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Wonderful Nepal

Jul 29, 2017
Wonderful Nepal

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Nepal, officially known as the Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal, is a landlocked central Himalayan country in South Asia. It is a country with a diverse tapestry of culture and religion, and Nepal has always been a popular destination known for its best value for money. Eight of the world’s ten...

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, Asia, Travel | 15 Comments »

Urgelling Monastery: Oasis of Peace

Oct 12, 2016
Urgelling Monastery: Oasis of Peace

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear friends around the world, I always encourage my blog followers to visit as many holy places as possible. It is a great blessing to go on a pilgrimage to holy and sacred places, for instance to the monasteries. These holy places were built with the kindness and generosity of sponsors...

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Posted in Asia, Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, Travel | 23 Comments »

The Miraculous Vajrayogini of Ditsa Monastery | 支扎大寺殊胜的那洛空行母

Nov 10, 2015
The Miraculous Vajrayogini of Ditsa Monastery | 支扎大寺殊胜的那洛空行母

(译文请往下阅读) (By Tsem Rinpoche) One of my students came across the inspiring story below and shared it with me. It is about how a Buddhist practitioner had a revelatory experience which increased his/her faith in the Dharma. As it was originally written in Chinese, I had it translated into English for all of my blog readers, in hopes that you may benefit from this incredible story about both a pilgrim and a great Vajrayogini practitioner. In this day and age, people want to kick back and relax on their holidays… e.g. most people choose to va...

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Posted in Asia, Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, H.H. Kyabje Pabongka Rinpoche, Travel, Vajra Yogini, 中文 | 35 Comments »

Massively beautiful

Aug 6, 2015
Massively beautiful

Dear friends, This is really beautiful and I want to share these with you. Take a few minutes out to enjoy and be blessed. Tsem Rinpoche     Tsongkhapa in Denma Gonsa Monastery Who was Lama Tsongkhapa? Lama Tsongkhapa (1357-1419) was a Buddhist scholar and saint who lived in Tibet during a time when...

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Asia’s richest man funds $193M monastery!!

May 19, 2015
Asia’s richest man funds $193M monastery!!

Hong Kong’s newest monastery is located in the lush hills on the outskirts of the city and was funded entirely by tycoon Li Ka-shing. The $193 million monastery will be open to the public next month, and here are 6 reasons why you might like to visit.   It features the world’s second tallest...

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, China, China 中国, Current Affairs & News, Travel | 18 Comments »

Rinpoche helps Monastic Education | 仁波切帮助寺院教育

Apr 15, 2015
Rinpoche helps Monastic Education | 仁波切帮助寺院教育

(By Pastor Loh Seng Piow) His Eminence Tsem Rinpoche comes from Gaden Monastery, Gaden is a monastic university, the monks study and debate daily besides praying. Their extensive syllabus covers various subjects from Tibetan history, literature, poetry, grammar, English, Mathematics, thangka painting, torma making, tailoring, calligraphy, sand mandala creation to the highest of Buddhist philosophy. Throughout the years, Tsem Rinpoche has always supported the monastery’s education department by raising fund for them to purchase new books f...

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Posted in Behind The Scenes, 中文 | 21 Comments »

After the Monastery

Aug 7, 2014
After the Monastery

A reconciliation story  Bhikshu Heng Ju (Tim Testu)   Left to right: Bhikshus Heng Yo and Heng Ju in the rain, on their “three steps, one bow” pilgrimage for world peace, which lasted from October 16, 1973 to August 17, 1974. They continued regardless of weather, traveling 1,150 miles from San Francisco up the...

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Posted in Great Lamas & Masters, Inspiration & Worthy Words | 22 Comments »

TOO MANY MONKS!

May 11, 2014
TOO MANY MONKS!

Dear students and friends, I came across this article about how a monastery in China was overloaded with applicants wanting to become ordained! The surge in traffic to the monastery's website caused it to crash!...

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Posted in Buddhas, Dharma & Practice | 13 Comments »

40,000 Monks at Serthar Buddhist Institute!!

Sep 30, 2013
40,000 Monks at Serthar Buddhist Institute!!

Dear students and friends, Take a look at the pictures below of Serthar Buddhist Institute in China! Spiritual aspirants actually built their houses around the monastery where they learn and practice Dharma.

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, Current Affairs & News | 30 Comments »

An Age of Restoration

Apr 14, 2013
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The Yong He Gong Lama Temple, also known as the 'Palace of Peace and Harmony Lama Temple', is a temple and monastery of the Gelug (Yellow Hat) School of Tibetan Buddhism. It is located in the North-Eastern central part of Beijing. Yong He Gong was built in the 33rd year during the reign of...

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture | 25 Comments »

Fo Guang Shan monastery

Oct 8, 2012
Fo Guang Shan monastery

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Today, my personal attendant, Liaison Pastor Loh Seng Piow showed me a few pictures of Fo Guang Shan monastery in Taiwan. I have heard about this monastery before, but these pictures beautifully highlighted the scale of the monastery...

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, Asia, Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, China, Travel, Videos | 22 Comments »

Manjushri for Justin

May 8, 2012
Manjushri for Justin

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Dear friends, This is wonderful and auspicious news for our beloved Justin Ripley. 1. As you know I have requested a beautiful Manjushri statue to be ordered, painted and filled with mantras and Justin's ashes and bones. This statue will be placed in the Monastic School where hundreds of young monks...

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Pu Tuo Shan

Dec 20, 2011
Pu Tuo Shan

(By Tsem Rinpoche) Pu Tuo Shan, also known as Mount Putuo is located on a island southeast of Shanghai, in the Zhoushan prefecture of Zhejiang province in China.

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Posted in Art, Architecture & Culture, China, China 中国, Travel | 7 Comments »

Emei Shan

Nov 26, 2011
Emei Shan

(By Tsem Rinpoche)   History According to historians, it was said that Emei Shan (Mount Emei) has been inhabited since 10,000 years ago. The first Buddhist temple in China was built on the summit of Mount Emei in the 1st century. It was named the Guang Xiang Temple, however in 1614 it received its present royal name of Hua Zang. Mount Emei is known for its incredibly diverse vegetation, and scenic beauty. Some of the trees surrounding the area is 1,000 years old. Many people look to Mount Emei as a place of important cultural significance...

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Posted in Buddhas, Dharma & Practice, China, China 中国 | 9 Comments »

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