HE Choeje Ayang Rinpoche

Dear All,

I am attaching here the cost estimate of the wall paintings of Amitabha Foundation Retreat Center in Kathmandu.

Thank you,

Truelha

• Download cost estimates

Becky Loy wrote:

Many of you have written to find out how you can help the survivors of the terrible earthquake which destroyed the city of Jyekundo (Yushu) in Eastern Tibet Tuesday morning. The epicenter of this earthquake was actually in Rima, Ayang Rinpoche’s birthplace village and location of Ayang Monastery, as well as the new Amitabha Foundation-sponsored clinic and boarding school.

Her complete update with photos can be downloaded here.

Grace Wong wrote:

Dear all,

I have joined Yogi Lama Choekyi Wango to attend the Drubchen on 1st Apr for a short visit and had took some photos and videos.

• Photos on FaceBook
• Video on YouTube

We have discussed with Lama Tsewang Tharchen, brother of Ayang Rinpoche, about the fund-raising. This year seems to be in a rush and we cannot find sufficient sponsorships. He said he will give us a detailed breakdown of the cost incurred for the Drubchen so that in future we will have more time and information to find sponsors for the Drubchen. There are many many old laypeople from the local community to join the Drubchen. Lama Tsewang said the monastery also arranged car to go to different area to pick them up. Moreover, meals and tea will be offered to all attendants.

There are still lots of photos taken, but file size are large, I can’t upload all to you. If anyone need it for website/blog/other promotion material, please let me know and I will send by separate email.

best regards,
Grace

Dear All,

Here are the latest photos from the Bodhgaya project taken this morning. Hope you like them.

Greetings and best wishes from Bodhgaya.

Truelha

The Amitabha Mandala Temple and Retreat Center is currently under construction on a mountain top in the Kathmandu Valley. The complex will contain 64 self contained retreat cottages arranged in clusters of 8, each dedicated to a particular practice.

The center will offer the precious opportunity of retreat in a secluded yet supportive environment to both lay an ordained Dharma practitioners, men a women, of both Eastern and Western backgrounds.

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