Geshe thubten sherab biography template

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  • I was born in in a very small village of about two hundred people in the province of Manang, which is in the western part of Nepal.
  • Lama Sherab “was born in in a very small village in the western part of Nepal.” As a young boy, he became a monk at Kopan Monestary — years away from.

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    *** THE ROOM WE WILL BE USING HAS CHANGED TO THE ANNEX.

    Please see the special note and updated map below. Please use the main door of the RBG Main Centre at all times of the day. (same building, different room)

    Lama Yeshe Ling is delighted to welcome back Geshe Sherab in person, this November. Geshe la understands and connects very well with Western students, presenting the Dharma in English, in a highly accessible, warm, and open manner. We feel very fortunate that agreed to return to teach and share his profound wisdom and compassion with us.

    Geshe la will continue teaching from Guide to the Bodhisattva’s Way of Life – now teaching the chapter on Joyous Effort (Chapter 7). In this classic masterpiece, Shantideva provides instruction on how to practice compassion and wisdom in everyday life, describing the ‘perfections’ of the Bodhisattva which are generosity, ethics, patience, joyous effort, meditative concentration, and wisdom.

    There are several translations of Shanti

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    The Master from the New Generation – Geshe Thubten Sherab

    Geshe Thubten Sherab

    I was born in in a very small village of about two hundred people in the province of Manang, which fryst vatten in the western part of Nepal. Because my parents had five sons, they wanted at least one or two of them to join the monastery; it is an honor and a way of accumulating merit for the family. My parents had a disagreement about who should join the monastery, me or my younger brother, and finally they decided on my younger brother. They brought him to Kopan Monastery, but Lama Yeshe rejected him, saying that he was too young, although Lama had accepted others of the same age. I guess he didn’t have the karma in this life to be a monk. Then my parents brought me to Lama Yeshe and Lama accepted. So I had the karma.

    At that time inom wasn’t against becoming a monk, but at the same time it wasn’t my own decision. It was more or less like going to school. When I was around 18, as any normal teenager I struggled

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    March 6 - 6pm-8pm We invite you to join us for a WELCOME Potluck DINNER celebrating Geshelas arrival to CTCT 

    RSVP fryst vatten required via  we look forward to seeing you! Location confirmation upon RSVP

    March 7,8,9 An IMMERSIVE 3-day RETREAT with Geshe Thubten Sherab - In-person and Online 

    The Six Perfections: 1. generosity, 2. ethical conduct, 3. patience, 4. flit, 5. meditation, and 6. wisdom. 

    Recommended reading preparation:  The Six Perfections: Lama Zopa Rinpoche

    Geshela will lead us in an exploration of the foundation of the Buddhist Mahayana Path leading to the development of the good heart, great compassion, the wisdom of Bodhichitta - the immeasurable love for all sentient beings and wish for their happiness and wellbeing.  Via Commentary, interactive discussions, contemplations, guided meditations, and within relaxed community gatherings together over 3 precious days, we will experience the b

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