He's lived in Annapolis since just after Christmas, and his English is still heavily accented.
"I came to the United States for Dharma teaching," he said simply. "My plan was to teach Dharma, but I didn't know when or who or how."
Tashi was recognized as a reincarnated lama, or a teacher of Tibetan Buddhism, when he was just 13 in his hometown village of Liuba in Tibet.
Now 36, he founded the Gampopa Center...
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Great Relaxation - 2009-08-20 20:25:22
If you have not tried it I would suggest that you at least take a look and see for yourself. This is a great opportunity to experience something that you may not get another opportunity to experience for some time
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