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Kailashzone
Charitable Foundation
Kailashzone Charitable Foundation
was established in 2000 and registered with the Government of Nepal
in 2005 by a group of youth from Kailash regions. The Charitable
Foundation is headed by Senge Tenzin Rinpoche, and chaired by Khenpo
Tashi kailash.
We, the founding members, are
all from Kailash regions such as Ngari: western Tibet, Limi: northwestern
Nepal, and Dolpo: northeastern Nepal. Having grown up in the areas
surrounding Mount Kailash, we know the challenges of life in these
harsh regions. Basic necessities are hard-earned, and education,
adequate medical care are rare. Limi, and Dolpo are some of the
remote regions in Nepal and no road for vehicles exist.
Because we have been lucky enough to get some
education outside the Kailash regions and have experienced a wide
range of social developments and public services. We feel a strong
obligation and responsibility to do everything we can for the benefit
of the kailash region's common purposes.
The role of Kailashzone is playing with
the projects is to work as the meddle-man between the poor
kailash regional people and the donors & funder who are interested
in helping. Kailashzone takes full responsible for the planning
and the executive task of the projects and proper management of
the fundings and donations that will be made payable to Kailashzone
Charitable Foundation.
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Objectives of Kailashzone Charitable Foundation are
widely divided into three categories.
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To educate the younger generation of Kailash regions is the
first priority. We believe that education has enlighted people
all over the world to elimate proverty and to develop economically
and culturally. To break the cycle of illetaracy and the proverty
in the Kailash regions is the target.
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How
can
we
help?
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A school project for the children of
the remote Limi villages, northwestern Nepal was initiated
by Kailashzone and is supported by Antakharana. Now,
building of the work will be started in June 2006.
Kailashzone Charitable Foundation based in Nepal and Antakharana
Society International based in United States are working
together to raise funding for the school project. Visit
Antakharana website: www.saveaculture.org
We request for your help! Please make donations and sponsor
a part of the school project
We prepared detailed school project map and estimated
cost budget of the school building work. Click
here to View more about school project!
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- Many young monks from Kailash regions
are supported by Kailashzone to come to India to get Buddhist
philosophical teachings and modern education.
Since monks are alway from their parents and need someone
help them. Kailashzone finds sponsors individual monk. You
have the opportunity to be a sponsor of a monks by giving
him between $ 10 and $ 15 U.S. a month. Read
the monks stories!
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To preserve
and educate the importance of the Kailash regions' culture
is the second priority. All over the world, Traditions, beliefs,
arts, people's way of life always change and it is our objective
to stop natural evolution. Kailashzone want to keep the culture
while the younger generations are rapidly embracing the new
culture and to educate significent and value of our culture.
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What
can
we
do?
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- The monasteries are an important part
of the Kailash regions' culture. The historical monuments,
the spiritual teachings and articles, and the traditional
arts are all founded in the monasteries in Kailash regions.
In the past, the people's way of life had been influenced
mostly the teachings of Buddhism and the monasteries.
Kailashzone is keeping closely connection with the monks
of the monasteries and help them to their religious activities.
In 2000, Senge Tenzin Rinpoche and a group of monks visited
Dolpo. Senge Rinpoche gave many public teachings in the
region and met the monks and Nagpas. Senge Tinzen Rinpoche
and Kailashzone supported to rebuild Gomoche monastery at
"Crystal Mountain", in Dolpo and brought a group
of boys to be educated in India.
In 2003, Senge Tenzin Rinpoche and his monks and students
visited Limi. The monks in Limi received teachings and a
group of young monks were brought to India to be educated
in the Institute of Drikung Kagyu in Dehra Dun, eastern
India.
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- Rinchen Ling monasteries in Limi was
built in 10th century by a great Buddhist teacher known
as Lotsewa Rinchen Sangpo. The monastery has over a thousands
years history.
Kailashzone has been talking with the monks of Limi to renovate
the monasteries and to build monks resident at the monasteries
instead living with their own famalies.
Kailashzone is looking for funding to renovate the monastery
and an alternative financial support for the monks to live
separate lives from their own families. Like
to know more about the project.
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To
raise global awareness of the rich historical and natural
attractions of kailash regions and the people's stories is
the third priority. The reason behind his objective is to
promote tourism in the Kailash regions. So, the local people
get his/her share of income. Also to get outsiders protection
of the spiritual sites and support to free the people from
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What
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- Kailashzone have designed a website
to put photographics, articles, and stories about the cultural,
spiritual attractions and put online since 2000.
We are thankful for CreatioNation hosting our website for
free of charge for so many years and all technical computering
support.
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- Interested in knowing more about Kailash
regions, enjoy reading the informations what Kailashzone
have prepared for you.
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A Buddhist Principle
All living beings desire to be happy and everyone has equal rights
to live a happy life.
it is wrong to explore and use others for seek of your pleasure
because it causes suffering for others and eventually for youself.
It is right
way to serve and use self for benefit of others
because it cause happiness for other and make good feeling for youself.
Cherishing
others is the wisdom that make yourself happy. By doing so, peace
prevail in your own life and in your environment!!
Save A
Culture
is the slogan to raise world wide awareness of the Limi people's
plight
Limis are
ethanic Tibetan with intact unique Tibetan culture, which is is
serviving in the most remote area of northwestern Nepal.
Tragedy is the traditional life-style is no longer working. To escape
from proverty, those who have means leave the villages in order
to seek
for educational opportunities and a better way of life.
Kailashzone
and Antahkanara are working to save the unique culture of Limi people
by building school for children, clinic for sick, and introducing
alternative economic resources for the villagers.
Khenpo
Tashi Kailash
Chairperson of Kailashzone
"to
educate younger generation is an important responsibility for this
generation.
The children
of Limi
need a school to break
cycle of illiteracy and poverty in the region snf to make Limi a
better place to live.
I, therefore, request for your help and full support
to do our projects." |
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