The Earth

 The Earth is sacred!

Lungta - Digital art by a student

This Lungta, the wind horse is created as an artistic project by a student! You may find this animal familiar, it is the fast-talking donkey from the film, Shrek.

Rinpoche’s Birth Anniversary

On this joyous occasion of Rinpoche’s Birth anniversary, Lhomon Education staff and students, offer our heartfelt prayer for Drubgyud Tenzin Rinpoche’s (Yangsid Meme Lama), long life and good health. May Rinpoche, as always guide and bless us!

Global Tiger Day

 

What if, the tigers disappeared from the world?

If this is the case, we'd be losing the human symbol that represents our dignity. In Buddhism, the Tiger is a symbol of awareness, kindness and confidence.

Let's Protect Tiger!

Wakefulness Practice for students

We are inspired by Ugyen Thinley sir, one of our past Wakefulness (mindfulness) participants, who recently initiated and organized a wakefulness program for his 370 students (170 boys and 200 girls) at his school, Daga Central School, Dagana from 15th to 16th of July, 2021.

Thinley sir said, "we practiced breathing meditation, walking meditation, and karma yoga in a two-day retreat. The retreat is conducted in four groups since there was a huge number of students."

We truly rejoice sir's effort in creating such a platform for our young people to learn about their minds. Mind indeed is the most important entity. The essence of human development must begin with looking inside and the state of mind.

Thank you once again for such an initiative Ugyen Thinley

 

You are your own master!

 

Summer Professional Development for teachers

We have organized three days of summer Professional Development for the teachers of the Chokyi Gyatso Institute and Lhomon Education.
The training is to help our teachers learn and relearn the important skills and methods required to teach 21st Century students.

Illustration

A group of senior students is making use of their summer vacation to learn illustration.

Cybercrime Talk

Today, we had a virtual discussion on computing in the 21st Century with Mr Sherab Thai, teachers of Lhomon, youth, Lopons and monks of the Chokyi Gyatso Institute - Dewathang.
The discussion was all about taking responsibility, particularly during this fast-paced digitization to avoid cybercrime that could compromise personal and organizational information.
We also talked about some of the existing modes of cyberattacks, such as Phishing (exploiting emails, website, etc.), Vishing (exploiting voice), and Smishing (exploiting SMS), and how all these can undermine our information.