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Help Us Preserve and Protect Tibetan Wisdom Traditions
In an effort to keep Tibetan spiritual wisdom alive and well within our greater global community, Energy Arts has been actively helping two organizations to raise funds for and support Tibetan culture, community, and Buddhist traditions. There are two main locations that need your assistance. The first is in India where Tibetan refugee children, nuns, and the elderly are supported and educated (Holy Caves of Padmasambhava Fund). The second is deep in inner Tibet where orphans are being raised and educated at a Buddhist monastery (Kathok Shedrup Ling).
Supported Tibetan Nuns from Tso Pema (Rewalsar), India
Help Us Preserve and Protect Tibetan Wisdom Traditions
In an effort to keep Tibetan spiritual wisdom alive and well within our greater global community, Energy Arts has been actively helping two organizations to raise funds for and support Tibetan culture, community, and Buddhist traditions. There are two main locations that need your assistance. The first is in India where Tibetan refugee children, nuns, and the elderly are supported and educated (Holy Caves of Padmasambhava Fund). The second is deep in inner Tibet where orphans are being raised and educated at a Buddhist monastery (Kathok Shedrup Ling).
Supported Tibetan Nuns from Tso Pema (Rewalsar), India