Buddhist nuns travel for the first time - A touching journey through India

The innocence in their eyes, the peace in their hearts, the love for their people. They truly are the pure souls of the Himalayas.💕

Buddhism is such a pure vibe. It has helped me calm down and lessened my anxiety. If any of you are feeling overwhelmed, give Buddhist meditation a try and simplify your life.

I'm so fortunate to born in Bharata 🇮🇳🙏 and especially born in a Dharmic family. I want to travel all over the India too and learn about Dharma too . Om namah shivaya 🕉️🙏 Gods protect Bharata 🇮🇳❤️

If everyone in this world was like these nuns, there would be absolutely no war at all, but happiness.

So marvelous.Those nuns have the hearts of little children. A lesson to remember to us all.

One of them refused ride the camel..for the love of animal👍

"You have to tell everyone to clean all this up. And if they don't listen, you pull their ears!"

Thank you Caroline for taking these wonderful nuns across India. Couldn't control my joy of tears coming down while watching this video. Excellent

The selfless service you gave to the nuns of my Nation is incredible Caroline....May God bless you !!!♥️

As a Sikh, this is remarkable. India is fascinating.

when they were start chanting in the temple I couldn't stop my tears...I am not even Buddhist .....may God bless them for their service to humanity!!!!!!!! World is beautiful because humble ,pure people like them.

This video is wholesome man, i just loved it. I was having very bad day this video filled me with joy.

Life without stress is what they are really living and their smile itself speaks about it...

"I was simultaneously a guide, an organizer, a translator, a camerawoman and a nurse. The sole leader of 12 member trip " at 22.00 by Caroline Riegel. Truly you are the heart/mother of the trip, Caroline. Deep deep gratitude to you for your wonderful creation and helps to those beautiful Venerables. Sadhu, always be well and happy!

We meet this beautiful nuns in Ajanta Ellora in 2012 during our family tour ...that time i didn't know about this tour and travel ..we captured lots of photo with this beautiful nuns..After so many years i am so happy to see this vedio and thanks for sponsered for this beautiful nuns and God bless u all.

These nuns are braver than I will ever be. Great story. Great endurance. Great discipline. A simple life.

I grew up around nuns, my auntie being one. There is always this one buffoon nun who was the naughtiest, the one who laughed the loudest, and played the most pranks. She was always the one who knew most about life, and the most comforting shoulder to cry on.

This is a gem on YouTube. Such pure, honest and unadulterated work. Watching it was a transformative experience in itself.

Eleven female buddhas encountering and embracing India with their child-like open hearts! Just knowing that somewhere in Zanskar, there is a village with these people fills me with great warmth.

What a fascinating and deeply engrossing documentary! India is such a vast and beautiful country. Thank you Caroline Riegel, for taking these nuns on a journey to see and experience India, and for posting this video. I enjoyed watching it. I also felt deeply touched at several places. These nuns are so inquisitive and righteous, too, one of whom argues with a man on the bank of the Ganges why he does not stop people from defecating and urinating at such a holy place, in the open. These nuns respect nature. It is time Indians learned how to respect nature too, and keep their rivers and fields clean. Thank you Caroline Riegel. You have done great service to these nuns. They would never have seen all these places, and even drink tea at the Taj Mahal Hotel in Mumbai without your help. Even I would think twice before stepping into that expensive hotel, much less drink tea there. Yesh Prabhu, Bushkill, Pennsylvania