Sharing sad news from DGL Nunnery

Dear Friends,
We recognize some of you may have already received this news directly from Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery in India, but in light of this very sad news we wish to share with all of you on our list.
This week at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery, we faced a new milestone in our community with the death of one of our precious senior nuns, Tsunma Thaye Chotso. At aged 37, recently diagnosed with advanced Leukaemia, it had progressed too far to enable Thaye to respond to treatment.
Our nuns returned her body to our Nunnery, performed all the preparations and prayers with great dignity, respect, love and care for their dharma sister. They embodied Jetsunma’s advice to “respond to this first loss of a beloved community member with courage and a deepened understanding of dharma.”
While Tsunma Thaye did not live a long life, she led a very meaningful one and was a very dedicated and valued member of our Nunnery, offering service willingly and always with an open heart. Her funeral prayers were blessed with the presence of her root guru, His Eminence Khamtrul Rinpoche and many of the monks from Khampagar Monastery alongside our nuns. Many, many prayers were offered from around the world, reminding us of the preciousness of our worldwide community and how we are all interconnected.
Her family members were also comforted by the warmth of response received from all around since Thaye was genuinely loved by all who knew her. As Jetsunma observed, “With such blessings we are confident that her journey will be ever upward in the light of the Dharma.”
We have all learned a lot from her life and from her death and are deeply grateful for our connection with Thaye.
May we all remember impermanence; that our own death is certain, that the time of death is uncertain and that the only thing of value at the time of death is our dharma practice.




DGL Nunnery Village Lower Mutt P.O. Padhiarkar, via Taragarh, Distt. Kangra H.P. 176081 India +91 98163-12062
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DGLI has introduced a new “General Healthcare” fund as another donation option for Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery. This will go towards health emergencies for the nuns. More information about this fund will be provided in the future.
Please find the “General Healthcare” listed here.
Caterina, Chrysanne, Harsha and Heather
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives Directors
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s Birthday – Celebrate with Generosity

Dear Friends,
June 30th is Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s birthday! Let’s rejoice by offering support for the Endowment for Jetsunma’s community of nuns at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery! The Endowment Fund ensures the integrity, strength, and long-term viability of the Nunnery community, so that it will remain in a position to serve future generations of young women just as it does today. Please see below for a note from our Endowment Advisors.
A Note from the DGL Endowment Advisors
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery has been built through your heartfelt donations. Please join us now in celebrating Jetsunma by supporting her wish and efforts to ensure this valuable community of nuns will be self-sustaining and their education and well-being will continue to flourish.
Please make a contribution to the Endowment and be part of this extraordinary blessing and achievement through planned giving and other expressions of generosity.
Happy Birthday, Jetsunma!
With love and gratitude,
Linda Nockler and Evan Zazula
DGL Endowment Fund Advisors
Caterina, Chrysanne, Harsha and Heather
DGLI Directors
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Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s European Tour

Dear Friends,
We wish to take this opportunity to share news with you:
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo Teaching Schedule
European Tour
May 20th – July 3rd, 2016
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Jetsunma will visit England, Scotland, Netherlands, Germany, France and Switzerland.
For further details, please click here.
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Connect with Auspiciousness
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Saga Dawa is often considered the most powerful month in the Tibetan calendar (May 7 – June 3). Three significant events are commemorated during Saga Dawa that changed our world forever—birth of the Buddha, his enlightenment, and his final teaching of impermanence. It is believed that all positive actions are greatly amplified during this time.
Now is the perfect time to engage in meritorious activity by attending teachings with Jetsunma.
Offering to ordained sangha and their activities is also a perfect way to connect with auspiciousness. Rejoice in this meritorious opportunity by offering to our projects here.
With heartfelt gratitude for your kindness,
Chrysanne, Caterina, Heather and Harsha
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
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Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo: Tibetan New Year Greetings

Dear Friends,February 9 is Losar, the Tibetan New Year. We welcome the Year of the Fire Monkey with a message from Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo.
Jetsunma with 2016 New Year Monkey gift.
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In India we have the dubious opportunity to observe monkeys who are living free, not caged in zoos. They are usually on the move, constantly searching for food; either grooming or quarrelling with each other and always on the alert for threats. Always restless and unsettled.
So in this Year of the Monkey it is perhaps appropriate to deal with our own monkey minds – always jumping from distraction to distraction, grasping at sense objects and often at odds with those around us. Let us instead aim to cultivate a mind of quiet contentment and inner awareness.
May this Year of the Monkey bring basic sanity into our lives and into this world! May all the beings sharing this extraordinary planet be well and happy, fulfilling their role in the ecology of interdependence and may human beings become more conscious and more caring towards each other and towards the world!
~ Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo
May you and your loved ones enjoy a wonderful year ahead.
In gratitude for your support,
Chrysanne, Caterina, Heather and Harsha
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Last Day to Bid on Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives 1st Annual Benefit Art Auction
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc. Benefit Art Auction
at Biddingowl.com
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Greetings!
Dear Friends,
There is 1 day left to participate in our first online auction at biddingowl.com, a charity online market place, which ends tomorrow at midnight EST on the 10th! Proceeds from the auction will directly benefit the charitable activities of DGLI. We are pleased that we have received bids on four wonderful works of art so far and welcome you to bid and in the coming days to make our first online auction a success.
We are auctioning a selection of works of art from the exhibition Tendrel Interconnections on exhibit last January – March 2015 at Tibet House US in New York City. Artists included are Peter Aronson, Diane Barker, Caterina De Re, Mary DeVincentis, Maxine Henryson, Heather Kessinger, Chrysanne Stathacos, Tsunma Jamyang Donma of Yulokod Studios, and Kate Temple.
Tsunma Jamyang and Jetsunma in front of a work that is donated by Tsunma Jamyang,
please read more about her work here.
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All the artists have kindly donated their works to the auction.
Again, proceeds from the auction will go towards our charitable activities which include our Nunnery projects.
You can see a review of the Tendrel New York show here.
Click here for the directions for bidding and to see the art works!
Please note that the starting bidding prices are generaly 50% lower than the retail price listed. There are no tax deductions offered for this auction.
Thank you for your support of DGLI.
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Update: Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives 1st Annual Benefit Art Auction
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Benefit Art Auction
at Biddingowl.com
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Greetings!
Dear Friends,
There are 7 days left to participate in our first online auction at biddingowl.com, a charity online market place, which ends on November 10! Proceeds from the auction will directly benefit the charitable activities of DGLI. We are pleased that we have received bids on four wonderful works of art so far and welcome you to bid and in the coming days to make our first online auction a success.
We are auctioning a selection of works of art from the exhibition Tendrel Interconnections on exhibit last January – March 2015 at Tibet House US in New York City. Artists included are Peter Aronson, Diane Barker, Caterina De Re, Mary DeVincentis, Maxine Henryson, Heather Kessinger, Chrysanne Stathacos, Tsunma Jamyang Donma of Yulokod Studios, and Kate Temple.
Tsunma Jamyang and Jetsunma in front of a work that is donated by Tsunma Jamyang,please read more about her work here.
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All the artists have kindly donated their works to the auction.
Again, proceeds from the auction will go towards our charitable activities which include our Nunnery projects.
You can see a review of the Tendrel New York show here.
Click here for the directions for bidding and to see the art works!
Please note that the starting bidding prices are generaly 50% lower than the retail price listed. There are no tax deductions offered for this auction.
Thank you for your support of DGLI.
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives 1st Annual Benefit Art Auction
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc. Benefit Art Auction at Biddingowl.com
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We are pleased to invite you to participate in our first online benefit art auction at www.biddingowl.com/dgli, a charity online market place, from October 25th through November 10th, 2015. We are auctioning a selection of works of art from the exhibition Tendrel Interconnections on exhibit last January, 2015 at Tibet House US, NYC.

Tsunma Jamyang Donma and Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo
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The following artists have kindly donated their works to the auction: Peter Aronson, Diane Barker, Caterina De Re, Mary DeVincentis, Maxine Henryson, Heather Kessinger, Chrysanne Stathacos, Tsunma Jamyang Donma of Yulokod Studios, and Kate Temple.
Details of the art auction items are available for bidding at: www.biddingowl.com/dgli
Proceeds from this auction will go towards our charitable activities which include all our Nunnery projects. For more information, please go to www.dglinitiatives.org.
You can see a review of the exhibition Tendrel Interconnections here.
Thank you for your support of Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Please note – there are no tax deductions offered for this auction.
Celebrate Jetsunma’s Birthday!

Dear Friends,
It’s Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s birthday on June 30. So…let’s celebrate! What better gift than to support Jetsunma’s Dharma activity by making a donation to the Endowment Fund for Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery.
Photo courtesy of Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery. Photographer: Olivier Adam
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In Jetsunma’s Words
"The Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery has been founded on the generosity of so many people around the world who care about the welfare and education of Himalayan nuns. Now a hundred young nuns are working hard at their Dharma studies and practice. We are hopeful that in the future some of these women will help to spread the Dharma throughout their Himalayan regions and beyond.
We have also four nuns in long-term retreat who are training to become our first togdenma or yoginis (they have currently completed six years). So, at present the DGL Nunnery is running smoothly and harmoniously full of happy and industrious nuns.
However we must also look to the future of this Nunnery and consider its financial stability for the years to come. Traditionally monasteries were supported through land and villages dedicated to that monastic settlement. Nunneries usually did not own much land and the nuns mainly relied on the offerings of their individual families. In exile that system has now been supplanted by the reliance on donations coming from kind sponsors in many countries around the world who value the wholehearted dedication of these monastics to the spiritual life.
In view of this, we have established an Endowment Fund with the hope that sufficient capital can be raised to help maintain a sound financial basis and a regular source of income for the DGL Nunnery into the future. This fund is managed in New York by a small team of dedicated financiers who invest our modest capital assets both ethically and judiciously. The future financial stability of DGL Nunnery depends on this Endowment Fund and for this reason we seek the contributions of our friends and supporters throughout the world to help us achieve this worthy goal.”
–Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo, June 2015
A Note from the DGL Endowment Advisers
We invite you to join us in celebrating Jetsunma by supporting her wish to ensure this rare community of nuns will be self-sustaining and their education and well-being will continue well into the future.
Please contact us to explore how you can be part of this extraordinary blessing and achievement through planned giving and other expressions of generosity.
With love and gratitude,
Linda Nockler and Evan Zazula
DGL Endowment Fund Advisers
Donate Now
Click here to make a donation to the Endowment Fund, any amount is greatly appreciated.
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For the benefit of all beings.
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An auspicious time to connect with Gebchak Gonpa

Dear Friends,
Now is the highly auspicious period of Saga Dawa. This particular time in the Tibetan calendar commemorates three significant events that forever changed our world: the birth of Buddha Shakyamuni; his awakening to complete enlightenment; and his final teaching of impermanence – his parinirvana. This is an ideal time to intensify all virtuous deeds.
The nuns of Gebchak Gonpa are focused on doing just that, holding you, their donors, and all sentient beings close in prayer. We invite you to tap into this vibrant positive energy in this auspicious time of Saga Dawa by contributing any amount towards the Gebchak nuns’ food or temple expenses. There are two major areas of support for Gebchak Gonpa – the nuns’ food and healthcare fund, and the Gebchak temple. Through your connection with the nuns in supporting their practice, you also join in this vast merit.
Gebchak nuns load a truck full of provisions estimated to cost over USD$3,000.
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Food & Health Care Fund – Sponsor the Nuns
The nuns supplement their food supplies with grain and vegetables from nunnery fields and greenhouses during the short summer season, but these cannot adequately feed all 350 nuns. Amidst a swiftly modernizing economy in the region, the nuns must travel to the nearest township for food supplies, loading up a truck full of provisions necessary for their health. An estimated cost per nun for food and healthcare is $250 a year. However, any amount is gratefully accepted towards the community’s needs and will be shared equally among the nuns.
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Gebchak nuns with vegetable greens harvested from one of their greenhouses
Gebchak Temple
The second major area of support is Gebchak’s main temple. Since demolition of the old temple in 2011, a new temple has been constructed with an extremely strong foundation and structure that can withstand future tremors in an earthquake-prone region.The temple is where the nuns spend two-thirds of the year in group practice and prayer ceremonies, dedicated to all living beings throughout the world. It is also the hub of spiritual life and support for the surrounding nomad community. Currently, there is a huge shortfall in funding for the temple statues that include Guru Rinpoche, Yeshe Tsogyal, and Mandarava. We welcome any amount you can offer towards the sacred statues that support their meditative environment.
A statue to the right waits to be moved into the temple.
Donate to Gebchak Gonpa
Supporting the Gebchak nuns’ lifelong commitment to meditation retreat in Tibet is a powerful and meaningful way to connect with the heartbeat of Dharma practice.
Donate now by inputing your contribution for the following funds:
Sponsor the Nuns (for food and healthcare provisions)
Temple Fund (for statues and other temple amenities)
General Fund (for donations to be used wherever needed)
Yushu Earthquake Orphan Fund (read more)
In this auspicious time of Saga Dawa, contributing any amount towards the Gebchak nuns’ food or temple statues connects you with the nuns in a vast interdependence of prayer and spiritual awakening.
Blessings and gratitude,
Caterina, Chrysanne and Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
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Reminder: Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo in NYC, Exhibition Opening & more!

Dear Friends,
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo is back in the USA this week!
Please mark your calendars and let your friends know about these upcoming opportunities.
January 5, 2015: Barb Schmidt, founder of Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life, presents “A New Year Renewal of Peace, Inspiration and Courage” with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo. This public talk starts at 7 PM.
Please note: There is LIVE STREAMING for this event. Please visit the Peaceful Mind Peaceful Life website on January 5th for instructions about accessing Jetsunma’s talk.
For more details and bookings, please visit here.
January 9, 2015: Opening Reception at Tibet House for TENDREL – རྟེན་འབྲེལ – Interconnections, an exhibition featuring work by artists who are linked to and inspired by the life work of Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo. Opening remarks by Jetsunma at 6:30 PM.
Please note: TENDREL is on view January 10 – March 3, 2015.
For more details about TENDREL, visit here.
Tibet House US events: opening reception for TENDREL exhibition, January 9th and weekend retreat, January 10th-11th.
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January 10 & 11, 2015: A weekend retreat at
Tibet House US,
Uploading Ancient Wisdom for Contemporary Living: Atisha’s Verses. During that retreat Jetsunma will focus on Lojong or “mind training,” applying this ancient teaching to modern times.
For details about the retreat with Jetsunma at Tibet House US, and bookings, go here.
January 14, 2015: A public talk, The Art of Visualization with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo, at The Rubin Museum of Art. Jetsunma will speak on the subject of art and visualization, and introduce examples of divine art from the recently completed temple at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery in India.
For tickets to The Rubin Museum of Art venue with Jetsunma, please go here.
Complete details of Jetsunma’s full tour in the U.S. are available here:
www.dglinitiatives.org/jetsunma-tenzin-palmo-usa-tour.html
We hope you join us at one or more of these auspicious happenings with Jetsunma.
With thanks for your ongoing support, and wishing you many blessings.
Chrysanne, Caterina & Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
The Light of Perfect Wisdom
In this holiday season of goodwill,
gratitude and generosity,
there is bright joy.
Your ongoing kindness has brought
so much benefit to our nunneries.
May the light of wisdom bring
you and your loved ones
lasting peace.
Chrysanne, Caterina & Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Reminder: Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s
USA tour schedule here
Photo: Nuns at DGL Nunnery with a butter lamp offering.
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo: New York City Teachings and Talks, January 2015
Dear Friends,
We invite you to join us at the NYC events of Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s upcoming
2014-2015 USA Tour.
January 9 to 11, 2015
Tibet House US
22 West 15th Street
(between 5th and 6th Avenues)
New York, New York 10011
212-807-0563
TENDREL – རྟེན་འབྲེལ – Interconnections
OPENING RECEPTION:
Friday, January 9, 2015
From 6-8 PM
With opening remarks by Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo at 6:30 PM
TENDREL – རྟེན་འབྲེལ – Interconnections, an exhibition by artists who are linked to and inspired by the life work of Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo at Tibet House US, will be on view from January 9th – March 2, 2015.
Some of the themes investigated by the artists in TENDREL include Tibet and its culture, Buddhism, women, spiritual life, meditation, and activism. Works include arts based on Buddhist and meditative iconography that explores the practice of visualization in painting, sculpture, drawing and detailed stained glass artistry.
Photographs of nomads and nunneries in Tibet that provide profound insight and stark contrast to the social cultural changes of the Tibetan community will also be highlights of the exhibit.
Among those presenting works are artists
Peter Aronson, Diane Barker, Caterina De Re,
Mary DeVincentis, Maxine Henryson,
Heather Kessinger, Chrysanne Stathacos,
Tsunma Jamyang Donma/Yulokod Studios
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Green Tara Stained Glass Window at DGL Nunnery Temple by Tsunma Jamyang Donmal/Yulokod Studios.
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January 10 & 11, 2015
A weekend retreat at The Tibet House US in New York City
Uploading Ancient Wisdom for Contemporary Living: Atisha’s Verses
Photo: Caterina De Re
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Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo has often said her pith teaching is Lojong or “mind training.” Although Atisha’s aphorisms were composed a millennium ago, his verses remain applicable in our modern age. Jetsunma’s distinctive, lucid style of teaching is ideally suited to unraveling the beauty of Atisha’s verses and elucidating how they might be pertinent for those of us caught up in a fast-paced existence while struggling to find inner peace in these times.
Please go here to register and find more information regarding the text: www.tibethouse.us/programs/full calendar/view/706875/114 |
January 14, 2015
Rubin Museum of Art
150 West 17th Street
New York, New York 10011
212-620-5000
Public Talk, The Art of Visualization with Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo
7 PM
Jetsunma will speak on the subject of art and visualization, and introduce examples of divine art from the recently completed temple at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery.
For more details and bookings, please visit this link:
www.rubinmuseum.org/events/load/2855

Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery Temple
If you would like to learn about Jetsunma’s other events in the USA, please go to our DGLI website, here: www.dglinitiatives.org/jetsunma-tenzin-palmo-usa-tour.html
We look forward to seeing you in New York City!
We at DGLI wish you many blessings and a very happy Thanksgiving!
Chrysanne, Caterina & Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo: Dec 2014-Jan 2015 USA Tour
Dear Friends,
Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc. is pleased to announce Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo’s schedule for her upcoming USA Tour, which will run at various venues in New York City, upstate New York, Florida and Massachusetts from Dec. 19, 2014 to Jan. 18, 2015.
For more information and links to all the venues please click here
We look forward to seeing you!
Chrysanne, Caterina & Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives, Inc.
Live Webcast October 1: Teaching and White Tara Empowerment at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery by The Gyalwang Karmapa
October 1, 2014, Live Webcast:
TEACHING and WHITE TARA EMPOWERMENT
At DONGYU GATSAL LING NUNNERY
By the 17th GYALWANG KARMAPA
HH the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa will be bestowing teachings and the White Tara empowerment on October 1, 2014, at Dongyu Gatsal Ling Nunnery.
HH the 17th Gyalwang Karmapa is the head of the Karma Kagyu Lineage, which is 900 years old. Karmapa means “the one who carries out Buddha activity” or “the embodiment of all the activities of the buddhas.”
One of the 21 Taras and one of the best known, White Tara (Sitatara) is a representation of compassion associated with healing, longevity and serenity. Her mantra is Om Tare Tuttare Ture Mama Ayuh Punya Jñana Pustim Kuru Svaha.
This event will be webcast live to followers around the world on: http://kagyuoffice.org/webcast on October 1 at 9:00 AM INDIA
and September 30 at 11:30 PM EST
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Tayul Nuns’ Generosity Helps More Nuns
Dear Friends:
As you know, DGLI has as its primary purpose supporting Tibetan Buddhist nuns at Tayul Gonpa and other remote nunneries in the Himalayan border region. The Tayul nuns rejoice in your generosity by sharing your offerings with nuns from the same valley that are in dire need, specifically nuns from the hermitages of Lama Gonpa and Lapchang Gonpa, which we would like to tell you about.
The nuns from Lama Gonpa and Lapchang Gonpa range in age from 38 to 70 and share some lineage connections with the Tayul nuns.
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Ani Trinley Wangmo, 82, wielding an axe at Tayul Gonpa.
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Although a few of the nuns have been fortunate enough to learn some preliminary practices and classical Tibetan, they spend most of their time doing hard physical labor collecting firewood and carting water in order to support their hermitages, and assist the monks as domestic servants. Consequently, they have little time for their spiritual life, although they long for more time for meditation and other practices.
Ani Tsering Palmo at Lama Gonpa. Despite her advanced years and being crippled, she radiates serenity and peace.
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Lama Gonpa is situated in the same valley as Tayul Gonpa and is in a challenging environment in which to live and practice as water freezes in winter and getting water is difficult. Firewood is also scarce and requires walking long distances to collect it. Additionally, the hermitage is comprised of mud and stone buildings with flat roofs on which snow–which must be removed after each snowfall–falls often in winter. Such shelter requires building up on a yearly basis. The hard physical labor the nuns have had to endure over the years has created physical problems such as ailing backs and knees, that require medical attention. The one nun living at Lapchang is already 78, so her hardships are likely to increase with age.
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While the nuns at Lama Gonpa and Lapchang live in awe of their sisters who are fortunate to reside in nunneries that provide them with sustenance of every kind, including an adequate education, they themselves lack support. With your continued kindness and generosity, we can help them thrive.
Be assured that your assistance makes a difference. Your financial support will help the nuns obtain adequate food, clothing, shelter and medical attention so they can focus more on their spiritual life. Supporters will be gratified to know that whatever help you offer to the Tayul nuns will be shared with their sisters, the nuns at Lama Gonpa and Lapchang Gonpa, who live in the same remote region.
Recently, two Tayul nuns, Ani Zangmo (81) and Ani Trinley Angmo (82), were both able to visit a doctor’s office in Manali and receive physical exams. Although we were afraid that Ani Zangmo would require knee surgery, we recently discovered she will fortunately not need this. Instead, she is using a knee brace and will do physical therapy to strengthen her knee. She was, however, diagnosed with borderline diabetes, so she will continue to need medical support and supervision.

Tayul nuns, Ani Zangmo and Ani Trinley, at a medical clinic in Manali.
To view recent photos of all the nuns at Tayul, Lapchang and Lama Gonpas, please go here. By clicking on each image, you can read a little more about each nun as well as view more photos of the Tayul nuns at a medical clinic.
While DGLI has as its aim ensuring the nuns in these regions have adequate shelter, medical attention and other basic necessities, we can only fulfill our goals with your financial help.
Our dear nuns have dedicated their lives to the Dharma and meritorious activity, all of which support and benefit you. Please continue to help us support them by making a donation through our website here.
Chrysanne, Caterina & Arya
Directors, Dongyu Gatsal Ling Initiatives
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