A Vision for education from Mingyur Rinpoche

One Brick, Boundless Aspiration
Fundraiser for Rebuilding Tergar Osel Ling Nepal
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In 2015, the big earthquake hit Kathmandu, Nepal. Tergar Osel Ling, the Buddhist College and monastery that Mingyur Rinpoche conducts, became one of most damaged monasteries in the area. Its main shrine cracked and collapsed eventually. Closed to 200 monks had to set up tent in front of the ruins in order to continue their study and practice.
Mingyur Rinpoche held teachings for students from around the world after he returned from the retreat in 2016 and 2017. A bigger tent appeared at Osel Ling to offer the space for over 1000 students to listen to Rinpoche’s teaching and practice.
Inside the temporary tent, people’s joy and wisdom blossomed from Rinpoche’s teachings. Rinpoche shared his experience from his retreat and gave precise teachings for people on different stages in their practice.
As the home of Rinpoche and the lineage, Tergar Osel Ling must be rebuilt so that the teachings from Rinpoche and the lineage can have a better foundation to spread to benefit more people.
We can all be part of this effort by joining the sponsor program of “One Brick, Boundless Aspiration”. May this offering for the precious Dharma be an accumulation of our virtuous deeds.

[@stevenl378]

Feeling so grateful for my wonderful teacher thank you

[@nicoledelissen977]

So inspiring Gratitude for lifting me up and bow to life/ existance 🤸‍♀️🧎‍♀️🌈🌍🙏🤝🌱

[@meagoodwoman]

Keep uploading his videos. Great job for whole humanity :)

[@wrongnotes8385]

Thank you Rinpoche for spreading and flourishing Dharma in Nepal.You know it as well Dharma is in need in Nepal more than ever and thanks for serving dharma to people in Nepal and around the world.We are proud to have you.Dhanaybad and Tashidhelay

[@shielamartinez8991]

I love your teachings and l wish the world would take a vision from what you teach the world would be a much happier place with Love ,compassion and kindness and less greed

[@imakemusique]

What an inspiring and heart-warming story of how if we look at an "obstacle" with curiosity and openness, we can transform it into a strength. I believe that this transformative learning is something the world needs more of

[@aimanshahshah5206]

Heart felt heavy about this❤️

[@samshersinghbhadauriya3829]

Ap hi mere Shiv baba h 🌹🌹

[@alexterzi4104]

Thank you Rinpoche for these lovely teachings. It respresents a lot for my practice. Best wishes from Brazil.

[@reza6718]

fantastic video thanks

[@user-mr9zx8rq4e]

Great job

[@GustavoGitti1]

❤️

[@SimpleHappyZen]

What a lovely video, great example of impermanence and what we can learn from adversity. Mindful greetings, Simple Happy Zen

[@krisjesan222]

very emotion transfering this lesson. .. It reminds me of someone telling : remember the lesson...forget the mistake. .. (I question these words ) My feeling sais : When you need more room to remember New lessons. .Do not throw out the mistake that learned you. .. instead you Just make your storage cappacity bigger. .. (For me that is what meditation does. .more room making ) Becouse I think when you forget the mistake and only remember the lesson. .one Day you can go doubt the truth of that lessen. ..and therefore go and make the same mistake allover again. . What is the budhist teaching say on this subject ? Greetings, Krisje

[@nichhenlepcha7243]

Krisje San o

[@karmayeshe8935]

Lama Chenno