After decades of effort and planning, the U.S. Jowo Rinpoche statue now stands in its new home - the US Jokhang Temple, in Danvers, Massachusetts! Emaho! But your financial assistance is still needed! Our NEW GOAL is to completely pay off our mortgage in 5 years. Yes! We can do this!
It only takes a little support form each of you, everyone chipping in just a bit - either as a one time offering, or via a monthly membership donation by joining the Sustaining Fund Circle.We can be mortgage free in five years. Key repairs and renovations must take place to successfully fulfill Lama Sonam's vision for how the temple will serve the Buddhist sangha and community.
It only takes a little support form each of you, everyone chipping in just a bit - either as a one time offering, or via a monthly membership donation by joining the Sustaining Fund Circle.We can be mortgage free in five years. Key repairs and renovations must take place to successfully fulfill Lama Sonam's vision for how the temple will serve the Buddhist sangha and community.
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The Drikung Meditation Center is a Tibetan Buddhist center founded by Khenchen Konchog Gyaltshen Rinpoche in the early 1980's. The resident spiritual director of the center is the Venerable Lama Konchok Sonam. The center (which is a 501(c)(3)non-profit organization and a branch of Tibet's Katsel monastery) has existed continuously, first in Boston on Commonwealth Avenue, then in Newton, and then in Somerville.
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The Drikung Meditation Center aims to bring benefit to the Tibetan community at large as well as the local Boston area. The center's ongoing mission is to serve as a place where understanding between all religions, cultures and people may flower, and where spiritual seekers, scholars and the local community may freely experience and study Tibetan/Buddhist cultural and spiritual practices, art and philosophy.
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