Venerable Geshe Namdak - Life at Sera Je Monastery

[@twnfaem]

What a blessing to have a geshe from the Lowlands! Thank you for your teachings Geshe-la! A blessing for our small countries, but most of all for all sentient beings

[@gmoffettv]

Thank you, dear Geshe.

[@carlosjdepedro]

It's great to have this chance. Thank you so very much for your generosity and thank you Geshela for a teaching on such an interesting topic. May all your Dharma wishes come true right here and now.

[@tenzindasel1780]

Wonderful, Geshe la. Feeling so blessed to have had your humble guidance in our Preparing for Ordination course before taking vows with His Holiness the Dalai Lama. You yourself are a huge inspiration for practitioners (especially Westerners)! Chagtsal Lo!

[@amadeovalls8121]

Om Mani Padme Hung Om Mani Padme Hung Om Mani Padme Hung Om Mani Padme Hung

[@JohnWiedenhoeft]

A remarkable achievement indeed! Though I do have to point out that, contrary to the video's description, the first Westerner to graduate Geshe Lharampa at Gaden was Georges Dreyfus, now Professor of Religion at Williams, in 1985. 🤔☺️I highly recommend his book "The sound of two hands clapping" for a detailed description of monastic life and education in the Gelug tradition.😊

[@karankamble1415]

Thank you, dear Geshe la. It was enriching to learn about your precious experiences and wisdom. I had the opportunity to learn from you a couple of times at Choe Khor Sum Ling. Hopefully after we're much safer and the Bengaluru centre can open, I can learn from you again.

[@jimpeace5843]

Thank you rinpoche

[@karolfrench5816]

🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@wumaofiftycent-eq3bf]

This chinamen to whose village came buddhism centuries ago...bow down to this white Buddha