Pemayangtse Shedra

04/10/2026

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01/10/2026

GENERAL INVITATION

14th LEUDUN BUMTHER MONLAM CHENMO

Sangchen Pemayangtse Monastery
Date 11-21 October 2026

Gyalshing District, West Sikkim

With great joy and devotion, we warmly invite all devotees, practitioners, and well-wishers to participate in the 14th Leudun Bumther Monlam Chenmo, our annual sacred prayer gathering at Sangchen Pemayangtse Monastery.

PARTICIPATION & ACCOMMODATION

All those who can properly read and recite the Leudunma Prayer are especially welcome to join the Monlam.

Accommodation and meals will be provided for participating members.

As accommodation facilities are simple, everyone is kindly requested to bring their own normal bedding set according to their personal comfort.

COMPULSORY STAY

Participants are requested to stay for the full 10-day Monlam and participate sincerely in the prayers and activities throughout the event.

🌱 OUR OFFERING GUIDELINES

We humbly request everyone to help maintain the sacred environment of the monastery:

* ♻️ Completely Plastic-Free Offerings
* 🌿 Organic and Eco-Friendly Offerings Only
* 🥗 Vegetarian Food
* 🚫 No Meat
* 🚫 No Alcohol
* 🚫 No Unnecessary Plastic Items

Let us come together with devotion, discipline, compassion, and respect for the sacred environment and make this year’s Monlam a meaningful and auspicious gathering.

🙏 EVERYONE IS WARMLY WELCOME 🙏

Sangchen Pemayangtse Monastery
Gyalshing District, West Sikkim

01/10/2026

More than 200 Buddhist monks from monasteries across Sikkim came together at Rimbi in West Sikkim on Wednesday to extend support to families affected by the recent devastating landslide.

The relief initiative was led by Kyabje Dungzin Rinpoche and H.E. Serta Khyentse Rinpoche, with monks joining hands to assist the affected community and contribute to ongoing relief and recovery efforts.

From 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, the monks actively engaged in physical relief work at the affected areas. Their efforts included clearing mud and debris, shifting essential goods, cleaning affected premises and extending assistance wherever required.

The collective effort brought together monks from different monasteries in a united expression of compassion and solidarity with the affected families.

The initiative reflected the Buddhist values of compassion, selfless service and solidarity, with the monks standing alongside the community during a difficult time.

The relief effort carried a simple message of unity and hope: “Together, as one family, we help build new hope.”

1) Dubdi monastry
2) Khechopalri monastery
3) Melli monastery
4) Sang-Ngag Choling monastry
5) Pemayangtse monastery
6) Tashiding monastry
7) Silnon monastery
8 Hungri Monastery
9) Labdang Monastery
10) Serdup Choling monastry
11) Nadak Monastery
12) Denjong Gedun Tsokpa
13) Pherek Monastery
14) Okhery monastery

30/09/2026