Yeshe Sangpo Rinpoche as a blessing for its sacred mission. Ati Ling International Vajrayana Yogis' Foundation was founded by Gomchen Rinpoche in Arubari, Boudha, in 2021 as a center for authentic Dharma practice and study. The name was given by HE Yeshe Sangpo Rinpoche. Recognized as the reincarnation of Yetserpa Lama Karma and the 17th-century Mahasiddha Tashi Sangpo from Dolpo, Gomchen Rinpoche
began his spiritual journey at age 4 at Yetser Monastery in Upper Dolpa. Since the age of 12, Rinpoche engaged in extensive training and practice in different Nyingma traditions and practices such as the Northern Treasures, Nyang Ter Guru Drakpo, Chö et cetera. During his mountain retreats, he experienced direct visions of Guru Rinpoche, Jetsun Tara, Kunkhyen Longchenpa, Düdjom Lingpa, Nyang Ral Nyima Özer, and Kunkhyen Jigme Lingpa, receiving empowerments and instructions through these pure vision experiences. Under the guidance of his three root gurus—H.E. Yeshe Sangpo Rinpoche, Kyabje Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoche, and Jigme Throgyal Rinpoche—he has received extensive transmissions and teachings across the Nyingma tradition. He has also received empowerments and oral transmissions from great masters such as H.H. Kyabje Drubwang Padma Norbu Rinpoche, Kyabje Rabjam Rinpoche, Kyabje Namkhai Nyingpo Rinpoche, and Drubwang Sangye Nyenpa Rinpoche. Rinpoche's main practices focus on Düdjom Phurba, Throma Nakmo, and the Dzogchen path of resting in the nature of mind. He has composed numerous pith instructions and commentaries on the three roots of Dudjom Tersar. At Ati Ling, Rinpoche offers empowerments, transmissions, and instructions while performing rituals and blessings for those facing obstacles. Since the last 6-7 years, Rinpoche has benefited many people in different areas of Nepal which faced various obstacles due through his vast dharmic activities. Ati Ling’s Mission:
- Protect and preserve Buddhist teachings
- Build retreat centers for world peace
- Ensure all interested in the Dharma receive teachings and guidance
- Perform community service through dharmic practices
- Conduct Buddhist ceremonies for world peace
