Browsing Posts of 'Pastor Elena K. Jean Ai'
Nothing like a good hearty lentil soup, thanks to Rinpoche who sponsored RM6500 worth of groceries for us!
Without Rinpoche, I never would’ve had the experiences I had in the last 72 hours…I went from a dog rescue to a party, to launching a haze rescue team! My Crazy 72 Hours: Rescuing Sonam (Part 1) My Crazy 72 Hours: Tiffany’s relaunch (Part 2) My Crazy 72 Hours: Beat the haze with Kechara! (Part […]
(Update (27 June 2013): We appeared in the New Straits Times! Well done Red Warriors!) The day after the Tiffany’s event, I was exhausted. After two hours of sleep, a lot of smiling and balancing on my high high heels, I wanted nothing more than to spend the day in bed, with my air-conditioning switched […]
You would think after two hours of sleep, the last thing I’d want to do is go to a party but I had promised to go, and the Managing Director is a really lovely person so I kept my promise and off I went…and I wasn’t disappointed! After extensive remodelling and renovations, Tiffany’s relaunched their […]
Wow, it has been an absolutely CRAZY 72 hours! All of this began on Friday night, when Rinpoche and a small group of us went up to Genting (read about part of the trip here). On our way down, we came across a pack of stray dogs so we stopped to feed them. On getting […]
Rinpoche took a group of us to Genting yesterday for a delicious dinner and a short break. Rinpoche often has these impromptu trips in appreciation of hardworking students, and they’re always lots of fun…why WOULDN’T you WANT to spend more time with your lama? One of the things we toured was the Ripley’s Believe or […]
Without Rinpoche, I never would’ve graduated from the University of Warwick in 2008. My family were having severe financial difficulties back then, making it nearly impossible for me to pay my Band 1 fees every term. This went on for eight terms, starting in the second term of my first year. At one point, I […]
In 2008, Rinpoche brought a group of 61 pilgrims to Gaden, to offer a set of robes and a Manjushri statue to each of the 3000 monks there…and I got one of them!
Rinpoche praying for Manjushri Hill at Kechara Forest Retreat (http://www.kecharaforestretreat.com/) to stabilise.
