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25.01.2022 As we transition from weekday to weekend routines, we pause for refuge. #LamaSuryaDas #TheAmericanLama #Refuge #AwakeningtheBuddhaWithin

25.01.2022 Lunar New Year Message by H.H. the 42nd Sakya Trizin Ratna Vajra Rinpoche

24.01.2022 LIVE WEBCAST TODAY Wednesday 24th November - 3.30pm AEDT BUDDHISM, SCIENCE and COMPASSION Organised by the Einstein Forum in Germany... Are religion and science at odds with each other? His Holiness the Dalai Lama does not think so. For many decades, he has been fostering a healthy dialogue and collaboration between scientific inquiry and Buddhist thought. In this online talk at the Einstein Forum from his residence in India, His Holiness will share his views on the subject and answer audience questions. THIS IS SURE TO BE AN INTERESTING TALK You can watch it LIVE here on the Friends of Dalai Lama Australia Facebook page.

23.01.2022 "There is more to the spiritual path than just meditation and introspection. There are also the qualities of generosity, patience, loving kindness, compassion ...and so on, which you need to have other people around to develop. It's easy to sit in a cave thinking, 'May all beings be well and happy,' but it's a different thing if you're out in the marketplace meeting those beings, many of whom are quite difficult to deal with. So that's when you really develop those kind of social muscles." ~Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo See more

23.01.2022 Peace, Love and Compassion to All, and be kind to each other

22.01.2022 Losar Tashi Delek

22.01.2022 THE ARHATS RudraAsianArt.etsy.com In Buddhism, an Arhat is one who has gained insight into the true nature of existence and has achieved nirvana. Arhat, a term... which first developed usage in the 19th century through Western scholars, derives from the Sanskrit root arh (arhati) and literally means "worthy" or "deserving." The term is usually used to refer to a set of enlightened followers of the Buddha. The original Sanskrit term, however, was ‘sthavira,’ meaning ‘elder.’ In Theravada Buddhism, the Buddha himself is first identified as an Arhat, as are his sixteen enlightened followers, because they are free from all defilements, existing without greed, hatred, delusion, ignorance, and craving. Lacking "attachments" which will lead to future birth, the Arhat knows and sees the real here and now. This virtue shows stainless purity, true worth, and the accomplishment of the end. Mahayana Buddhism regarded the great group of sixteen Arhats as awaiting the return of the Buddha as Maitreya. The group of sixteen great Arhats represent what is believed to have been the original students and followers of the historical Buddha. In popular Buddhism, the Arhat has become a figure endowed with magical powers. The Arhat, as one who has realized the summit of the spiritual path, is worshiped on the popular level as a field of merit and source of magical, protective power. Some in effect become protective deities believed to have the power to prevent violence and illness. Offerings to their images or symbolic representations of their presence constitute a religious/cultural practice in both domestic and public rituals. Arhats are well-known for their great wisdom, courage, and supernatural powers. Due to their abilities to ward off the evil, Arhats have become guardians of the Buddhist temples and shrine rooms. The traditional original sixteen great Arhats are: 1, Agaja, 2. Ajita, 3. Vanavsin, 4. Kalika, 5. Vajriputra, 6. Bhadra, 7. Kanakavatsa, 8. Kanaka Bhradvja, 9. Nakula/Bakula, 10. Rhula, 11. Capanthaka, 12. Piola Bhradvja. 13. Panthaka, 14. Ngasena, 15. Gopaka, 16. Subinda/Abhedya Artists, be they painters, sculptors, embroiderers, or potters, have sought to give flesh and blood to these legendary figures. Innumerous scriptures and legends have served to provide attributes and dispositions, from which the artists draw their inspiration. As each artist has his own method of expression, thus the portrayals of the Arhats differ from school to school, age to age, and from place to place. RudraAsianArt.etsy.com is very excited to announce new listings of very rare antique embroidered thangkas of five Arhats. Click the links and see the extraordinary details in the fine embroidery. These would be a blessing and honor in any shrine room! AJITA THE ELDER (Tibetan: ne ten, ma pham pa, Sanskrit: Sthavira Ajita) The 2nd Arhat in the set of sixteen great Arhats. Ajita Elder is commonly portrayed as very elderly in appearance having long eyebrows with his hands placed in the mudra of meditation, however there are several different and varying traditions graphically depicting the arhats. On the Rishi Mountain in Crystal Forest is the noble elder Ajita, surrounded by 100 arhats. Homage to the One with the two hands placed in meditation. (from a Sakya liturgical verse, Jeff Watt, translator) https://www.etsy.com//antique-arhat-thangka-ajita-18th-cen VAJRIPUTRA, THE ELDER (Tibetan: ne ten, dor je mob u, Sanskrit: Sthavira Vajriputra) The 5th Arhat from the set of sixteen great Arhats. With a thin moustache and a light growth of facial hair, he hold the right hand in a gesture of pointing with the index finger. The left hand holds a fly whisk topped with a tuft of white yak tail hair. On the Island of Singha is the noble elder Vajriputra, surrounded by 1,000 arhats. Homage to the the one performing a pointing gesture and holding a fly whisk. (from a Sakya liturgical verse; Jeff Watt, translator). https://www.etsy.com//antique-arhat-thangka-vajriputra-18t KANAKAVATSA, THE ELDER (Tibetan: ne ten, ser be’u. Sanskrit: Sthavira kanakavatsa) The 7th Arhat form the set of sixteen great Arhats. He holds a jeweled lasso in his handsa gift to nagas. In the excellent land of Kashmir is the noble elder Kanakavatsa, surrounded by 500 arhats. Homage to the One holding a jewel lasso. (from a Sakya liturgical verse; Jeff Watt, translator). https://www.etsy.com//antique-arhat-thangka-kanakavatsa-18 KANAKABHARADRJA, THE ELDER (Tibetan: bha ra dhva ja ser chen chog, Sanskrit: Sthavira Kanaka Bharadhvaja) The 8th Arhat form the set of sixteen great Arhats, principal students of the buddha Shakyamuni. Kanaka Bharadhvaja is commonly portrayed with the two hands in the gesture of meditation folded in the lap. He is often portrayed with an red orange or yellow head covering, however there are various traditions depicting different poses. On the wealthy continent of Apara-Godaniya is the noble elder Kanaka Bharadvaja, surrounded by 700 arhats. Homage to the One with the two hands placed in meditation. (from a Sakya liturgical verse; Jeff Watt, translator). https://www.etsy.com//antique-arhat-thangka-kanakabharadvj RAHULA, THE ELDER (Tibetan ne ten, dra chen dzin, Sanskrit: Sthavira Rahula) The actual son of the buddha Shakyamuni and the 10th Arhat from the set of sixteen great Arhats. Rahula has a number of different ways in which he is depicted. The most common depiction in Tibetan art is for him to be holding a jeweled crown with both hands. On the Island of Priyangku is the noble elder Rahula, surrounded by 1,100 arhats. Homage to the One holding a jewelled tiara. (from a Sakya liturgical verse; Jeff Watt, translator). https://www.etsy.com//8/antique-arhat-thangka-rahula-18th #silkthangka #embroideredthangka #chineseembroidery #arhat #Lohan #luohan #mahasiddha #buddha #buddhadisciples #antiquethangka #tibetanart #tibetanbuddhism #mahayana #theravada #buddhistart #tibetanbuddhistart #asianart #himalayanaart #rudraasianart

22.01.2022 "One develops all sorts of qualities in a social context that one cannot develop alone, just as one develops many qualities alone that one couldn't develop in a... social context. It's like breathing in and breathing out. We need to balance the two." ~Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo See more

21.01.2022 Attachment and Love "In the tradition of the Buddha Dharma , meditation is only one of the many qualities which is emphasised. It's a very important one becaus...e we have to understand our mind, and we can only understand our mind by looking at it. But to be a well-balanced practitioner and reach our aim of being a totally integrated and realised being, we must develop many other essential qualities. Among these are generosity, tolerance, patience, ethics, loving kindness, compassion, and so on. Now if we take something like ethics or loving kindness, it's obvious that one needs other people in order to practise. it's very easy living up in a retreat to be ethical, because there is no one to steal from, no one to lie to. It's no big deal to be patient. And to be generous, it's only necessary to throw out a few crumbs to the birds. Yes, very generous! We need others. We need society in order to really exercise these essential qualities. So we start where we are. If we are really sincere about having the Dharma in our heart the Dharma starts right here, right now, with those beings~especially with those beings with whom for some reason we are karmically connected. Those are the people we have to work on. Those are the people with whom we really have to purify our hearts. Because if you cannot do it with them, then with whom else? This is very important." ~Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo in her book "3 Teachings Retreat. Mahamudra, Mindfulness our daily life as spiritual practice"

20.01.2022 Losar Tashi Delek Happy New Year

20.01.2022 Some of you may be interested to read this extract from an old copy of Mandala, author unknown. It outlines the first time Lama Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche br...ought Tibetan Buddhism to Australia, the beginnings of Chenrezig Institute, the incredible people who made it happen and some lovely anecdotes and eye witness accounts. It's a long and beautifully descriptive passage - you can almost imagine you're there. We hope you enjoy it! The first Tibetan Buddhism course ever held in Australia The Lamas’ first Australian course was given in Diamond Valley, southeast of Queensland, from August 30 to September 28, 1974. A core group of dedicated Australian students including Nick Ribush, Ven. Yeshe Khadro, and Tom and Kathy Vichta had worked tirelessly for eight months preparing for the course. It was held on an open piece of land in a remote setting beside a pretty creek near the Vichtas’ small farm. Pete Northend appeared just in time to build a small two-roomed cabin for the Lamas out of mill ends lined with styrofoam. Their cold water stand pipe was the most sophisticated plumbing on site. The only hot water available came from a forty-four gallon drum suspended over a fire. Two hundred people turned up for the much anticipated thirty-day course and despite certain physical discomforts, the dropout rate was remarkably low. A big marquee sat above a tent city like a scene from the gold rush era. There was a main street and little clusters of tents tucked into gullies here and there. The kitchen tent was set up beside the creek and tree trunks dragged into a semicircle served as seating. The cuisine was rigidly purist a macrobiotic spread of brown rice, vegetables, tofu and miso, all washed down with soy bean coffee and alfalfa tea. Out in the tent city however, secret cakes were shared in the dark, cheeses stashed away and real coffee brewed in hidden gullies. Fights broke out over sweet biscuits. THE BIRTH OF CHENREZIG INSTITUTE At a meeting held one very hot afternoon during the Diamond Valley course, the decision was made to build a permanent Australian centre. Later that day, while everyone else was in the main tent with Lama Zopa Rinpoche, and Lama Yeshe was in his little cabin, a bushfire broke out in the valley. Somebody had the presence of mind to hit the big dinner gong. Everybody rushed out to see fire rapidly approaching the cabin. Quick, Lama, they shouted, banging on his door. Get out now, the fire is coming this way and your cabin is lined in plastic! It will go up like a bomb! Lama laughed. He told his frantic students the fire was an auspicious sign indicating that the new Queensland centre would grow very quickly. The fire stopped one hundred meters from his cabin. Lama Yeshe didn’t even come out of his room to watch. Lama Zopa Rinpoche just continued teaching. With the plan for their own centre now gathering momentum, Lama Yeshe asked his Australian students to sign a petition inviting His Holiness the Dalai Lama to visit the country. Meanwhile Lama Yeshe, Anila Ann, Ven. Yeshe Khadro, the Vichtas and a few others got together to discuss potentially suitable sites. Nick Ribush, Ven. Yeshe Khadro and Tom and Kathy Vichta happened to jointly own land at nearby Eudlo. At Lama’s request they drew up maps, including another piece of land Nick and YK part-owned. Lama Yeshe sent these to His Holiness Trijang Rinpoche for his approval. Just before the course ended they received word that the Eudlo land was most auspicious. On the last day of the course, September 28, 1974, everyone made a ceremonial pilgrimage to the Eudlo land via a walking track leading up from Diamond Valley. The Lamas led an intense puja and named the centre, Chenrezig Institute for Wisdom Culture. That evening, Anila Ann asked Lama Yeshe the purpose of that puja: 'There isn’t any place on this planet that is not possessed by sentient beings, consciousness,' he told her. 'So in this particular place the consciousness possessing it needs to be assured we will only do positive things there. We make offerings to ask for its assistance and tell it we have no intent to harm it or its possession of anything there,' he explained. Chenrezig Institute began as the first official Tibetan Buddhist centre in the Western world and today is still one of the largest. The Institute is composed of a resident geshe, a large community of ordained Sangha, residents, volunteers, retreatants and guests. Apart from the formal study programs, Chenrezig Institute is a peaceful, calm and relaxing place to spend a few ... www.chenrezig.com.au July September 2009 Mandala Author not stated

19.01.2022 Lama Zopa Rinpoche As many of you know, our precious guru Lama Zopa Rinpoche has been teaching consistently from Kopan Monastery throughout the coronavirus pand...emic, with the focus topic on thought transformation (lojong), the purpose being to help as many beings as possible during this time. All teachings have been video-recorded as well as transcribed and available as PDFs. Rinpoche urges students to use these difficult times to deepen their dharma practice. This is a reminder to watch these teachings whenever possible! Rinpoche’s output has been astounding, with no less than 80 teachings uploaded so far. Teachings have been given several times a week, sometimes daily. What an amazing, beneficial resource! You can receive notifications of uploaded teachings if you subscribe to FPMT’s YouTube channel (see below), so sign up now! There are a few ways to access these amazing teachings from Rinpoche, all of which are expertly organised and curated, and very easy to access. It couldn’t be any easier to listen directly to our precious guru. Please do look at this superb collection of teachings as soon as possible. YOUTUBE Subscribe to FPMT YouTube channel for notifications whenever there are new uploads: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UClUMK5PN0vPSVAq2CDkM26w Links in the video description take you to the appropriate resources for the teaching. Teachings are also here: FPMT webpage https://fpmt.org//lama-zopa-rinpoche-teachings-in-kopan-2/ PDFs here (English, French, Italian, Spanish) https://fpmt.app.box.com/s/q9iiv4w4587075x20d78yvajhbfl1mus Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s COVID-19 advice teachings here, with links to resources. https://fpmt.org//advice-from-lama-zopa-rinpoche-for-coro/ What an incredible resource this is! Our deepest gratitude to Lama Zopa Rinpoche and all who have worked so hard to make these teachings available. Photos of Rinpoche at Chenrezig Institute, Australia.

17.01.2022 Equalizing others is something to be done within my mind, not by changing human beings externally. My business is not to be bothered by mental projections of di...sliked enemy, graspedat friend or forgettable stranger. These three categories of object are made by my own mind; they do not exist outside. As long as you have as an object of hatred even one human being, as long as you have an overestimated object of craving desire, as long as you have an indifferent object of ignorancesomeone you ignore and don't care aboutas long as you have the three poisons of hatred, desire and ignorance in relation to these three objects, you have a problem. It is not the objects' problem. Lama Yeshe www.lamayeshe.com/article/three-principal-aspects-path-lty

16.01.2022 Question: Do you see women in Buddhism taking more of a leadership role in the future? Would the nuns you are training perhaps become spiritual teachers? JTP a...nswers: "Finally there is a recognition of this female element, and I think in the next ten years it will be very interesting to see what happens once these nuns graduate from their studies and become more mature figures, to see what kind of voice they are going to have in their society. I think that will be very interesting. So to be a part of that is good, even though sometimes it seems an impossible task. But actually things are worthwhile. Because if we don;t do it, nobody else is going to. The lamas are not going to do it. The women have to help each other, there's no doubt. To be part of that whole movement is nice. It's very strong at this time; the impetus is really flowing in full flood for helping these women." This exchange is from an interview 20 years ago, before the DGL Nunnery, college and temple were built. The first graduating class of tsunmas (female monastics) just completed their education. Several became teachers at the nunnery, others entered long term retreat, others are serving the nunnery in various roles. They manage the nunnery and are a new generation of leaders. How wonderful that is!

16.01.2022 Karma from a Buddhist Perspective

15.01.2022 Om Mani Padme Hum

15.01.2022 The menu for the food of meditation. If you just read it, it will be like eating the menu when you go to a restaurant.

14.01.2022 Sunday Chenrezi Meditation Practice Sunday Chenrezi Service: Although we are currently unable to hold in-person practices due to the coronavirus precautions, Sa...kya Monastery is able to livestream our regular Sunday Chenrezi meditation practice for all who wish to participate remotely. English chanting led by H.H. Jigdal Dagchen Dorje Chang’s son, H.E. Sadu Vajra Sakya Rinpoche. Tibetan chanting led by Khenpo Jampa Rinpoche and Sakya Monastery lamas. PDF text to follow along at home: https://www.sakya.org//uploads/2020/06/Sunday-Chenrezi-Ser

13.01.2022 Happy Full Moon to everyone Snow Lion at St John's Cathedral https://tenzinchoegyal.bandcamp.com/album/heart-strings

13.01.2022 A very special weekend of Clear Light & Insight teachings with Lama Choedak Rinpoche thank you to everyone for shining their warmth & light .. to Rinpoche, to the MBC committee, to MBC members & friends, to the Zoom sangha & to all sentient beings

12.01.2022 His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama urges people to teach children to cultivate emotional hygiene: "Just as we teach children to observe physical hygiene for its b...enefits to our health, we need to teach them to cultivate emotional hygiene. They need to learn how to tackle their destructive emotions and achieve peace of mind," said the official Twitter page of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. Photo: Ruven Afanador for TIME. #mondaymotivation #motivationalquotes #dalailamaquote See more

12.01.2022 Very unique picture of great Yogi Choeki Lodro and fellow young yogis and monks introducing about Chacrasamvara mandala this morning

11.01.2022 The world premier of the conversation is happening Sunday on a YouTube Channel. Please join the WhatsApp group via copying and pasting this link cksl.in/whats...app or write to the organizing group at write to us at [email protected] and we will share the link with them over there. Watching a premiere with the world is always more appealing, yes?! https://youtu.be/Ou-K0avuC6Q See more

09.01.2022 7:30pm Chenrezi (via Zoom) November 12 @ 7:30 pm - 8:30 pm PST |Recurring Event (See all) Join us on Zoom: https://zoom.us/j/97395966263... Meeting ID: 973 9596 6263 PDF of prayers: Thursday-Chenrezi-Sadhana.pdf Chenrezi is the Bodhisattva or Deity of loving kindness and compassion. The Chenrezi service and meditation is the central spiritual practice at Sakya Monastery. It is very easy to practice and enables you to develop loving kindness and compassion in your life.

08.01.2022 MEDITATION WEEKEND RETREAT WITH LAMA CHOEDAK RINPOCHE Port Macquarie Please note, this weekend will be available on ZOOM. Ask for the link when registering. Feb...ruary 27-28th. 2021 Calm Abiding Meditation can help you become relaxed, focused and peaceful. It enables you to identify the real causes of unhappiness and recover from stress, anxiety and tension. This will be explained in detail in this special online retreat. Lama Choedak Rinpoche is a master of Calm Abiding Meditation having undertaken extensive retreats in the Tibetan Buddhist monastic tradition and has taught meditation in the west for thirty years. His profound explanation of meditation and its everyday relevance is renowned for its lucidity, authenticity and humour. His teachings are offered from the heart, spiced with the richness of his experience, dedication and realisation. His systematic guidance on Clear light and Special Insight meditation has been carefully tested to suit all levels of practitioners. When: 27/28th February Where: Endeavour Club House 176 Hastings River Dr, Port Macquarie Time: 9.30 till 5pm Cost: $60 per day Lunch: Bring a plate to share, covid planning will be finalized closer to the event Bookings Contact Peter 0409928658 or email [email protected]

07.01.2022 Please join us today for Green Tara four mandala Puja. All are welcome to join. It's best to observe a vegetarian diet before the puja. If participants can set ...out a small food offering for green tara that would be wonderful. The text will be displayed on screen. Topic: Green Tara four mandala Puja Time: Nov 29, 2020 02:00 PM Vancouver Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86200705681 Meeting ID: 862 0070 5681 Passcode: 792385

07.01.2022 Teaching and meditation from Khenpo Ngawang Dhamchoe on; 'Nagarjuna's personal Dharma advice to his friend King Gautamiputra' This is the fourth week in this series of six weeks of teachings.

06.01.2022 In these classes, Rinpoche will give teachings on the classic Indian Buddhist text Bodhisattva’s Way of Life by Shantideva. This popular Buddhist text provides ...wonderfully useful tools for skilful and balanced living. Lama Choedak Rinpoche, who memorised this text when he was 15 years old, will translate from the Tibetan text and offer a down-to-earth commentary with wisdom, humour and compassion. A special focus this term will be on Chapter V of the text on Guarding The Mind. The practical wisdom of The Bodhisattva’s Way of Life gives the essential instructions for how to live a happy life in harmony with others. Support our centre - donate to the Sakya Temple of Peace, the first Tibetan Buddhist temple in Australia's capital city. Here's the link: https://www.sakya.com.au/stop For more information about our centre and our upcoming classes and retreats, including our annual 10 day calm abiding meditation retreat, visit https://www.sakya.com.au If you have any topic ideas for future talks, or questions you would like answered by Rinpoche, please email us at [email protected]

06.01.2022 Hi everyone! This week your host for the Sunday Calm Abiding Meditation Session and Talk will be the lovely Natalie Mallia. Some of you know Nat as one of the... faces here behind Facebook :) Nat is going to talk about how meditation and practicing the Buddhist teachings (the dharma) helped her make friends with and overcome her anxiety to help her lead a more calm and focused life. Nat will leave you with simple practices and advice that you can use to reduce your anxiety or support a loved one with anxiety. If you have any questions about anxiety that you'd like Nat to address in her talk pop them below :) No need to register for this one, it will pop up here live at 11am AEDT on Sunday 1 November. Or if you don't have facebook you can click here: https://www.facebook.com/sakyalosalchoedzong/ Cost: Free (donations welcome and go towards building The Sakya Temple of Peace) https://www.sakya.com.au/donate

05.01.2022 HEALING AND PURIFICATION RETREAT 27 December 2020 to 1 January 2021 with Khenpo Ngawang Dhamchoe Retreat sessions will be available in person or via Zoom From S...unday 7pm to Friday 1pm Since late 2019 so many people have suffered due to the pandemic. The best remedy to help ourselves and others is medicine healing and purification. Khenpo will bestow the Medicine Buddha and Vajrasattva transmissions and will give teachings on these practices. Bookings:https://www.drogmi.org//Healing_and_Purification_Retreat_2 DBI Covid-10 Safety plan For those attending the centre in person, you will be required to follow the DBI Covid-19 Safety plan. We encourage you to become familiar with this plan prior to your visit @ www.drogmi.org See more

05.01.2022 Let your light shine, the world needs it now more than ever.

04.01.2022 10.30pm 2 January 2021

03.01.2022 Khenpo Ngawang Dhamchoe and all at Drogmi Buddhist Institute are wishing Our Glorious and Precious Root Guru, His Eminence the Vajradhara Sharchen Ludhing Khenc...hen Rinpoche a very happy 90th birthday for 30th October 2020. May Your Eminence continue to live a long and very healthy life, may You continue to turn the Wheel of the Dharma for the benefit of all mother sentient beings.

03.01.2022 The twelve deeds of Shakyamuni buddha: 1) Descent from the Tushita heaven 2) Entry into the mother's womb 3) Taking birth 4) Learning the arts ... 5) Marriage 6) Renunciation of the worldly life 7) Ascetic practice 8) Journey to the Bodhi tree 9) Defeat of the hosts of mara 10) Attainment of Buddhahood 11) Turning the wheel of dharma 12) Passing into Nirvana See more

03.01.2022 Two opportunities to see His Holiness the Dalai Lama online. We are screening in the gompa at the times below, but you can also watch from home. Friday 13 Nove...mber 1.30pm - 2.30pm (AEST) Online book launch His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be launching 'Science and Philosophy in the Indian Buddhist Classics, Volume 2: The Mind' from his residence in Dharamsala. There will then be a question and answer session with Daniel Aitken, CEO of Wisdom Publications. Thursday November 19 2.30pm (AEST) As part of Happiness and its Causes 2020, His Holiness the Dalai Lama will be in conversation with with Professor Ian Hickie of the Brain and Mind Research Institute, University of Sydney. The session will include questions and answers. More information here: https://www.dalailama.com/live https://happinessanditscauses.com.au/program-2020/ Check your local time here: https://greenwichmeantime.com/

02.01.2022 Kyabgon Sakya Gongma Trichen Rinpoche and Kyabgon Sakya Gongma Trizin Rinpoche along with their entourage spent the day enjoying a beautiful view of the snow mountains a few hours drive from Dehradun today

02.01.2022 Beautiful Family..