New beginnings 2016
Rigul Trust are happy to welcome Sarah Delfont and Colin R. Moore as new Trustees in place of Frank Goh and Brigid Shaugnessy. Many thanks to former trustees Frank, Brigid…
Rigul Trust are happy to welcome Sarah Delfont and Colin R. Moore as new Trustees in place of Frank Goh and Brigid Shaugnessy. Many thanks to former trustees Frank, Brigid…
Refugee Week is a UK-wide programme of events that celebrates the contribution of refugees to the UK and promotes better understanding of why people seek sanctuary. Since being invaded in…
Letter of thanks to Rigul Trust for support of Ling Gesar School, Dehra Dun, India, a Tibetan refugee settlement. Rigul Trust has sponsored the building of two new classrooms and…
HH DALAI LAMA'S 75th BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS TIBET FESTIVAL IN THE PARK Saturday 3rd July 2010 12 noon - 6.00pm Geraldine Mary Harmsworth Park London SE1 6HZ Next to Imperial War…
In November 2009 I had the great privilege of spending three weeks in Ringu Tulku's Bodhicharya Retreat Centre in Rumtek, Sikkim, helping in the early stages of setting up the Sowa Rigpa garden for endangered Himalayan medicinal plants that is Rinpoche's long-term dream. What follows are some notes on my experience.
We have now sent the funds to complete the building of 2 new classrooms at the Ling Gesar School, Manduwala, Dehra Dun This school is not only for the Tibetan refugees but caters for all the Indian children in the surrounding poor villages. It was set up 20 years ago and before 2003 was near to closure due to lack of funds. Since 2003 a charitable trust in Germany has been set up under the guidance of Ringu Tulku: Bodhicharya Huttenried - Dharma-Tor Charitable Trust, Germany. To help maintain and improve the education and health facilities, Ringu Tulku Rinpoche has also asked Rigul Trust, with its UK charity registration status, to help fund these projects.