Tsoknyi Rinpoche has many projects including monastics under his care in Nepal, where he grew up and currently lives. In his main monastery, Ngesdon Osel Ling, many young monks from poor regions of the Himalayas receive excellent education and training in traditional Buddhist philosophy, meditation practice, languages and rituals. Nuns who journeyed from Tibet to Nepal on foot now live and practice in a new retreat setting in Pharping. In Chumig Gyatsa Gargon Abbey, nuns who recently struggled to maintain their tradition due to extreme poverty and dilapidated conditions now thrive, spending half of the year studying Buddhist scriptures and language in the Kathmandu Valley, and the other half alternating between retreat in the valley and service in Muktinath.
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