Guest guest Posted May 26, 2006 Report Share Posted May 26, 2006 monlam lobsang <thai916 No more meat at Neelamangla Tibetan Hostel (Bangalore) India A Glimpse of Compassion Neelamangala, Bangalore 24th May 2006: It was a warm evening, people returning to their homes. The sun about to set, tall buildings silhouetted against the horizon. '258C' was the Bus Number which brought 3 of the TVA (Tibetan Volunteers for Animals) members to the Neelamangala Tibetan Hostel which is about 45KM from Bangalore City. They had come not just to talk about animal rights but also to pass a message of peace and non-violence to the younger generation. TVA screened the documentary " Law of Nature " on a small projector screen with narrations from Rapsel Tsariwa. The Nelamangala hostel has a total strength of 68 students, doing various vocational courses including Computer hardware, Organic Farming, Beautician Courses etc. Managed by the Department of Home, Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) Dharamsala; this project is aimed at providing quality education and building a platform for the young Tibetans to develop their skills and learn new things. Rapsel in Action Like all the other previous TVA campaigns, there was a positive change at the Hostel. All the students decided to stop Meat in the hostel. 8 people signed a lifetime commitment not to eat meatTVA expresses its heartfelt gratitude towards everyone and especially towards Mr. Rinzin Namgyal, Managing staff for his kind support and hospitality. Millions of people around the world are adopting vegetarianism, including pop stars, actors, musicians, athletes, celebrities; wont you join them? -- Lobsang Monlam Coordinator Tibetan Volunteers for Animals www.semchen.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted May 27, 2006 Report Share Posted May 27, 2006 Delighted to get this news. There is always a critical point when progress suddenly takes off. We are probably closer to this point than we realize. S. Chinny Krishna Blue Cross of India Weintraub [weintraub] Friday, May 26, 2006 11:15 PM serveg ; aapn Cc: Monlam Lobsang Fw: TVA News: NO More MEAT at Neelamangla hostel monlam lobsang <thai916 No more meat at Neelamangla Tibetan Hostel (Bangalore) India A Glimpse of Compassion Neelamangala, Bangalore 24th May 2006: It was a warm evening, people returning to their homes. The sun about to set, tall buildings silhouetted against the horizon. '258C' was the Bus Number which brought 3 of the TVA (Tibetan Volunteers for Animals) members to the Neelamangala Tibetan Hostel which is about 45KM from Bangalore City. They had come not just to talk about animal rights but also to pass a message of peace and non-violence to the younger generation. TVA screened the documentary " Law of Nature " on a small projector screen with narrations from Rapsel Tsariwa. The Nelamangala hostel has a total strength of 68 students, doing various vocational courses including Computer hardware, Organic Farming, Beautician Courses etc. Managed by the Department of Home, Central Tibetan Administration (CTA) Dharamsala; this project is aimed at providing quality education and building a platform for the young Tibetans to develop their skills and learn new things. Rapsel in Action Like all the other previous TVA campaigns, there was a positive change at the Hostel. All the students decided to stop Meat in the hostel. 8 people signed a lifetime commitment not to eat meatTVA expresses its heartfelt gratitude towards everyone and especially towards Mr. Rinzin Namgyal, Managing staff for his kind support and hospitality. Millions of people around the world are adopting vegetarianism, including pop stars, actors, musicians, athletes, celebrities; wont you join them? -- Lobsang Monlam Coordinator Tibetan Volunteers for Animals www.semchen.org Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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