On Sunday 9 November, 2014 Karma Yeshe Rabgye launched his latest book called ‘Life’s Meandering Path’. Thank you to the numerous special guests and the hundreds of people who attend. Also, a big thank you to the students that performed their cultural dances and Sangye Menla Trust staff and volunteers for organising this wonderful event.
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On the occasion of Purnima Day 2014, I was invited to the Tribune School, Chandigarh. The children sang and made speeches about Gautama Buddha’s life and teachings. It was a wonderful occasion and I thank the students and staff for making me so welcome.
In October 2013 I spent a month teaching the eight-fold path and meditation to university students from all regions of the Indian Himalayas. I would like to thank the sponsors, organisers and all the students that attended. The feedback has been extremely positive and I look forward to seeing everyone again next October.
On Sunday 25th March Karma Yeshe Rabgye launched his book called ‘The Best Way to Catch a Snake’. Thank you to my two special guests and everyone who attend. Also, big thank you to Sangye-Menla Trust staff and volunteers for arranging the event.
Buddha Jayanti at Thai Temple, Chandigarh, India. On the 6th May 2012 I was invited to give a talk at this sacred celebration of Buddha’s Birthday.
During 2012 I visited various Tibetan school administrations to distribute copies of my book, so every Tibetan school within India will have a copy. I would like to thank everyone that donated money to purchase the books. I dedicate all this merit, on behalf of the sponsors, to the welfare of all sentient beings.
Pictures from the first ‘snake teaching’ held at the Ashoka Buddhist Temple in Chandigarh, India.
I was very honoured to be invited to the Royal Katin Robe Offering in the Thai Temple in Khuda Ali Sher. The robes were provided by the King of Thailand.
I was invited to visit the ancient Buddhist sites in Harayana, India by the Buddhist Forum. I visited the ruins of a Buddhist Monastery in Adi Badri, an Ashoka Stupa at Chaneti and several other Buddhist sites. I also went to the site of the proposed Ashoka Edicts Park in Topra Kalan, and discussed the […]
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