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In Kathmandu, in a valley at the base of Nagarjuna mountain, Shamar Rinpoche is developing a large monastery called Shar Minub. "Shar" means "to rise", "Nub" means "to set", and "Mi" means "no". Therefore "Shar Minub" means "To rise, but not to set." It is a large project with several phases. The first phase of the master plan is now complete with the construction of the Nera Jana Temple, named after the river where Buddha meditated for 6 years under the bodhi tree. The Nera Jana temple has the purpose of restoring the quality of the Vinaya. In this temple, there is a room for 20 monks who will stay for a 10 year mediation retreat. They will keep the entire 253 Vinaya vows of the authentic Buddhist Bhiksu. To qualify for the retreat, monks must at least 45 years old. Donations for the Shar Minub Project can be sent to: The Wisdom Foundation |
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