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 Dru-gu
Monastery.
The reconstruction of the historic Dru-gu Monastery has been completed
after ten years of hard work by the local people, with the help
of generous contributions of Chinese Buddhist communities from
Malaysia, Singapore and Taiwan. Please
click here to see more pictures of Dru-gu.
Eastern
Tibet Self-Help Project, established with mainly the work
of Dr. Joanna Macy and friends, for the development of cultural,
spiritual, humanitarian, and environmental programs in the upper
Dru-gu region of Tibet. It is an essential companion of the Dru-gu
Monastery project. A mobile health clinic, a home for the elderly,
and art programs have already been developed. Reforestation, planting
and a wildlife protection program are also part of our efforts
to restore the once beautifully wooded wildlife habitat of Dru-gu.
 Drukpa
Kagyu Lineage Archives. Choegyal Rinpoche is actively involved
in numerous projects of the Jangchub Jong Buddhist Institute Charitable
Trust in Himachal Pradesh. Projects include the Saraha Library
and Archives in co-ordination with Kumud Sanctuary at Jangchub
Jong Dorzong Institute,for the translation and publication of
Dharma texts, in particular of the Drukpa Kagyu tradition. The
Jangchub Jong Buddhist Institute Charitable Trust is under the
direction of H.E. Dorzong Rinpoche. More information can be found
at www.dorzongrinpoche.org
Tara
Bir Dru-gu Retreat Center was founded by Choegyal Rinpoche
on Shivapuri Mountain, Nepal, with support from Senge Jingri friends
in California and Chinese Buddhist students from Malaysia and
Taiwan. It is a center for students from Dru-gu to support their
studies and practice in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition.
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