Life of Tibetan Buddhist nuns at Dolma Ling Nunnery near Dharamsala

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Published 2016-02-29
A very special video made by the nuns at Dolma Ling Nunnery and Institute, located near Dharamsala, northern India. Dolma Ling Nunnery and Institute is a non-sectarian nunnery located in the Kangra valley near Dharamsala, northern India. Officially inaugurated by His Holiness the Dalai Lama on December 8, 2005, the nunnery is fully funded by the Tibetan Nuns Project and was the first institute dedicated specifically to higher Buddhist education for Tibetan Buddhist nuns from all traditions.

Dolma Ling Nunnery is unique because it offers a 17-year curriculum of traditional Buddhist philosophy and debate as well as modern courses in Tibetan language, English, basic mathematics, and computer skills. The nuns also receive training in the ritual arts such as sand mandalas and butter sculpture. The nunnery was successfully completed after 12 years of hard work and the nuns themselves worked to help build the nunnery.

The Tibetan Nuns Project provides education and humanitarian aid to refugee nuns from Tibet and to nuns from the Himalayan regions of India. It provides facilities and programs to educate, empower, and improve the status of ordained Tibetan women.

The majority of nuns have endured great suffering to get to this hopeful situation.

The Tibetan Nuns Project is dedicated to:

-- Improving standards of food, sanitation, medical care, and education in Tibetan nunneries;
-- Working towards future self-sufficiency through educational and training opportunities;
-- Training nuns to take leadership and service roles within their communities
-- Improving the level and status of ordained Buddhist women;
-- Assisting recently arrived refugee nuns from Tibet;
-- Continuing to establish further facilities for Buddhist nuns.

Visit www.tnp.org to learn more.

All Comments (21)
  • @shreyadhar7155
    Very beautiful and inspiring...I myself want to become nun but my family is not allowing me...but one day I'll surely there where my heart belongs♡
  • @TARSEMRAMGARHIA
    I am tarsem from HARYANA. I am doing vipasana meditation for 15 years. I am doing research on third eye and 7 chakra. Now I want to became a Buddhist Monk.
  • Thank you Beautiful Goddesses. We are truly blessed by your voices & prayers🙏🏾may all benefit without one exception♥️💖💛💗🌻😍
  • @nhungtran-uo2ud
    Wish all the beautiful nuns keep on practicing and living according to Buddha’s teaching until they reach enlightenment. Nam Mo Bon Su Thich Ca Mau Ni Phat.🙏🙏🙏
  • @karolfrench5816
    🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼. THANKYOU this is beautiful and so inspiring
  • @sonamrigzin2560
    May these nun shows true empowerment of women, hoping that I could pay some contribution in future for spread of dharma .
  • @rosedragon108
    wonderful video.... could be improved to help. would suggest turn DOWN volume of music and turn UP volume of speaker. ask speaker to slow down just a bit too in aid of comprehension. this is a lovely presentation - small improvements will make even better to share your important message. blessings
  • @uliuli8997
    So refreshing to see Nuns. It's been a long time coming. 📿🙏
  • @RikthDcruze
    India is really taking care of them like their own.
  • @tankii3327
    Wonderful video put more videos like this 👍
  • this is wonderful to watch the video. we want it in hindi language also so that my family can understand. thanks
  • @ThuLe-eh1xe
    I love the music. It is therapeutic to listen to tibet music, look at beautiful landscape and at the activities of the nuns. They are not shy at all.
  • @elishh8173
    What a wonderful place. I would want to live there.