HE Menri Lopon Thrinley Nyima Rinpoche returns to Menri Monastery after traveling the world to give teachings
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The Four Immeasurable Qualities: Compassion
One of the Four Immeasurable Qualities is ‘Compassion‘. In the Tibetan language, it is ‘Nying jé‘. Nying jé is the practice and aspiration that all beings be free from suffering and the causes of suffering. Training the mind to feel an authentic quality of compassion towards all beings, one sets the intention that all actions arising from one’s body, speech and mind will help to alleviate the suffering of all beings that one encounters either directly or indirectly.
Dispelling the Darkness
The Yungdrung Bön Monastery of Triten Norbutse near Kathmandu, Nepal draped in light
Directly Manifesting Compassion
The children of Shurishing Yungdrung Kundrakling Monastery receive the donation of sports shoes from a kind sponsor
In South Sikkim, there is a Yungdrung Bön monastery with over 30 children. Many of them are completely dependent upon the monastery to take care of their every need. The abbot of this monastery is Khenpo Yongten Gyatso.
The children of Shurishing Yungdrung Kundrakling Monastery in South Sikkim
If you would like to know more about these children, the monastery, or how you can become a sponsor, please follow the link below.
http://www.rosaworldwide.ch/en/projects/sikkim-project.html
The Four Immeasurable Qualities: Love
One of the Four Immeasurable Qualities is ‘Love‘. In the Tibetan language, it is ‘Jampa‘. Jampa is the practice and aspiration that all beings have happiness and the causes for happiness. Training to feel an authentic quality of love towards all beings, one sets the intention that all actions arising from one’s body, speech and mind will support the happiness of all beings that one encounters either directly or indirectly.
Nine Ways 