REAL FOOTAGE OF GHOSTS!!

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I found these by accident…and it has real footage. Some of the best and most convincing footage I have ever seen. There’s a few stories…watch it in chronological order and watch the footage carefully. Enjoy and remember, whatever religion you are and whatever you want to think, beings without physical bodies do exist for sure.

Do let me know which footage you found very convincing… Also any true ghost stories to share?? Write it in the comment section below… I’m interested to read your True Experiences you’ve had if any…..

Tsem Tulku


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25 Responses to REAL FOOTAGE OF GHOSTS!!

  1. andrew paisley on Oct 10, 2010 at 2:51 pm

    thanks for the ghost stuff!..look 4wd to lookin thru those later..lots of love and blessings to you Rinpoche.x

  2. Anila on Oct 10, 2010 at 4:16 pm

    Thank yolu Rinpoche for sharing your discovering real footage of ghosts. I really realy believe in ghosts or spirits. As I myself have encoubtered and experience them in my life. It can be ghosts of ,yolur loved ones or cfriends. Or can be ghosts who harm you. One of my experience of a ghost was my mother in law. My mum in law stays with me until she died. She had this antic key winding clock that only chimes with a pendulum fixed to it. She had this clock for years which she has been hanging in her room. When she died we took it down dismantled the pendulum and put it away as it chimes every hour and the chimes was quite disturbing. According to Chinese belief that after the death of a person, the deceased will come back to visit for the last time which is on the 49th day. Exactly on the 49th days after my mum in law died and at 12 noon the clock started to chime without a pendulum 12 times. After that it stopped and never chimed again without the pendulum. I like the footage of Gym experience of the Gym owner. At least it is not so scary as the one with the lady who got raped by the ghost.

  3. Andrew James Boon on Oct 10, 2010 at 4:49 pm

    Dearest Rinpoche,

    This is actually quite incredible! The footage is indeed the clearest and I have ever seen… The home with the “heritage room” is incredible!!! Knowing the little I know about spirits and “attachments”, I can understand why that room has such active paranormal activity.

    However, in part 5 of the video, there is a part of the footage I am not too sure of. The footage in the bedroom with regards to the “snake” like image, I am sure it was a particle of dust/hair (20 second and 40 second mark is clearest)…

    All that aside I have always been a firm believer of spirits. I have had encounters with the paranormal as a young child. Though I have never seen, heard or felt anything, my younger sister by 6 years was sensitive to such energy. Thus my experiences have been more of a 3rd party observator.

    I recall when she was just a mere baby, whenever we would be house hunting (my mother liked to move home a lot for some reason), my sister would be used like a radar! If she would cry as we pulled up in the driveway of a potential home, my mother would not even bother seeing the house and if my sister was laughing and smiley that was the house we would often move into if the inside was suitable. I never really thought anything about it till was a little older. To me that was the norm, in that if Annette (my sister) was happy my mother was happy.

    Anyway as it turns out, my mother shared with us (my siblings and I) when we were a lot older, that my sister was sensitive to paranormal activity like apparently my mother was too.

    Apparently my sister could “see and feel things” that we normally are not sensitive to. And only then did all the unexplained scenerios in my childhood made sense. Some of these were:

    1. As a baby, my sister would often stare at “nothing” a lot of the time and cry or smile. When she was at the age when she started talking, she would often say “who is that?” or “what is that?” pointing to once again nothing! At times she would cry uncontrollable and I never knew why. As a child I just thought she was a strange baby!!! I did not know any better… hehehe. But as she grew older and could verbalise more, it become a lot stranger!

    2. Once in the car during the night coming home from dinner out and we were at a set of traffic lights, she pointed to the window and asked my mother very innocently, who the man was staring at us from the window!!! We would all turn around and just stare into the darkness. There was often pin drop silence that ensued… hehehe. Funny thinking about it now…

    Most of these encounters were harmless but as she got older (3-4yo)they got more frequent and less harder to ignore. Teachers in my sister’s preschool would often call my mum up in her school (my mother was a teacher then) to complain.

    The cataclyst came when one night my sister (i think she was about 3 or 4 then) was somewhat “possessed”. This memory is still vague as perhaps I may have blanked it out of fear but I do recall it to be quite scary and unreal. Snippets from it were: I remember my sister swearing/cussing at my mother with a voice that was NOT hers and even spitting at my mother at some point when my mother was reciting the “Hail Mary” (I know now that my mother, who has very strong Christian faith, knew it for what it was and was trying to “dispell it”). My sister did finally calm down much to our relief. The next day was when it got interesting…

    My mother, went to the temple (my mother has a strong spiritual incling and at that point in her life she made very natural connections/comparisons between the Kwan Yin – Avalokitesvara and Mother Mary who in Christian faith is someone of great compassion)to seek advice or guidance. She was told by the nuns of the Kwan Yin Temple that my sister’s shared the same auspicious birthdate as Kwan Yin and that somehow my sister had a “gift” (later my mother revealed she had prayed to Kwan Yin for a daughter for many years after 3 miscarriages). This gift enabled her to see beyond our realm and that when used for good will benefit many.

    According to my mother, she had promptly begged the nuns to remove the gift as my mother knew that as a child it was more of a “curse” (my mother apparently had similar visions, but not as vivid and strong, as a child/adult and hence did not want my sister to go through the same – my mother would apparently “see” in her dreams). After much persuasion the nuns did finally agree and understood my mother’s concern, and gave my sister an amulet to wear. This was not to be removed at any time (not even in the bath/shower). This apparently would give her protection and she would not be distrubed or “see” anything whilst it was worn.

    This amulet was made from a yellow cloth in which some prayers were written (and folded into a triangular shape) and tied with a piece of red string if i recall correctly. My sister was to wear this until she turned 7 at which time the amulet could be removed (if the amulet went missing at that point it was supposedly natural and we did not have to worry about it) and the “sealing of the 3rd eye” was complete.

    I also recall thinking, how is this filmsy little amulet going to last 3-4 years but it did! And what is interesting to say the least was on the morning of my sister’s 7th birthday the amulet was gone… We had even “forgotten” about the amulet till that morning when and we seached high and low for it and never found it!

    The amulet did indeed work as my sister never did “see” anything while she was wearing it and definitely nothing since her 7th birthday. My sister is now 33yo.

    This was just a short snippet of what I had experienced as a child and perhaps my memories have been distorted over the years but I do know that the unexplained circumstances of my sister’s visions I can comprehend more logically now.

    What is interesting for me to note is how the affinity with Kwan Yin is so strong with members of my immediate family, myself included… if the above posting is anything to go by, it certainly reaffirms our very existence, aspects on reincarnation and past lives and how interconnected everything is and that we are certainly NOT alone! How can we be? In this multitude of “space” surely a little speck such as ourselves cannot be the ONLY ones about. Hence I also found that in a way this blog topic relates very well with the following blow below as understanding both is like fusing together the spiritual and scientific (at least for me):

    http://blog.tsemtulku.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/2010/06/world-reknowned-physicist-stephen-hawking-on-existence.html

    I shall as always, end with folded hands and much gratitute in Rinpoche’s infinite guidance and passion in sharing information, spreading the Dharma in such exciting and new ways… THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart!

    With much love… Andrew

    • tsemtulku on Oct 11, 2010 at 4:07 am

      Dear Andrew,

      Thanks for taking the time to share this incredibly supernatural story. I believe every word you wrote.

      We should have our KECHARA GHOST STORIES and film and post it…it would be interesting…we have so many members and we can do that with and stories to share..I’ve got a few stories too..heheheh..What you think?…would make very interesting viewing…

      I like what you wrote here, it’s very tantalizing.I’m glad your sister is ok now…

      Much care, and thank you for doing everything even writing in the comments so from your heart,

      Tsem Tulku

      • Josh Akers on Oct 11, 2010 at 7:11 am

        I think that’s an awesome idea to have a Kechara ghost stories bit. I have had undeniable encounters with orbs. In fact, when I get insomnia and am awake between 4-5:30 am, the orbs are VERY STRONG.

        I have given up on not believing.

        The other night I was sitting in my usual meditation/reading chair in my garage, when I saw a huge colorful orb blow right through my the back of my head and out the other side where I saw the color clearly. Immediately I knew someone in my house had woken up. Seconds later I heard the footsteps of my mother going to the bathroom. I can’t describe it all but I KNEW there was psychic energy moving around.

      • Andrew James Boon on Oct 12, 2010 at 12:01 am

        Dearest Rinpoche,

        I do like Rinpoche’s idea of compiling ghost stories… perhaps we could call it Kechara Scare!!! Hehehe

        Shall have a chat with Ms Han….

        Much love… Andrew

  4. Shirley Maya Tan on Oct 10, 2010 at 9:42 pm

    Probably not a good idea to watch at night if one is easily creeped out. But then again, in reality, they are everywhere – be it day or night. Things just seem to get a little more scary at night somehow.

    When I was younger, I thought that human beings were kind of helpless against spirits. The spirits seemed to have more powers than we humans. They could do things to us and we can’t seem to defend ourselves against them. This perception came from an incident that happened to 2 of my cousins when they were small.

    My uncle and aunt had just moved into a new house. As with family tradition, we always visit relatives who move into their new house. But this house was not just an ordinary house. It is almost vindictive. I know it sounds crazy to say this, but it is not a normal house.

    Mattresses would be raised from the beds, while people are sleeping in it. Doors could be locked for no apparent reason, And the worst was when 2 of my cousins were taking a shower together in one of the toilets – the water suddenly became super hot, no one could even open the door to get to the screaming children inside the bathroom. Both of my cousins were no more than 12 at that time. They suffered very bad burns and are scarred to this day.

    Can you imagine hearing the kids screaming inside and no one could get in. Two of my uncles were big and they could not even break the door down. After about what seemed like an eternity to us – the door suddenly opened and the whole toilet was filled with steam. The kids were so badly scalded.

    It was not just freaky. It was horrifying to me. I held that memory for such a long time because my two cousins really suffered for weeks due to the burns.

    The family later found out that the whole housing area was built on a cemetery where the Japanese had buried lots of people during world war 2. They moved out real quick after that.

    From that day on, I felt that as humans we seem so powerless against spirits. And some spirits are just really mean. Exactly like how some humans are.

    At that time, I really felt very helpless. I could not do anything to help my cousins. None of us could. We were all locked out while they were screaming away inside. This incident really scarred me too, I guess.

    Anyways, out of the 5 videos – I found the Haunting of the Woods to be the most convincing. Perhaps it reminded me a lot of the movie, The Shining, one of the best horror movies of all time. But I reckon being stuck all alone in some woods would be the most scary experience ever.

  5. Margaretlee on Oct 11, 2010 at 1:15 am

    I am actually amazed how all these ghost footages were captured! It is very eye opening. Thank you Rinpoche for sharing.

    Personally, I did not have any encounter with ghosts per say, but I have taken photos with “orbes” being clearly shown.

    I am a strong believer of the existence of the formless spirit realm. I have heard from many of my friends who had seen or experienced these formless beings.

    The one that I’d like to share also happened in America. One of my best friends moved into a new house in Vermont, her son who was around 10 at that time was experiencing someone sitting next to him in bed at night and pushing him. My friend also heard guitar music playing on the top floor. One time she even called the police in because she was so afraid that someone had actually broken into her house.

    She called in the “medium” to investigate and the medium told her that there was a small boy also around 11 years old. He was the son of the servant of the house and he had died in the house at the age of 11. This boy liked my girlfriend’s son, he liked to be with him especially when he was reading at night in bed. According to the medium, the servant’s son just wanted to read with my girlfriend’s son in bed as he liked books alot.

    Another wierd incidence that was witnessed by many of her friends during a dinner party in the house was the cracking of a martini glass right in front of their eyes. The matini glass first made a crack sound and all of them were looking at it as the crack began to move around the entire circumference of the glass. they were left speechless. My girlfriend still kept that glass now:-)

    After many repeated incidences, my girlfriend decided to sell the house. Just weeks before they moved out, the chanderlier in the main hall fell down and shattered into pieces.

    These beings who stay in this spirit realm mainly becasue they could not move on to take another rebirth at the time of death due to their strong attachement to the place or to the people living there. Their energy lingered around.

    Some people are more receptive to their existence and some are not.
    And I always wonder what makes those people more able to see and feel these beings? And how can we help those beings move on?

  6. joey wong on Oct 11, 2010 at 11:08 am

    Dear Rinpoche,

    I remember seeing semitransparent forms and sometimes arms and faces that are not connected to anything, that pop out from the wall or in dark spaces when i was younger. I would have problems sleeping every night and my parents or grandmother would have to sleep with me to help relief the fear. I remember feeling that there were invisible beings that were checking me out and it felt creepy. but it could just be my overactive imagination. It really did make me paranoid and it was to the point i could not be alone or else faces and limbs would pop out from the furniture and walls. I made a request to Tara when i was 8 (after reading in praise of Tara) to stop seeing such things, and in return i would practice the Dharma and they stopped.

    When i was 17 and taking my examination, the classroom was facing the school field. And at the corner of the field was a clear shape of a man walking, however the man was like translucent liquid (ala hollow man). I thought it was my eyes needing a rest so i took another look. it was still there. On the 3rd look it disappeared. The dog that was sitting at the middle of the field ran back to the classroom compound, and then howled. That was when i know for sure it wasnt my imagination because another being perceived it too. I have no idea what it was (despite my knowledge in the paranormal) till this day and i dont think i want to. Because it wont serve any purpose and i cant help it even if i did.

    These beings definitely do exist, and after reading the book about Chod by Zong Rinpoche, i really do aspire to benefit them in that way hopefully in this lifetime or the next. They deserve love too. I can only imagine the mental anguish they have to go through every day, being alone and being bitter and full of hatred. i have a small inkling of it due to my subconcious inclination to not trust others or open up as everyone else will have the potential to hurt but i am overturning that every single day, else how can i practice Dharma? If being in depression is so mentally painful, to be in it everyday without respite must be many times worse. I dont like to see beings in such a state but at the moment i can only work on developing the means. Only thing is speed…

    I’d really rather start with people and animals first!

  7. tenzin llhamo on Oct 11, 2010 at 2:33 pm

    Dearest Rinpoche,

    Thank you for posting the videos above. The truth is that I was actually scared to watch it in the beginning. I had to push my chair way back in case I got too scared to continue. Anyway, I forced myself to and I finished all the 5 videos. Goose bumps all the way…

    Mummy and aunties said that when I was young, I used to stare up in the ceiling, talk to my imaginary friends or ask them why is that person standing or floating in the air. I cant recall those incidents though. Sometimes I tell myself that I made it up just to scare them. I was very naughty and hyperactive when I was young but come to think of it, I am still like that. Haha.. Although Dharma have taught us to be compassionate, I am still scared when I think about what my reaction would be if I do accidentally come across them.
    Thank you again Rinpoche for these videos.

    • tsemtulku on Oct 11, 2010 at 2:35 pm

      Kids are usually more receptive to seeing spirits and remembering their previous lives…as they get older, they lose that ability unless they develop it. Thank you for the post and sharing. TR

  8. Tenzin Losang on Oct 11, 2010 at 4:30 pm

    The story of the family of ghosts at the big house that was demolished and the story of Jim the ghost in the gym are 2 stories that I find most fascinating and convincing. However, the others are quite interesting too.

  9. Luize on Oct 11, 2010 at 10:33 pm

    I’m convinced that we share the same space with all sort of spirits, not only what we may call ghosts. I just wonder(like Margaretlee), from buddhist perspective, what can lay people do to help ghosts? Besides dedicating merits, is there like some special prayer or ritual for that?

  10. susan on Oct 12, 2010 at 1:37 am

    Dear Rinpoche
    I love watching paranormal type movies. These are very well shot and document. I like them all because there’s always something to learn from in regards to how people react to spirits. If i have to pick, i find the gym story quite interesting. Knowing the spirit resembles her family members made her switched from being scared to feeling of being protected.

  11. patsy on Oct 12, 2010 at 11:34 pm

    These beings do exist. They are everywhere. Some people have the karma to see or feel their presence and some dont.

    I like The ghost of Green house and Ghost Jim in Gym. Even after death, these ghosts or spirits are still hanging around their property and their loved ones/family due to their attachment. Even though the house is torn down, these being are still hanging around and feeling sad that their house was destroyed.

    Being a Buddhist, the only thing we can do is to dedicate and transfer our merits to them so that they can be released from their present existence and take a better rebirth.

  12. Shin on Oct 16, 2010 at 4:34 am

    Through the years, I have watched countless ghost movies, documentaries etc, but these videos are really spooky, especially if you watched it at 3am, hehe…

    I agree with Shirley. Many people would think that we have no defense when it comes to spirits and ghosts as we cannot see them. Usually, we have a fear of what they will do to us, and also the concept that they have invaded our space.

    However, if we see from another point of view- it is pitiful that they took rebirth in that kind of state and had to draw human’s attention through various means of disturbing us. Also, it rarely occurs to us that it was us that had invaded their space – they were there earlier/ before us.

    Anyway, I am VERY GLAD that I have my pendants, chakras, statues etc with me here hehe… Oh well, I never said I wasn’t SCARED!

  13. Lin Kechara on Oct 16, 2010 at 3:05 pm

    Rinpoche, I never watched the videos till now cause Roland was away the last 3 weeks and I did not dare watch it alone at home.Many years ago when I was sleeping one night, I heard a voice calling my name. It sounded like my mum ( who was sleeping in another room) so i jumped out of bed and opened the door. There was nothing ,so i thought I was dreaming.I went back to bed. Before my head even touched the pillow, I heard it again! This time I was not opening no door!
    At that period of time, nicholas was quite young, under 10 yrs old, and he would ask to sleep in my bed at night. He said he was scared. This happened for a few nights and it got me worried. I did not know what to do,so I went to a buddhist bookshop in Petaling Street, as I was not going to any temples and thought maybe I could ask the owner as to which temple i could go to. As i was relating my story, this stranger next to me was listening and then asked if he could help. He told us he lives in Seremban and when he woke up this morning he felt a compulsion to come to KL. He was wandering around Petaling Street, saw the bookshop and decided to browse. I then invited him home with me (which everyone said was stupid thing to do but I had no fear) My mum was with me then but the owner of the shop was worried and kept telling me he does not know this man. I then called Roland to meet me at home, and brought this man home. He walked around the house, told us to go to a coffeshop to chat, then told us the house needed cleansing but he needed permission first. He then said some prayers, told us he got the greenlight. We went home, he blessed some water and sprinkled it all over whilst chanting. After that he made me throw away a beautiful windchime I bought recently from Australia. he refused to accept even an angpow, just said he was sent to help, asked me to drop him off in Petaling Jaya. I have never seen him since, heard from him or even remember his face but am truly grateful because there were no more complaints of fear from the kids after that.
    Have other stories too long to share here, but thank you rinpoche for sharing your videos…very hair raising huh?!

  14. Girlie on Oct 18, 2010 at 8:57 am

    I put off watching these videos for so long – I stay alone in my apartment and there is no way I am going to watch them by myself!!! Scared-lah.
    Today I got enough courage to watch and finished Video 1 at 8.30am back in my family house – not so eerie in the morning cause it’s bright everywhere. And … other family members are asleep in their respective bedrooms whereas one has gone off to school,but I have my doggie Happy beside me – so there’s company.
    I have never been in a situation where I personally encountered spirits/ghosts but some 30 years ago, when my godfather passed away, his family reminded each other to watch out for signs on the 7th day of his passing. The next morning, I heard that he came back for a visit, as some of them felt a different sensation.

  15. Girlie on Oct 18, 2010 at 10:47 am

    Video 2 gets spookier.
    Going to watch Video 3

  16. Sue on Oct 20, 2010 at 2:42 am

    Dear Rinpoche,
    I am definitely who believes in ghosts.As someone who often experiences occurrences of someone pressing on me when I sleep, may I ask what is the best mantra to recite? I have chant “Om mani padme om” many times before it stops.

    • tsemtulku on Oct 20, 2010 at 3:13 am

      Dear Sue,

      Obtain a picture of Dukkar Goddess or White Umbrella.
      Recite her mantra with great confidence.
      Then your problem will lessen then dissipate.
      OM SITA TA-PA-TREY HUNG PHET

      May you be at peace, Tsem Tulku

      • Sue on Oct 20, 2010 at 8:26 am

        Thank you so much for your guidance.

  17. Jan Rois Masferrer on Oct 25, 2010 at 10:14 pm

    Dear Rimpoche, my name is Jan Rois and i am from Barcelona in Spain. I loved the videos and I believe the 2nd and 4th videos where the most real, especialy the one with the golden/pink ghosts. I am 21 years old and when i was a young kid i was always afraid of the dark. I think when i was very young (like 6 or so) i actually saw a ghost on my bedroom floor (i slept in a high bed). I remember this image of a dead woman laying on the floor dressed as a maid. But I am not sure if it was a ghost or my imagination. To the day im still afraid of the dark and being alone, i dont know why. What do you think about this? Also, im a gelupa buddhist practitioner and once, after meditating for an hour or so, i had a very weird experience. Firs i looked at the rediator in my room and suddenly in my mind i could see the whole heating system of the building. Then my cat came in my room and i could see (again with my mind) all his organs and bones, even his heart beating. Then i walked to my living room and saw my mom working and i could see (also again with my mind) a sort of aura around her, not of color, but of feeling. Like if i could sense all the stress around her and her negatvity and worry. Seeing this i decided to go to the street and see what happened. During this time, i wasnt really thinking actively but more like contemplating with a very quiet mind. On the street i saw the vibrations of all the people walking around me, some where excited, some happy, some angry, some sad, … After a little time, this state finished and i havent been able to go in it again. Also, sometimes when im walking and i look at people, in my mind i see images related to this people like where i think they are going or the people the know, or where they come from, sometimes the images flash so fast that i cant really make sense out of them but again, i dont know if it is my imagination playing triks on my mind. I surely dont see ghost or think im clarvoiant or clairaudient. But i wanted to ask you if this means something to you and if you could shed some light on the matter, you would be making me a BIG favor. Thanks for all your dharmma activity and for remaining in samsara again and again even though the door of nirvana must surely be open to you. It’s a great an pure sacrifice and i thank you with all my heart. Also, a lot of times, when im with other people, my emotions change in a very weird way and i cant control it. It feels like if i was channeling something. Again, please, i ask you for answers. BIG HUG, JAN ROIS (lobsang rigsang).

  18. Li Kheng on Nov 4, 2010 at 12:30 am

    I have postponed watching these ghost stories for many months. This evening, my 13 years old nieces coaxed me into watching it with them as they “love ghost stories on Rinpoche’s blog”! So, I guess it would be good to use this opportunity to face up to my fear.

    This fear of the unknown and unfamiliar is a result of self-cherishing and self-grasping mind. In developing a break from fearing these other forms of beings, through the teachings, training and practice of Dharma, we are gradually taking one step away from our self-cherishing habits. So, I hope that I will have the courage to watch another ghost story soon :p

    Another thing I noticed from the video as well as additional stories kindly shared by posters is the compassion and protection that Dharma (whether Buddhadharma, Christian Dharma etc.) generously offers us. The common method that freed the victims from the spirits is by taking refuge and requesting help from “God”. So, we are very fortunate to still have Dharma with us because it does not only offers us the chance to lead a peaceful and happy life but also provide us with the “tool” to battle our fear of the unknown and potentially harmful.

  19. Carlinda Davis on Nov 8, 2010 at 11:23 pm

    as I grew up for the longest I always thought that i was born before my uncle died because i remember when i was really little, i was standing in the door way and i remember looking waay up into a young mans face and smiling because i felt as though i knew him. after i grew up i always had that memory and then i started up a conversation with my mom about it and i told her mom i remember my uncle cause i remember seeing him in the door way looking down at me, and then she surprised me when she told me that my uncle died before i was even born! every time i think of it i get spooked out but i always feel safe in my house but at the same time im afraid to walk around because when i do i feel as though someone is watching me at all times. only in our Living room though.

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  • Difference
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 12:15 PM)
    Difference: Rinpoche’s life in Los Angeles is HIGHLY INSPIRATIONAL. More people should know about it. Kechara should do more to promote and educate everyone on who Tsem Rinpoche was before he took ordination. It is a teaching that will apply to so many materialistic people like myself. Kechara should really do alot more to promote the biography and background of Tsem Rinpoche since you have Rinpoche with you and you can gather any information you require and you have the writers/resources. If Kechara does not promote who will? All Kechara staff and students should know Tsem Rinpoche’s background perfectly and speak about it with others. I am so touched and inspired by Rinpoche’s growing up years and I know thousands upon thousands more would be also. Kechara should do more to promote. Not many people know about Rinpoche’s background. My thoughts to everyone. Don’t you all think so?
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 09:23 AM)
    Please see where I worked. Where I lived and what I did in Los Angeles..Hehe..i was 16 when I first arrived alone and looking for a job and found a place to live…I set up my altar immediately…this post I call American ‘Tantric Dress’..heheehe..Yes Yes Yes, I was young, much stranger and a teenager once too…hehehehe. Enjoy!! TAKE A LOOK: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=4580
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 09:07 AM)
    It is a WONDERFUL IDEA to start your day by reading one story from the 84 Mahasiddhas. They are very inspirational as they started out just like us, but changed and took responsibility and became attained thru sheer effort realizing the futility of life’s endeavours… I use to read their stories in Gaden and it would bring torrents of tears to my eyes. They touched me deeply especially their guru devotion. I wanted to be like that.. Wonderful habit to cultivate every morning upon waking is some dharma reading, then do Tsongkapa guru yoga, migtseyma and then start your day..You will be ready for anything…TR Mahasiddhas-Must bookmark this page: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=23941
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 07:56 AM)
    Someone I’ve known for 20 years passed away of heart failure. She was 62 and she has been in and out of the hospital for months now. Will miss her: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/students-friends/one-night-two-funerals.html
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 05:59 AM)
    What a thoughtful young man Emilio is. See what he did. I am so touched and mesmerized that he is so young but can be so generous with his thoughts and gifts….I really appreciate people like this. And his picture shows so much character also: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31881
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 02:02 AM)
    Willow Creek is the exact type of town I would love to live in…trees, mountains, rivers.l would set up a house there, big altar, butterlamp house and make lots of offerings and do retreats there and lots of dharma readings. Having bigfoot nearby is just an extra treat. But I wouldn’t move therer for bigfoot-I like the environment..In Tibet Domo Geshe Rinpoche use to meditate in secluded caves and when he gained attainments, Yetis which is Himalayan bigfoots visited him giving him special milk where he made healing pills that were so powerful even the 13th Dalai Lama and Panchen Lamas wanted those pills. Domo Geshe was famous to have association with yetis and they never harmed him, but would drop milk off at his cave and go…I would love to live at Willow Creek so much. I love places like this. If I didn’t have Kechara, I would move there immediately and live there. But I will visit for sure. Will take a group with me. I want to go very much!! TR see; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0dVzIr6bgw&feature=related
  • admin
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 02:00 AM)
    Tsem Rinpoche conducted two funerals within 24 hours on Saturday, one for a Dharma friend and another one for a 3-month fetus due to miscarriage. Due to days of not enough rest, Rinpoche developed a stye (eyelid bump) due to heatiness, but Rinpoche is more than willing suffer for the sake of others in need, read on http://www.tsemrinpoche.com/?p=956
  • tsemtulku
    (Wednesday, May 23. 2012 01:29 AM)
    Willow Creek is a town in Northern California. This town has the most reported cases of bigfoot sightings. From Willow Creek you go to Bluff Creek where the most famous Patterson-Gimlin film of a genuine bigfoot was walking back in the 60′s was filmed…it is the most famous footage that no one can debunk till today….Willow Creek is so green, full of mountains and beautiful rivers. I will definitely take a group with me and visit one day..I love forests and Northern California..so beautiful.. I don’t want to look for bigfoot, but the whole town is a total mecca for bigfoot enthusiasts with shops and small museums. I would like to go to just enjoy the scenery, the mountains and forests. And see the bigfoot scene.. I would love to live there for sure. Who wants to go with me?? Tsem Rinpoche See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_0dVzIr6bgw&feature=related Patterson-gimlin film…so far no scientist can say it is fake. Taken in 1967: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5LUt-9AvNs&feature=related

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Please see where I worked. Where I lived and what I did in Los Angeles..Hehe..i was 16 when I first arrived alone and looking for a job and found a place to live...I set up my altar immediately...this post I call American 'Tantric Dress'..heheehe..Yes Yes Yes, I was young, much stranger and a teenager once too...hehehehe. Enjoy!! TAKE A LOOK: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=4580
2 days ago
What a thoughtful young man.. see what he did: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31881
2 days ago
It's in the scriptures these beings exist. Many high lamas of high standing related they have seen these beings. What do you think: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31948
2 days ago
THIS SECTION HAS ALOT OF INFORMATION ON THE GREAT MAHASIDDHAS. EVERYONE should bookmark this page and read it from time to time. We all need inspiration. What better way to get inspiration but from the masters' themselves. Share & Read..it's a must!! See: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=23941
3 days ago
Dear friends, Please see here Kechara helping and donating to dog shelter in Kathmandu who needs help badly.They are doing a fantastic job under tremendous challenges and setbacks..Please leave a word of support for them in the comments section of the post: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=9403
3 days ago
Imagine if I was real lucky and got to live solitary in a place like this??? Imagine if my cabin was near the shore of this lake without many people around? Imagine I have my dharma books and beautiful Buddha shrine and can live here away from the delusions, false dreams, fake promises and false hopes of this world that I never believed from day one anyways??? If I should be so lucky to be in such a living environment in this all future lives... Tsem Rinpoche
3 days ago
Very nice quote from Muhammad Ali the famous boxer.
3 days ago
Dear friends, This is a well made Paranormal real life story. Nothing scary in this episode, but very powerful show of love and willpower. I want you to please watch this carefully and see how a mother reaches out to save her child. Her will was so strong she left her body. The child saw a light leaving the mother and going to the road although she died and 'found' people to save her child. Very touching and beautiful story. This is what I believe happened, what do you think? http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31937
4 days ago
I knew of a lady who when she went to bed at night, she would feel unseen hands touch her body and disturb her sleep. This happened many times. She sought help from many places without relief. When she saw me, I gave her Singdongma. She invited a statue home, set up a shrine for Her and did Singdongma's mantra/prayer daily. The unseen hands stopped disturbing her & this was ten years ago. She does her prayer daily to Singongma till now: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31904
4 days ago
Dear all, every week I am informed of a death and to offer prayers. This week I was informed of four deaths. With death, everything is almost final and if we didn't do dharma genuinely, we would have regrets. Death is such a omnipresent and frightening stalker. Realize it will come for you one day soon and go all the way with dharma, dharma practice, dharma work and gain realizations. At death, the dharma you have is the only hope. Anything else acquired in life is a total waste of time. Please realize and wake up. Don't procrastinate and keep yourself 'busy' with activities that are empty at the time of death. Our minds will continue at death and what supports that journey is our good merits and attainments collected during our lives. Tsem Rinpoche
4 days ago
Dear Rinpoche, Bryan and I do so much less than what Rinpoche does. When people are asleep Rinpoche's working, when people are awake Rinpoche's working. Not many people in Kechara realize that Rinpoche works the hardest in the entire organization. I didn't know before joining Ladrang. Although Rinpoche may want to go around to pray for people in need, one day I want to able to do this instead of Rinpoche. It is quite taxing and Rinpoche can't be going out of Haven 24 hours to pray for the dying/dead. I'm happy Pastor Yek Yee and Pastor Susan wanted to come today, they really are awesome Pastors. Thank you, Jean Mei
4 days ago
Dear TR,  We have just collected Tashi's ashes. Our Nirvana agent who named May is a very nice lady, she is in her 40+, she is a Buddhist and a Mandarin speaker. She follow us thru out the whole session. May also bought us drinks and settle everything for us.  I have share with her about KH, TR and some other departments we have in Kechara. She is interested in KH. I will arrange with her to come and visit KH and various departments soon. The couple is sending us back home and we will go and get a stupa for Tashi's ashes. Have asked them to go back and rest after this. From Bryan
4 days ago
Rinpoche, (1 pic below) We have just finished lighting 25 candles for Mama Mooi Lan's swift rebirth. We also lit 21 candles for baby Tashi's swift rebirth. Thank you, Jean Ai Cc POs, Jamie, SM
4 days ago
Dear Rinpoche, The casket has been filled with baby Tashi and baby items that Rinpoche bought for him. We did prayers before he left to be cremated. Thank you, Jean Mei (This morning at the funeral for baby Tashi, we bought baby items to be placed into his casket and cremated together. We wanted Tashi to have the baby items with him to let him know we care. His body is strewn with blessed rose petals. Tsem Rinpoche)
4 days ago
Dear all,  It's 9:30 AM. I just walked into the house after being in the hospital and then going to finish a funeral for a baby of a student. I have just conducted two funerals in the last 24 hours. The second funeral was for a baby. I had Jean Mei, Bryan, Seng Piow, Pastor Susan, Pastor Yekyee, Lew with me. Pastor Susan and Yekyee really wanted to come and learn. I am glad they made the effort.  We conducted a simple funeral by reciting holy verses, sprinkling holy water onto the baby, protector rice and scattered blessed fresh rose petals all over the baby. Afterwards I had a nice conversation about the baby's mind taking rebirth. Upon leaving the father and father's mother gave me a very warm hug of thanks and support during this most saddest of times for them...and the wife was happy and looked visibly relieved. She let go alot and let go of her guilt after we talked.. I have sent Bryan and Jean Mei with the family to cremate the baby this morning at 11AM It will take two hours and then we can bring the ashes home. Part of the ashes will be in a large stupa. All of us are extremely exhausted but did very good work. That is what Kechara is about. I am very happy we can help the baby and family along their way. When they called, they sounded extremely desperate as it was very late with no one to help them. We were very honoured to help them. I didn't call Pastor Yekyee and Pastor Susan heard, they immediately wanted to join me. Now with no sleep after baby Tashi's funeral, they went to Kechara to give dharma classes. I am proud of them and my assistants who wanted to help all last night until this morning. It is wonderful to give it all we can for others. That is what Kechara is about. Tsem Rinpoche
4 days ago
Dear TR, 

I have received some update from Gaden regarding Justin Ripley's ashes. 

Monastery have done a whole day of Vajrayogini Daju and Ruchok this Sunday, this is for Rinpoche's previous life and current life students who passed away recently: Geshe Ngawang and Justin Ripley.  

Monastery is now in the middle making Tsa Tsa out from Geshe Ngawang's ashes. After they finish, monastery start to make Tsa Tsa out from Justin's ashes. 

Monastery will use Justin's ashes and make a few different type of Tsa Tsa:

1) Chenrezig, Manjushri and Vajrapani Tsa Tsa

2) White Tara, Amitayus and Nagyalma Tsa Tsa

3) small stupa Tsa Tsa

I have asked monastery to mail us few Tsa Tsa after finish, this will be place inside KFR big VY stupa. 

Thanks 
Bryan (Justin Ripley's ashes has been made into holy Buddha tsatsas {as in picture} to gain more merits for him). We love Justin.
5 days ago
When we trust, practice and go all the way with the tantric path of Vajra Yogini, we have nothing to worry about. All the worries both worldly and spiritual will be solved. We should surrender to Vajra Yogini's blessing by being our best. We just set up this wonderful statue of Buddha Vajra Yogini in our library area. How beautiful She is. Buddha Vajra Yogini is special deity for those overwhelmed by laziness, miserliness and want easy practice but big results. May all of you be blessed to see Her holy image. Kechara Discovery Dept of our orgazination does such wonderful images available for the public. I am very happy as She is beautiful. Thank You Kechara Discovery! Tsem Rinpoche
6 days ago
We just set up this wonderful statue of Buddha Vajra Yogini in our library area. How beautiful it is. Buddha Vajra Yogini is special deity for those overwhelmed by laziness, miserliness and want easy practice but big results. May all of you be blessed to see Her holy image. Kechara Discovery Dept of our orgazination does such wonderful images available for the public. I am very happy as She is beautiful. Thank You Kechara Discovery! Tsem Rinpoche
6 days ago
May 2012-Super cute...Dharma, Mumu, Zamkar and Oser went bye bye together earlier...TR
6 days ago
When I first arrived in Malaysia in 1992 I had a group of people who would sponsor my tickets, stay and for many years sponsor much needed help in Gaden. One of them was Ms Mooi Lan who lives in Cheras. She has been a great supporter for the last 20 years and in the past sponsor. I recieved very sad news she passed away this morning at 4Am. I request all my students to please light a candle for her to take good rebirth and come across the dharma again. Offer the candle to Buddha Dukkar..that is the Buddha I assigned to her many years ago and she diligently practiced and set up a shrine to Dukkar.. I will miss her and never forget her kindness. Many of the things I wanted to do in the past she generously helped. Tsem Rinpoche ( see here http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=4354 )
7 days ago
My relatives and friends who grew up with me. They speak about what I was like as a child: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=13624
7 days ago
Heruka! We say we want to improve yet we don't hold our vows. We promise to keep our samaya, yet our promise to our earlier promises laxed. We want to experience only good results yet we hold onto our face. We want wealth, yet we give nothing. We want success, yet we offer tiny offerings to the Three Jewels. We say we have great faith in our Guru, yet when his assignments are difficult we run. We say we want a good rebirth yet all our actions are motivated by self gain. Heruka, Heruka, Heruka, how are we to recieve your blessings when our three doors are closed tightly by selfishness, ignorance and anger?~Tsem Rinpoche
1 week ago
I haven't lived in Gaden since 1992 when I was sent to Malaysia. I love Gaden and loved so much living there. I like so many things about Gaden. Conversations would not be lonely and easy. Whatever I talk about the monks immediately understand. I do not have to face 'opposition' , doubts, hundreds of questions, and every detail simple about the dharma or dharma work has to be explained. I miss that so much. I am not lonely for company, but I am lonely for familiarity very much. I was very content, at peace and in my element in Gaden. I never knew or imagined I would have to go to Malaysia, stay and take on heavy responsibilities. I am not complaining but I love Gaden, the monks, my teachers, the great masters, the senior monks whom I have many friends. I miss them so much. So so much. I love and respect the great old monks, Rinpoches and spectacular Geshes. Gaden was a city of practitioners and I was home. Lord Tsongkapa's presence pervades the whole Gaden. TR
1 week ago
Dear all, I gave a talk on desire to a few inclusive of Paris and David. I asked David and Paris to write up the talk on their blogs. My plan was after they write it, I'll link it to my blog. From my blog people will click to their blog to read the write up and benefit many who read the talk. Paris did a very good write up and did not miss the subtle points I was expressing that night. She really took the time and effort to write it...I was happy to see she wrote exaclty as I expressed. Effort pays off usually or eventually. I am happy to see there are 669 views (43 comments) already going back to Paris' blog to read the teachings. The teachings will be benfit many. Must save and read again and again. Must share with others...Must contemplate. You want dharma, I am giving it to you and Paris wrote it out perfectly. Tsem Rinpoche Here it is again and save it and share: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31796
1 week ago
Stupa contest: For our first runner up Ms May Ong, a hearty congratulations! It is wonderful you took the time to research on stupas and help to educate all of us on the benefits. I am very happy on this. By the count of votes you are our first runner up winner!! I present you with a holy framed Lord Tsongkapa Guru Tree poster. The original is in my possession and was signed by His Holiness the Dalai Lama. So it is very blessed. I am happy you can have a copy. Three wonderful books for you also to read: Lighting the Way by HH Dalai Lama, Life & Teachings of Tsongkapa and Milarepa's life story in full pictorial. I wish you spiritual attainments. Tsem Rinpoche (see the article: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31030 )
1 week ago
Stupa Contest: Our Winner with the most votes is Ms. Sofi from our tabulations. I rejoice from my heart Ms. Sofi put sincere effort into a wonderful educational write up on the origins/benefits of stupas with beautiful pictures. From my heart I would like to present these very special gifts I have chosen for you. The prizes are: 2-D framed picture of Lord of Healing Medicine Buddha. May you and your family be healthy and always grow in spirituality. Books are: Healing Anger by HH Dalai Lama, Life & Teachings of Tsongkapa, Oracle & Demons of Tibet (very old and unique book), Dje Tsongkhapa, Historical Introduction to the Five Principal Spiritual Tradtions of Tibet and Milarepa life story. Please take your time and read these books. You will learn plenty! Understanding your spiritual practice from learning is of the utmost essential ingredient for growth. I wish you the best. Tsem Rinpoche (see the article: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31030 )
1 week ago
Dear Rinpoche, Thanks Rinpoche so much for the new Samsung phone, battery and changer stand which Su Ming passed to me. I've read the letter from Rinpoche and have remembered the message, not to become "high" and lose myself when I received gift. I still kept the message Rinpoche told me on the blog chat that always be humble, and I know my very downfall is become "big head" after being praised. I thank Henry, outlet managers and staff who are very helpful and accepting when I moved to outlets, I will continue to work hard in the outlets. Rinpoche please rest well. Much thanks, James cc Henry, Managers
1 week ago
My newly composed poem to Manjushri: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31842
1 week ago
This is me requesting ordination from His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=19322
1 week ago
Happy Mother's day Rinpoche. Here's a picture of me now with my favorite toy. Thank u for saving me that this year I have a home. Love, Dzamser
2 weeks ago
Excellent!
2 weeks ago
Great Buddha Lady Niguma, How we may come under your care if we keep chasing after samsaric illusions. Lady Niguma place your feet on my head and bless me to eradicate the mind that chases nothing imagined to be something fooling me and feeding my delusions. Om Svasti! Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
All phenomena are moving and does not stand still. What comes will go. What goes returns in another form. Therefore be not fixated on unreliable phenomena developing unnecesary karmas, but develop the mind which is fixed. Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
Bryan gave me an incredible MOTHER'S DAY GIFT. It is so auspicious. He had someone draw HH Kyabje Zong Rinpoche's sacred face onto the body of Buddha Vajradharma. Buddha Vajradharma is the form Buddha takes to teach the immaculate and fautless tantra of Vajra Yogini. In Vajra Yogini's tantra and meditations, you must visualize your guru in the form of Vajradharma to make offerings both inner, outer & secret offerings daily to one's tantric guru & to meditate on Him in that form. It is very integral part of the practice. If you do the meditations well on your guru in this particular form during the practice of the sadhana..you can gain tremendous realizations and control over one's mind to leave the body when you want. So getting this picture today was an omen if Kecharians fulfill their responsibilities, then Vajra Yogini's practice will spread in this region. Very good omen. I feel this strongly. Bryan really planned out this gift & surprised me!! I will put in Chamang Ladrang in the future. THANK YOU BRYAN!!TR
2 weeks ago
Back in New Jersey over 30 years ago, there lived a lady down the street who was also a student of my teacher. Her name is Carmen (she is a nun now and her ordination name is: Ani Thupten). She had a nice size library of books and many dharma books. I loved the Dharma books!! I would spend so much time browsing and getting snippets of each book from Carmen. I use to ride by bike down to chat with her and borrow her books and it took me like 5 mins by bike..She lived on the same street. I would read dharma books voraciously and write down my questions. I would call Carmen almost daily for years to ask her to clarify the readings I had questions on. She would spend hours on a phone with me answering questions never once losing patience. I learned so much from her. She had vast dharma knowledge, very devoted to our teacher and would do her meditations and extensive sadhanas daily. She would join in all the dharma classes and pujas at our nearby Kalmuck Buddhist Temple. She was such a good dharma friend and I enjoyed her company very much. I wanted to be like her to have the freedom to study and practice dharma. When I recievd my first initiation by our teacher at the temple, Carmen sat right next to me on the front row. Thrilling!! After initiation we would have ten days of explanations (commentary) from our teacher His Eminence Kensur Losang Tharchin Rinpoche. I was so excited and deeply happy to get commentary from our great and knowledgable teacher. What I did not understand, I would of course consult Carmen who is much more advanced and taught me patiently after each day’s teachings. Around 15 years ago Carmen came to India and I travelled with her to holy Bodhgaya, Varanasi and Dharamsala. I escorted her to these places. Since then I have not met up with her. But I know she is fine. Around two years back I sent her a three foot Vajra Yogini statue as a gift from me. Carmen received the statue and was very happy. It was my offering to her for so much kindness shown me when I was a child. I wish so much she can visit Malaysia. She would be happy. Tsem Rinpoche (See her picture here and read more: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=19028 )
2 weeks ago
Take a good look-Please familiarize with Chenresig Ngesung Kundrol..It is important to know about this special deity and practice: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=4453
2 weeks ago
We all want to be a part of something big and with good results. But the only way we can be a part of that is if we work hard together with the other members of our Kechara. The time will pass. It can pass with you taking on difficulties or it can pass with you doing nothing. I feel it's better to work hard now and enjoy later than to enjoy nothing now and then end up nowhere later. Prayers and dedications are ok, but hard work must be part of the prayer. Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
His Holiness the Dalai Lama seated here with His sacred mother. A mother who gives birth to great beings like Shakyamuni, Tsongkapa, Dalai Lama, Panchen Lama, Trijang Rinpoche, etc must be a Buddha Herself, a highly realized Dakini, a powerful practitioner, or a lady who made prayers in previous lives to provide others with great dharma in one way or another. A lady of great spiritual merit or virtue.. I wanted to share this photo with you because if I ever met His Holiness' mother, I would prostrate to Her immediately. Beautiful picture. His Holiness is not ordinary for sure and neither could a being who gave birth to Him. Tibetans always said she was very saintly, gentle, simple and deeply spiritual. During Her lifetime many went to recieve Her blessings..Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
It's very revealing how when you give, offer and have something for them, they crowd around smiling, happy and easy. The minute you ask them to give something, contribute or really help out, they totally disappear. Handphones shut. No replies. No sound. As if you they never knew you. People like that make themselves 2nd rate, find 1st rate people to work with and move on. Recently I encountered some students like that!~ Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
Dear friends, I received a message from my assistant that the international magazine Esquire wanted to interview me…I said ok..the time was set and they came over. The interviewer was a pleasant, intelligent and nice young man. I enjoyed the interview. Well here it is. Thanks to everyone involved. Enjoy the read: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31388
2 weeks ago
Seng Piow took a talk I did and condensed it. It was a good idea from him: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xZRdtheGOfI
2 weeks ago
Though you make arrangements, saying “tomorrow” and “tomorrow,” Just then, suddenly, you have to go. — This is going to happen to you! And without choice, leaving behind in disarray Your left-off work, left food and drink, you have to depart. — This is going to happen to you!~His Holiness Kyabje Pabongka Rinpoche - Heart-Spoon
2 weeks ago
You must watch this video and be totally flabbergasted, amazed and inspired. I guess with anything in life you have to want it bad enough by remembering the benefits. What do you have to lose if you go all the way. But you have everything to lose if you don’t give it your all. Great way to start your day and maybe your life again….Tsem Rinpoche see: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31375
2 weeks ago
Oh my goodness..see this incredible artist and his painting of Lord Tsongkapa!!!!!! See and share: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31368
2 weeks ago
When I was in Thubten Dhargye Ling centre with the great Master Geshe Tsultrim Gyeltsen in Los Angeles, on the main altar was this poster size printed framed picture of His Holiness meditating. I noticed a gentle glow around His Holiness the Dalai Lama's head and body. It has been my favorite picture of His Holiness ever since then which was in the 80's. I found it again today and I share with all of you. May the ordinary and ultimate purposes of His Holiness' incarnation on this earth bless us, nurture us and purify us. Tsem Rinpoche
2 weeks ago
Julia commits herself to two departments in Kechara...that is her Dharma volunteer work. No one asked her to do it, but it comes from herself..... She works in Kechara Soup Kitchen and Ladrang (Haven). She comes in everyday and takes charge of my kitchen where I stay together with Levi. She makes sure we have the groceries, helps to plan and cook, clean and restock our pantry here...she makes me all types of healthy and delicious herbal teas I drink throughout the day everyday...This morning she was so thoughtful. She bought me Vegetarian Indian food...yummy. I love Indian breakfast..I like Indian food alot. It is very nice. She comes in daily to join Levi to prepare food for me and our team here where I stay. Thank you Julia!!TR
2 weeks ago
I am laying down on my bed and I look up towards my ceiling and this is what I see.... I love to have trees indoors and outdoors everywhere. TR
2 weeks ago
Wesak Day 2012 we had many activities in Kechara. In the evening I gave a dharma talk on MAKING A CHOICE AND THE POWER OF STUPAS. Here's the whole event and dharma talk: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31207
2 weeks ago
Excellent book! It is a must read. Will gain you so much more knowledge.TR
2 weeks ago
Dear. Rinpoche, We just lit the first batch of sponsored butter lamps, 443 lamps. It was so beautiful and auspicious. Present were: DM, Martin, Jeff, Grace, CK Leong, CK Liew, William, Su An, Karen, Jace, Khoo, Lam, Choi Sheem, Chai Hang (gf of CK Liew) and myself. The kids are: Jason, Jutika, Pavara and Matthew Leong. Love, li kim
2 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, Laying the circumambulation path around the butter lamp house. Doing the great work are: Grace Leong, C K Leong, C K Liew, Lam, Choi Sheem, Jutika, Pavara and DM laying the last block. Love, li Kim
2 weeks ago
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3 weeks ago
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3 weeks ago
Jutika, Pavara and Matthew helping out in transferring plants for planting!  The 2 boys were talking about coming here since yesterday! From William (May 6, 2012)
3 weeks ago
  Dear TR, A group of 63 visitors are here at Kechara Forest Retreat. They are now being briefed by Pastor Ngeow, YF and Pastor Yek Yee on the benefits of contributing to a project like this. There are also a group of volunteers here planting more plants at the butterlamp area.  Thanks. William
3 weeks ago
The energy last night was very good. Whenever we talk about compassion or it's development,the energy instantly becomes excellent. Tsem Rinpoche (here's the talk: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31207 and pictures)
3 weeks ago
When we take refuge or renew refuge, it is just the first step. Don't stay on just the first step. Tsem Rinpoche (here's the talk: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31207 and pictures)
3 weeks ago
Religion can be useful if we integrate the tenants into our mind and act from it with pure compassion. Tsem Rinpoche (here's the talk: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31207 and pictures)
3 weeks ago
Dharma is only useful if we truly apply it immediately. Otherwise to respect, admire and believe in Dharma is just the rudimentary beginning. Tsem Rinpoche (here's the talk: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31207 and pictures)
3 weeks ago
A sacred Vajra Yogini stupa with bring countless benefits for everyone involved. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, 1. We had our Kechara Animal Liberation Day at Kepong Metropolitan Park this morning in conjunction with Wesak Day. We liberate 150kg fishes and 85 brids. 2. The people that helping at animal liberation are Frederick Law, Jack, Lilyn, Sam and Chervenne, Jill & Victor Choi. 3. We have around 70 people attended. It was a drizzling morning. But the people are every enthusiastic. 4. Pastor Chia was here to brief and lead the prayer. We introduce to the people our Kechara Pastor. Sound new to them but they can see that the Pastor is someone in a highly position to deliver spiritual talk or ritual. 5. There are some new faces that join us today. Knowing our event frm KP, KO, Facebook and friends. There are also people from the park for excercise. From Nicholas
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, thank you very much for the shakyamuni pendant and manjushri pic, my niece (jo wei) has received it, my sister family is here at gompa joining wesak day puja. Thanks. Paul cc Ethan 
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, The blog booth is set up at the Gompa. So far the blog team has sold the following: 1) Greeting card series - 3 sets 2) Magic notebook - 3 units 3) Eco bag - 1 unit 4) Blog post its - 1 unit 5) Animal notebook - 1 unit 6) Go green notebook - 2 units Thank you, Jean Mei
3 weeks ago
Rinpoche This morning, William and I are bringing 15 people from Singapore, led by JJ, to go chamang. Martin will be meeting us there and William will be there as our littke news hound to update. One pic of JJ briefing his group outside the hotel. Paris
3 weeks ago
A photo of the Singaporean group at the special tree at Kechara Forest Retreat. May 5, 2012.
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, Good morning. A bus is chartered to take 44 people to Kechara Forest Retreat (KFR) this morning. Another 4 or 5 cars will accompany d main team up to Bentong. In total there will be 50+ of us. We will go straight to KFR, have half hour lunch at Bentong town then visit KWPC before heading back to kh. Regards, yf (May 6, 2012)
3 weeks ago
Wesak Day May 5, 2012 at Kechara House. I gave refuge to 100 new persons last night. TR
3 weeks ago
Last night between 300-400 persons congregated at Kechara while I gave a talk to them on 'making a choice' and 'the power and purpose of stupas'. The talk has been taped and will be blogged once tape is ready. The talk was two hours and it flowed well for me although I had very little sleep. Towards the end of the talk I gave refuge vows to 100 new persons from different countries for this. When everything was done, I met up with a group of 15 and 5 from Shanghai. Had a nice dharma talk with them on how to make a centre grow and harmony. Passed out nice dharma gifts to all the visitors so they don't go home empty handed. Also seperately met some directors and movie producers that attended the talk and sought private time with me..these producers and directors are very well known locally. One is from Hong Hong. Got home around 5Am and saw so many gifts from people. Did a Manjushri dedication for all the people who offered gifts to me on Wesak day in gratitude. Also some people from Europe called in to Kechara to arrange flowers to be given to me last night. That was very sweet. I have so many flowers now..over 70 bouquets I would...guess. They have all been offered up on the shrine. Thank you. TR (May 5, 2012)
3 weeks ago
May 5, 2012-Today on Wesak Day 47 babies and young children were baptised in the Buddhist tradition by our Buddhist pastors of Kechara.
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, Good morning Rinpoche, Many kecharian gather here at metropolitan park ready to do animal liberation. We dedicate to Rinpoche long life, and for the growth of Kechara and KFR! From Julia (Wesak Day May 5th, 2012)
3 weeks ago
Karma exists and created constantly by our actions. Karma created in the past is fertile and will open up when the situation arises. We should never relax and think everything will be alright when there is so much volatile latent karma like a huge volcano temporarily dormant. We can do something about it though. We can 'manipulate' karma and here's how: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/kechara-13-depts/what-are-pujas-about-do-take-a-good-read.html
3 weeks ago
If I am super thirsty, or feel alittle drained, coke does help...Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
You have to watch this video. If you belong to a dharma centre, Ngo, school, charity, then you have to watch. Make sure kids see it also. Tsem Rinpoche http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31182
3 weeks ago
Do you think this is a very strong karmic imprint from a former life?? Let me know what you think: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=30822
3 weeks ago
What is a stupa? What is the purpose? Why build them? What are the benefits? Where does the tradition come from? All you wanted to know about stupas right here: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31030
3 weeks ago
There are many method and paths to enlightenment. But can you bake your way to enlightenment??? See here: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31025
3 weeks ago
Get Involved with Vajrayogini Stupa at KFR asap: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=30852
3 weeks ago
50 verses of Guru Devotion text is pivotal for anyone wishing to take refuge, vows, initiations or gain attainments. Please see here for an explanation by Joy and let her know what you feel: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31179
3 weeks ago
Dear TR,  Mrs. Chuah is here in Haven for her weekly cooking offering. Thanks  Bryan cc po 
3 weeks ago
Everyone, you must read this to start off your day!! Leave your thoughts on the post: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=31115
3 weeks ago
What a nice and sincere gift from Datin Jennifer. Thank you. TR
3 weeks ago
Karmic results are the only thing we cannot leave behind when we travel, visit another place or pass away. ~ Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
The best way to develop yourself is when you are challenged with difficulties. Not when everything is easy and at your fingertips. -Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
Zoom in and read and think...TR
3 weeks ago
May 2nd, 2012's quiz...the prize is a special Vajra Yogini statue, Biography on Lama Tsongkapa according to his trungrab set of thangkas and a Milarepa color comic book..very inspirational. TR
3 weeks ago
My favorite. An Indian Veg meal. Idli, chudney, dahl, wada and wadey. Tr
3 weeks ago
Dear TR: Ang Lee got the motion, i got the lotion... Love, Ethan (Ang Lee aka Seng Piow taking professional pictures of Kechara Forest Retreat)
3 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, Ang Lee taking scenic shots. Thank you, Jean Mei
3 weeks ago
May 2, 2012....Gizmo went to Kechara Forest Retreat today with Bryan, Ethan, Jean Mei and Seng Piow...Gizmo loves fresh air and grass...also he got to make butterlamp offerings for the first time whi
3 weeks ago
Dear TR, We just left waterfall and yes Gizmo was super happy!!! He made his first butterlamp offerring! Sp took some really nice pictures. we just got to the indian restaurant having lunch before hitting the road. Idli and wada are very nice. jm just got Rinpoche's message, we'll buy the food. See Rinpoche in a while. Love, Ethan (May 2, 2012)
3 weeks ago
Whatever comes will go. Whatever goes, will be replaced. Whatever is replaced will be lost again and so on. We can hold onto nothing and own nothing. So why have hangups? ~Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
This picture of myself was taken in December 1987 in Kathmandu, Nepal. I was around 25 years old and I had just taken my ordination vows a few weeks ago from His Holiness Dalai Lama. I was a fresh and new monk that time. Shortly after this picture was taken, I travelled to South India to join with Gaden Monastery. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
May 1, 2012. I am sitting under the wonderful veranda just outside of my room here at Kechara Forest Retreat. The veranda area has a fan too!! See the beautiful prayer flags fluttering behind me blessing the environment...Our Datuk May, Martin, Joe and Jeffrey did such a good job. Thank you team. Your work here has just started. The four of you will create something powerful and blessed here for thousands of people to come and get blessed. I am so happy for you. It will be hard work, but very fulfilling...it will bring tears to your eyes when you see how much benefit it brings when complete. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
Dear all, I am in KFR today and did offerings. Here I am in inside my very cozy and comfortable room on the land..Everyone did such a good job!! Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
May 1, 2012. I have just finished making the first lamp offerings in our temporary Vajra Yogini Butterlamp house here at Kechara Forest Retreat. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
May 1, 2012. I am at Kechara Forest Retreat inviting Vajra Yogini into our temporary butterlamp house. Everyone must get the standard candles from Kechara Paradise and offer candles here now and as much as possible. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
His Holiness the Dalai lama serving homeless in San Francisco. Beautiful. Tsem Rinpoche
3 weeks ago
Good morning everyone!!!!!! Yes I was up the whole night with a small group talking, discussing, watching some youtube videos!!! But guess what?? Are you ready to see THE FUNNIEST VIDEO EVER? Are you ready to laugh so hard, you might collapse??? David Lai comes out with another super funny video??? Something from when he was a child!!! Take a look!!http://blog.tsemtulku.com/tsem-tulku-rinpoche/funnies/mr-stomach-talks-to-david.html
4 weeks ago
See what this kid at 15 years old does with his free time: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=30228
4 weeks ago
I have basically four special wishes in life. I have had these wishes for many years. I have worked toward these wishes, but so far, none of those four wishes have been fulfilled yet. I hope one day my wishes will come true very much. I am still waiting..waiting...Tsem Rinpoche
4 weeks ago
Picture of myself taken around 7 years ago in Kechara. Tsem Rinpoche
4 weeks ago
Lots of flowers were sent to me yesterday. I have offered the flowers up on my personal Shrine. Thank you. Tsem Rinpoche
4 weeks ago
Care and compassion can be felt by the most dangerous animals. TR
4 weeks ago
See this picgure carefully...
4 weeks ago
Nice documentary about one of my favorite movies stars: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oTjZ58cjC2s
4 weeks ago
Some people have asked me some very important questions on tantra and Vajra Yogini in facebook. I answer them. Answers you really need to know before doing higher and advanced practices..better to be prepared ahead of time. Good to know how to prepare: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=30233
4 weeks ago
This is the holy tsatsa of Namgyalma Buddha made by Lord Atisha as part of His daily practice. He engaged in making Buddha images by way of Tsatsas everyday to purify karma. TR
4 weeks ago
To even see this is a great blessing: This is the personal stupa Atisha carried around with Him wherever he went. He made offerings to this stupa and the holy contents daily. TR
4 weeks ago
"The best guru is one who attacks your hidden faults. The best instructions are the ones that target those faults." - Lord Atisha
4 weeks ago
Dear Rinpoche, They're watching the Kechara Forest Retreat video on the blog now. Look at the cute Mumu on the bottom left! He's so interested in the video. Thank you, Jean Mei
4 weeks ago
You must must must must see something super duper funny...it is something to start off the day....very funny....look: http://blog.tsemtulku.com/?p=30828
1 month ago
Mr. Wong, Dato' Ruby, Kenny Wong and Kwok Wai visiting Kechara Forest Retreat today. I am very happy the Wong Family visited. They really love to help kechara.. Kind people. Tsem Rinpoche
1 month ago
Rinpoche, The movie group just before going to get the pants scared off them!  I have explained that it is Rinpoche's way of saying thank you to them for always working so hard for Ladrang. They were very happy to go in, even big chicken Carmen Koo! I've bought an extra popcorn set for Levi, and will drop it off in haven for her. Thank you, Jean Ai (seeing the move "The Cabin in the Woods")
1 month ago
Nice vegetables bought from Bentong from Mr Wong, Kenny Wong and Kwok Wai. I really appreciate the thoughtfulness. I am very happy they visited beautiful Kechara Forest Retreat. Tsem Rinpoche
1 month ago
Dear rinpoche, Here is the court jester hat and it comes complete with little tinkling bells. David (yes this is my personal court jester)
1 month ago
If we always do not understand Dharma, then that is a sign of not studying. If we always blame Dharma, it is a sign we do not know what dharma really is. If we always expect of the Dharma, then we are using Dharma in ineffective methods. If we find Dharma difficult, then it is because we are unwilling to accept it. If we give up the Dharma, we are get deeper into our sufferings without respite. If we complain about Dharma it is a sign we are looking for blame in the wrong places and not within ourselves.~Tsem Rinpoche
1 month ago
Dear TR,
SO FANTASTIC! Me staring at rainbow. Love dm 
****(April 22, 2012-Sunday-Kechara is very lucky. Many times when we are about to embark on something really beneficial or just finished something very good, we will often times witness a rainbow and there is no rain or clouds.Today again at KECHARA FOREST RETREAT after they finished their work in the evening another clear rainbow appeared in the clear sky reported to me by Datuk May and ten other Kecharians volunteering there today. See the beautiful picture of the rainbow...TR)
1 month ago
I prostrate to my Guru the consummate Lojong master who teaches us how to laugh at death by creating right causes n how to regret n cry at death by doing stupid things. Exciting indeed that we can do either.
I rather die w natural smile than a fake one made up by the embalmers. 
Thank you for reminding we hv choice.
Gratefully yours 
Pastor Ngeow

1 month ago
Death is exciting. It's when all the thìngs we did COME BACK TO US. And we can't sweet talk or seduce our way out. We have to face what we have done. Very exciting to see what's going to happen to us! Hello death, give me what I deserve!! Tsem Rinpoche
1 month ago
Dear Rinpoche, this is the 2nd batch of staff and volunteers visiting chamang today. We have just finished in chamang and water fall, we are going to kwpc land in a short while, thank you. Paul
1 month ago
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