Below are interesting pictures that were emailed to me by a student of mine, Kwok Wai. They are photographs taken from around the world of beautiful landscapes, architectures and nature...
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Below are interesting pictures that were emailed to me by a student of mine, Kwok Wai. They are photographs taken from around the world of beautiful landscapes, architectures and nature...
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Aug 16, 2010 (By Tsem Rinpoche) I recently found out from Jamie that her mother, Datin Jeniffer Khoo, who has been very instrumental in taking care of rescued puppies/ dogs under the Kechara banner, has been doing Setrap practice very sincerely. She has completed over 1 million Setrap mantra to date. Datin does serkym...
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The original Baby Jane clip Dear friends, I have always enjoyed the acting of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis. They are some of my favorites. As they aged, it was harder for them to find acting roles as they did when they were in their heyday. But yet, they were world famous and...
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I had given a description to Cynthia as to ideas I had of a Kechara village. A place of practice, calm, work and natural living. I described to her what I saw in my mind's eye and she kindly illustrated it for me...
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Around three decades ago I heard about Findhorn… I was around 11 – 12 years old when I visited my cousins in Philadelphia. I begged my cousins to bring me to the bookstore and it was there when I picked up a book on Findhorn-I think the first book on Findhorn… It...
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Today, the Kechara Forest Retreat (KFR) team held an event at KFR to celebrate the mooncake festival. I received many wonderful updates from a few of my students who attended the event.
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Photo of me and Sean taken a few years back..very sweet kid..Sean (far right) and some Kechara kids going to a movie with me a few weeks ago Me showing Sean a look-alike doll Sean healing my neck pains…hehe..thank you sean, you are a great physical therapist!! hehe Sean doing King of...
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(By Tsem Rinpoche) A few days ago, a few students and I went to Viva Home for a shopping trip. I was browsing around a few Oriental shops and came across a few nice items… In one of the shops, they had this beautiful 1000-arm Avaloketishvara (also known as Kuan Yin or Chenrezig) statue....
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(中文请往下看) (By Tsem Rinpoche) This Manjushri tsatsa just arrived today. It contains part of the ashes of my student and friend Mr Justin Ripley who passed away due to heart failure not too long ago. Part of his ashes were consecrated and mixed with clay and other holy objects and made into Manjushri tsatsas by monks. I composed this poem today because a deeper sense of faith in Manjushri grew stronger in me spontaneously just now and I was inspired to write. After composing the poem, I get a immediate message from Bryan Ho that this Manjushri tsa...
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One of my students, Liaison Jamie Khoo was approached by Malaysian Airlines to write two articles on the hidden treasures of Nepal.
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As Kechara’s Soup Kitchen grows, it continues to grab the attention of kind donors, the press and media. Malaysians from all walks of life have been continuously lending a hand in any way that they can. Initially, volunteers and donors came forward to offer their help and donations because they were touched by the...
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A few days ago on the 15th September 2012, Kechara Soup Kitchen volunteers along with Health Minister Dato' Sri Liow Tiong Lai traveled to the outskirts of Bentong where 325 aborigines lived.
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I came across this article which is very inspirational and touching, so I thought I'd share this with all of you.
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One of my close student Liaison David Lai has a blog. I read his blog from time to time and I happened to come across a very inspirational post that he wrote on his blog.
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February 14, 2013 | Lee Rannals for redOrbit.com We thought the first evidence would emerge from some backyard video footage, or a smartphone photo, but the real proof of the existence of Bigfoot actually lies in the DNA. A team of scientists has published the results of a five-year study of DNA samples from...
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Dear students and friends, In Scotland, it’s normal to eat the coagulated blood of a sheep. In Vietnam, it’s a norm to eat cats. In Australia, it's normal to eat a kangaroo's tail. What’s weird, and what’s not?
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January 27, 2006 KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia plans to send two teams of scientists to scour its southern rainforests and track down a huge ape said to have been spotted there, a government official said on Friday. “Bigfoot” fever has dominated Malaysian newspaper headlines for several weeks now, with several dramatic sightings of a...
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I think I was around 12 years old back in Howell, New Jersey on a lazy Saturday afternoon when I flicked on channel 9 and this ‘strange’ 1967 Italian science fiction movie MISSION STARDUST came on. I watched a few minutes and thought I don’t like it very much and went to finish washing...
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A few weeks ago, I had a spontaneous idea to make a new postcard series that features our own beautiful Kechara people.
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