Examples of using Benchen monastery in English and their translations into German
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At present, Benchen monastery accommodates about 270 monks.
Link to the prayer chanted by Umze Tsering from Benchen Monastery.
He was brought to Benchen monastery and enthroned upon the seat of his predecessor.
Both of these items were kept in the treasure-chests at Benchen monastery.
Benchen Monastery would like to thank all those who supported the undergoing rebuilding project.
A brief biography of Kyabje Tenga Rinpoche of Benchen monastery 1932-2012.
Benchen Monastery has established a new fund raising committee as mentioned in the recent letter.
Since then ShingKyong is one of the main protectors of Benchen Monastery.
At age eight he was brought to Benchen monastery and installed upon the golden throne of his predecessor.
Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche currently is rebuilding the Benchen Monastery in Kham, Tibet.
Now that things are more settled, the Benchen Monastery Committee has been assessing the damage to the monastery buildings.
Losar 2018 Celebrating the NewYear of the Earth Dog a new era for Benchen Monastery.
Accordingly, the fully reconstructed Benchen monastery was inaugurated a few years back by the present Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche.
Both places, Tatopani and Ramadoli, are not far from the Benchen monastery in Svayambunath.
Thereupon he began his studies at Benchen monastery in Tibet and received refuge and the name Karma Tenzin Thinle Namgyal from H. E.
While in Kalimpong,Tenga Rinpoche also entered a retreat for the practice of the special protector of Benchen monastery, Shing Kyong Kunga Zhonnu.
Since 1976, Tenga Rinpoche has then established the Benchen monastery in exile at the foot of the Glorious Svayambunath Stupa in Nepal.
Jamgön Kongtrul took him in lovingly and soon gave him the nickname Gawa Tulku,refering to the area of Ga in Nangchen in which Benchen monastery is situated.
He dedicated his final years to the reconstruction of Benchen monastery and conducted many ceremonies for the benefit of beings.
The Benchen Monastery Community is under the spiritual guidance of both His Eminence Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche and the late Kyabje Tenga Rinpoche.
Rinpoche later interpreted this as refering to his having lived at Benchen monastery in Tibet and at Rumtek monastery in Sikkim.
Benchen Monastery Free Clinic is a medical institution operating at the Tibetan Buddhist Monastery Benchen Phuntsok Dargyeling in Kathmandu.
Jamgön Rinpoche was delighted at Tendzin Chögyal's intention to help andfurther the activities at Benchen monastery and gave his permission wholeheartedly.
Benchen Monastery Committee would also like to thank each and every one of our supporters, worldwide, for their sincere concern and help during this most terrible disaster.
It was Tenga Rinpoche's request to Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche tocontinuously take care that all the traditional rituals of Benchen Monastery, the dances and pujas etc., will be continued uninterruptedly in the future.
After an absence of almost ten years from his own Benchen monastery, and also because Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche had now become very old, Tendzin Chögyal eventually asked Jamgön Rinpoche's permission to return to Benchen. .
The resident lama,Lama Rinchen expressed his gratitude to the personal attendants and the administration of Benchen monastery for their support and offering of such precious relics to the centers.
In addition to the aid programs of Benchen Monastery, our monastery served as the coordination, storage and distribution point for Karmapa Service Committee Nepal's relief activities, and our monks participated in all these distribution functions as well.
He stated the year of the tulkus birth as the Monkey year, that there were wondrous signs acompanying the birth, and said that if one were tosearch in the eastern direction, but not very far from Benchen monastery, the rebirth would surely be found.
Karmapa sent a personally signed construction drawing to Benchen Monastery in Nepal indicating that this type of stupa should be constructed for Kyabje Tenga Rinpoche's relics.