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Wogmin Thubten Shedrup Ling  PDF brochure 28Mb
First Wogmin Thubten Shedrup Ling in Tibet was founded by Drigung Tertön Nüden Dorje, an embodiment of Tibet's great yogi Milarepa. After coming back to India from Ladakh, in 1971 from the local Maharaja, Ontül Rinpoche bought a piece of land at Tso Pema (Rewalsar, Himachal Pradesh, India) and build a monastery from the donations which he received from the people of Ladakh. With the help of monastery monks Ontül Rinpoche managed to construct a monastery on this piece of land. Tso Pema means the “Lotus Lake”, and this is one of the sacred places where Guru Padmasambhava demonstrated his miraculous powers. The purpose of his exhibiting miracles on that place was to subdue the king and the people of that region, which was then known as Sahor. It took many years for Ontül Rinpoche to complete the monastery with the sacred objects, ritual instruments, and other necessary things. 
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Drikung Pe-Tsak Nang-Cho Lob-Ling  PDF Brochure 16Mb
The Drikung Lotus Mount Academy of Buddhist Studies, named by H.H. Chetsang Rinpoche, is a project initiated by Venerable Ontul Rinpoche and Orgyen Drodul Dorje Rinpoche. It's aim is to teach the monks the words of the Buddha, how to perform ritual practice in terms of Generation and completion phase, how to play ritual instruments, as well as Tibetan, Maths, Hindi and English classes.

The project will entail building a new monks hostel to accommodate up to 150 monks, 6 classrooms with a library/computer room attached, dining hall, staff quarters, a new prayer hall, accommodations for when H.H. Chetsang Rinpoche and other high lamas visit, office/reception and a free clinic for everyone in the area.

Lhundrup Ling Institute (LLI)
LLI is established to provide two-month intensive programs in the subjects of Modern Standard Tibetan Language, Tibetan Buddhism Language, Buddhist philosophy with respect to five different schools of Tibetan Buddhism. To provide a network of translators whom will be accessible to Tibetan Buddhist teachers across India and the world for purposes of translating live teachings or translating and transcribing ancient manuscripts. Preserve Dharma and Tibetan Buddhist Philosophy. To provide a service in demand and generally server to benefit sentient beings.

Mandavara Retreat Centre (MRC)
Located in Tsopema was originally conceived as a standard retreat centre since there had been numerous requests for some long-term seclusion program with the opportunity to practise Dharma. After successful completion of the Tsopema Drikung Kagyu Monastery’s on-site retreat rooms together with gratefully received donations, Venerable Ontul Rinpoche has acquired some incredible land to build a retreat centre.