Achung lobten's Comments

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At 5:05pm on January 14, 2010, gunilla caisson said…: Thank you for your description of The Wheel of Life ..*smile*

At 9:15pm on January 13, 2010, Clicia Pavan said…: Achung
Thank you!
I like the ancient tradition of you
have much wisdom and beauty, I read a book called the mountains of Tibet, I fell in love
China and India, Tibet, keep secrets and ancient wisdom
Long live the Dalai Lama
Peace, love
Namaste

At 1:30pm on January 11, 2010, Clicia Pavan said…: http://www.ipeace.me/xn/detail/2217368:Group:2370173?xg_source=activity
Come join our Group
Gaia Mother Earth,thanks
This is the first group that I opened
I hope you enjoy
I wish you much peace and love
Namaste

At 7:14pm on January 9, 2010, gunilla caisson said…: Please join us in Sing a Song for " The Barefoot Children"

Those around or within

At 5:53pm on January 2, 2010, maryse said…: Tashi Delek

Love and light and peace for the children Achung....keep cozy and warm

At 2:43pm on December 31, 2009, frédéric said…: wish u a wonderful year 2010 full of hapiness,love and compassion, that all this litlle things help growing toward more light...anyway the way ...diversity is a chance for me to welcome friends all over the world...♥ ♥ ♥ ♥ ...i don't forget Tibet...hello to Dharamsala from france...fred

At 1:35pm on December 31, 2009, Achung lobten said…: Dear friends of all

I would like to say everyone sanity.

A master who has hatred
Is en danger of being killed
Even by those who for their wealth
And happiness
Depend upon his kindness.

By it, friends and relatives are disheartened
Though drawn by my generosity they will not trust me.
In brief, there is nobody
Who lives happily with anger

Hence the enemy, anger.
Creates sufferings such as these.
But whoever assiduously overcomes it
Finds happiness now and hereafter.

At 12:38pm on December 24, 2009, Clicia Pavan said…: My friend
I wish you and your family
Merry Christmas
Much peace and love
I am a Muslim! I am a Hindu! And I'm Jewish! I am a Christian! "Mahatma Gandhi!
Namaste

At 1:56pm on October 8, 2009, Achung lobten said…: Have a Great Weekend !!!!!!!!

Tashi Delek !!!!!

At 12:52pm on October 8, 2009, MommaToldMeNotToCome said…: Hello Achung! Thank you so much for your kind comments! Have a peaceful and rewarding day! PEACE AND HARMONY *SMILE* NAMASTE! --CHRISTIE

At 8:59am on September 21, 2009, MommaToldMeNotToCome said…: Thank you Achung for your complimentary words! It's a pleasure to be your friend. Have a peaceful and rewarding week ahead! Namaste! --Christie

At 3:08pm on September 11, 2009, September Penn said…: Hello,

Thanks for accepting my friend invitation! Nice to have you as a friend.

Peace and blessings to you,

September

At 5:28pm on August 24, 2009, Ika said…: Hello brother! How are you?
I am a little bit cold but I hope it will disapear soon. Wish you a great week. Lots of love and light from me

At 12:51pm on August 22, 2009, Loving TreeOfLife said…: Namaste, I love you, we are ONE. Blessings&UniversalKisses :-)))

At 9:33am on August 22, 2009, maryse said…: Tashi Delek on this fine day in August. I liked your story. Yes we are sometimes so cruel for our elderly and miss the point of what is precious. Japan is a land of ironies..family traditions. Buddhist prayers for the ancestors are respected in the country side but are long forgotten in the city where the young are in a rush. The funny thing about Japan is that it takes its summer holiday all at the same time so that people can go back to their hometown and honor the departed ones. special food is cooked and lanturns lit and prayers spoken. August is a heavy season here. Both Hiroshima and Nagasaki were bombed, the prayers for the dead, the stifling heat and the harvest of rice. I pray that Tibetans everywhere will honor their elders and traditions. Native cultures in my country Canada put extra effort to keep this alive. The west has fallen from this grace and often the old are left alone to die. My heartfelt prayers to you Achung in this summer season hoping that the fall brings a good harvest for you in Dharamsala. I was there 15 years ago in the fall...such lovely weather....