Preservation of 1000 TsaTsa in Remote Rachen Nunnery, Tsum Nepal

A stellar example of successful community engagement began in a remote nunnery in high altitude Nepal when a team from a conservation non-profit, Treasure Caretaker Training (TCT), was invited to work on more than 1000 tsatsa (blessed clay tablets of Avalokiteshvara). The international team was warmly welcomed into the life of the nunnery for a month, and worked together in their historic meditation hall.
This lively presentation is hosted by Princeton Preservation Group, and Rachen Nunnery was a favourite retreat for Lama Zopa Rinpoche. @FPMT
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