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An Abbreviated Life Story of Ven Trisur Rinpoche

An Abbreviated Life Story of Ven Trisur Rinpoche  (as told to Catherine Fradet and Irene Turner in 2016 on the occasion of his teaching visit to Nalanda Monastery)  Question: maybe Rinpoche could start with his life in Tibet… I was born (1934) in central Tibet, Tsang, in an area South of Lhasa, called Lhatse, where…

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Creation of the Italian Chapter of Sakyadhita

By Ven. Cristiana Ciampa Tsomo This interview features Ven. Cristiana Ciampa Tsomo in conversation with Ven. Carla and Ven. Lucia from Pomaia, Italy, as they reflect on their journey to meet other nuns in South Korea, culminating in the creation of the Italian chapter of Sakyadhita. 1. You attended the last Sakyadhita conference in…

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OLD AGE, SO MUCH TO LEARN!

  Teachings on Nagarjuna’s letter from Geshe Sonam Gyaltsen  (March - September 2024)  Maitreya Institute, Loenen, Netherlands;  Personal experiences from Getsulma Tenzin Chödron.   'OLD AGE, SO MUCH TO LEARN! 'You are served with learning moments'  To gain deeper insight into your habit patterns,  the process of aging is extremely helpful!  We are attached to…

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Lhungtok Choekhorling News 

 Finding Peace  On Saturday, 8th March, in Milan, our abbot, Khen Rinpoche Geshe Thubten Chonyi participated in an event to present the monastery project at a national level and take part in a discussion on the Importance of Choosing a Contemplative and Monastic Life in Today’s World.  Joining Geshe Chonyi for the discussion was Enzo…

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Reflections at the Beginning of 2025

By Venerable Tenzin Gache As the IMI Team requested me to write a short article for the newsletter, I put together these reflections on being a monk in the modern world. Mainly I did so to help process my own thoughts, but perhaps there will be some small benefit for others who are also…

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Environmental Sustainability in South India

Environmental Sustainability in South India By Ven. Gache  At Sera IMI House, we take whatever measures we can reasonably make to contribute to environmental sustainability. Some aspects of life in India preclude things that we could do more easily in a Western country, like buying organic and using sustainable power. On the other…

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