Amitabha - Bhutan travel and tours

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Amitabha's Calling

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We love living in this part of the Buddhist world and want you to experience this with us. Your travel in Bhutan with Amitabha enables us to also fulfill the following aspirations which we deeply believe in:

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Monks at mealtime
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To help you understand the Buddha's teachings that will benefit all sentient beings regardless of country, race and religion.

To assist and support monks, nuns and lay practitioners to focus on their quest to pursue studies in Buddhist philosophy.

To provide suitable support to individuals who decide to enter into retreat. This allows them to successfully complete their meditation practice (usually 3 years, 3 months).

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Schoolchildren in Bhutan
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To sponsor poor students who show potential in their studies but are unable to continue their education.

To see Buddhism in actual practice in the world's last Buddhist Himalayan kingdom.

To assist in whatever means, where possible, in the construction and renovation of Buddhist temples and monasteries and also provide support to local religious festivals held annually.

If you share the same motivation and interests, we can work together. Please do not hesitate to get in touch with us. We will be extremely glad to work together with you for the greater good of humankind.

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