About

A Meaningful Farewell. A Peaceful Way Forward.

Golden Sound-Light Crossing (黄金声光渡) offers a continuous 50-day programme for the departed, drawing on Chinese Mahayana Buddhism and Tibetan Vajrayana.

Chanting, mantra and visualisation are personalised for each dedication, with the spiritual intention of supporting a peaceful transition. Families of every race, culture and financial background are welcome to enquire. After completion, ongoing ritual offerings are a personal choice.

At times of loss and change, a quiet moment of remembrance can help us express what matters most: love, gratitude, and a wish for peace. GSLC places these intentions at the heart of its approach.

The Meaning Behind Our Name

Golden Sound-Light Crossing expresses the intention that guides our work: to meet life’s transitions with compassion, clarity, and care.

Sound

The voice of chanting and heartfelt dedication gives expression to remembrance, gratitude, and wishes for the well-being of others.

Light

Light represents understanding and compassion: a gentle reminder to bring kindness and awareness to moments of uncertainty.

Crossing

Crossing evokes a passage through change. It reflects our intention to honour the departed while supporting those who continue their journey through life.

The Practitioner Behind GSLC

Ngakpa Pema Jangchub Rinpoche (贝玛蒋秋仁波切) is the founder of 如意圆音宗 and the practitioner behind Golden Sound-Light Crossing.

His approach draws on Chinese Mahayana Buddhism and Tibetan Vajrayana, incorporating Feng Shui and Daoist elements. His work centres on ritual practice and dedication for the departed, guided by the Buddhist understanding of the six realms of samsara.

Compassion at Every Step

At the centre of GSLC is a continuous 50-day programme for the departed. Chanting, mantra, visualisation and ritual guidance are personalised for each dedication, with the spiritual intention of supporting a peaceful transition.

Every family carries its own memories and circumstances. We value a sincere intention and a meaningful farewell, with space for reflection and without compulsory ongoing ritual obligations.

Families of every race, culture and financial background are welcome to enquire. The practices draw on Buddhism, and arrangements are discussed with respect for the deceased’s beliefs, the family’s wishes and their circumstances.

Practices for Remembrance and Reflection

Explore chanting and dedication of merit, fire offerings, smoke offerings, water offerings, and liberation ceremonies for individuals or families. Each practice offers a different way to express a compassionate intention.

Take time to read about the practices and reflect on what feels meaningful to you and your family.