sangbo Lama and Tsering Phuntsok who were born on the mountains of the Himalayas that lie between Tibet and Nepal, became the students of HON. Rain Queen Mother and together they were guided to try to help people in the modern world to learn about the healing power of 'Tibetan Buddhist Puja Prayers' that are performed by many Monks chanting in unison and making offerings on the behalf of others, to the Buddhist Deities. These elaborate Pujas can be performed for us personally, to help us deal with the plethora of emotional and spiritual problems that we all encounter in our everyday lives. Everybody has stuff and issues that they need to cleanse purify and release - especially family stuff. The 2012 movie is littered with subtle references to broken down relationships in the lives of all the characters.

If you would like to learn more about how Tibetan Pujas can help your life, please visit the following site: www.pujasforwellbeing.com. The Pujas offered at this site have been explained in careful detail, and are performed by the Monks of Samtenling Monastery in Nepal Kathmandu. Or you can email Tsering and Sangbo Lama directly on: pujas@willusurvive2012.com or pujas@hozhofoundation.com