Losar Cards from Gaden & Pukhang Khangtsen

The above is a nice Happy New Year’s card (Losar) from Gaden Shartse Monastery to me…Of course most of you know I come from Gaden Shartse Monastery.

A losar card from Pukhang Khangtsen I belong to in Gaden Shartse Monastery. Each monk as a Khangtsen they originate from in their monastery. In Gaden Shartse, there’s 11 Khangtsens.





























































I’m sure Pukhang Khangtsen misses Rinpoche. When we had the honour to visit Gaden Shartse Monastery in 2006, I remember all the monks were so happy to see Rinpoche and so respectful. I’ve watched the “Journey To Gaden” video so many times and it never fails to touch me how much the monks love Rinpoche! I especially liked it when the whole Khangtsen presented Rinpoche with the pandit’s hat. It really shows how highly they hold Rinpoche in their esteem. Thank you for sharing these cards!
Love, Sharon
Ganden Shartze Pukhang Khangtsen will definitely not forget Rinpoche. I know for sure whatever Rank the Sanghas are in and also the lay people will remember how much Rinpoche has tirelessly help them raise funds for the Monastery. He has also assisted the individual Sanghas find sponsors for their monthly sustenance. The little monks that has been under the care of Rinpoche has grown to be young adults by now. Tsem Rinpoche’s Ladrang in Mundgod is the only house that monks learn to speak English taught by Rinpoche. They are also taught discipline, cleanliness and manners.