WELCOME TO THE JAMTSELING FOUNDATION OF NYIDEY MONASTERY, LOCATED IN BJEMINA, THIMPHU.

8.1.25

JAMTSELING FOUNDATION OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED





On 7 January 2025, the Jamtseling Foundation was officially launched at a grand ceremony in Thimphu's Lungtenzampa multipurpose hall. The Honourable Minister of Home Affairs was the Chief Guest at the event, which was attended by a distinguished gathering that included His Eminence Jeweon Rinpoche, the Chairman of the Jamtseling Foundation, Members of Parliament and the National Council from Trashiyangtse, officials from the Department of Culture and Dzongkha Development, local leaders from Mewang Gewog, Khenpos from various monasteries, faithful devotees, and sponsors.


A Milestone for Vajrayana Buddhism

During the inauguration, His Eminence Jeweon Rinpoche expressed profound gratitude to His Majesty the King and the Wangchuck Dynasty for their unwavering dedication to preserving and strengthening the teachings of Vajrayana Buddhism. His Eminence noted that Bhutan remains the only country in the world where the teachings of Vajrayana Buddhism continue to flourish as a national treasure under the compassionate leadership of His Majesty. He emphasised that establishing the Jamtseling Foundation is a significant step towards advancing His Majesty’s vision of promoting Buddhism, fostering spiritual well-being nationwide, and leading the globe.


Recognition by Choedey Lhentshog

In his keynote address, the Chief Guest congratulated the Jamtseling Foundation for completing the rigorous registration process under the Choedey Lhentshog. He presented a certificate of recognition, officially listing the Foundation among Bhutan’s registered religious organisations. The Chief Guest highlighted the numerous benefits associated with this recognition, including access to subsidies and institutional support. However, he reminded the Foundation of its responsibilities to adhere to its mandates and fulfil its commitments outlined by the Choedey Lhentshog.


Preserving Bhutan’s Spiritual Heritage

The Jamtseling Foundation's formal registration marks a significant milestone in its journey to preserve and promote Bhutan’s unique spiritual and cultural heritage. The Foundation is committed to serving as a platform for advancing Buddhist teachings, supporting religious and cultural activities, and fostering spiritual growth among the Bhutanese people. It also aims to contribute meaningfully to Bhutan's cultural preservation, as His Majesty the King envisioned.


Celebrating the Launch

The launch event featured traditional prayers, speeches, and a vibrant display of support from attendees, reflecting the deep spiritual values that unite the Bhutanese community. Dedicated members and sponsors who have played a crucial role in the Foundation’s journey were also acknowledged and thanked for their invaluable contributions.


Commitment to the Future

The Jamtseling Foundation is dedicated to its mission of promoting peace, spirituality, and the enduring teachings of the Buddha. With its official establishment, the Foundation is set to play a crucial role in advancing Bhutan's spiritual heritage and ensuring that the profound teachings of Buddhism continue to inspire future generations.





















11.4.24

Nyidey Monastery Honored with Certificate of Recognition by Hon'ble Home Minister


The Nyidey Monastery, nestled in the serene surroundings of Bjemina Thimphu, received a prestigious recognition today as the Hon'ble Home Minister bestowed upon it a Certificate of Recognition. The ceremony, held on April 11, 2024, marks a significant milestone for the monastery as it officially becomes registered under the Chhoedey Lhentshog, a division under the Ministry of Home Affairs.

The Certificate of Recognition, presented by the Hon'ble Home Minister, not only acknowledges the spiritual significance of Nyidey Monastery but also underscores its importance within the cultural landscape of Bhutan. This recognition affirms the monastery's commitment to its spiritual heritage and its dedication to serving the community.

The Nyidey Monastery extends heartfelt appreciation to H.E Jewoen Rinpoche for his tireless efforts in facilitating this recognition from the Ministry of Home Affairs. H.E Jewoen Rinpoche's unwavering support and guidance have been instrumental in navigating the administrative processes and securing this esteemed recognition.

Furthermore, the monastery extends its gratitude to its esteemed devotees whose unwavering faith and support have been the cornerstone of its journey. Their steadfast devotion has fueled the monastery's endeavours and continues to inspire its spiritual pursuits.

To commemorate this significant achievement, a small ceremony was held at the Nyidey Monastery. The ceremony served as a poignant reminder of the monastery's enduring legacy and pivotal role in fostering spiritual growth and harmony.

As the Nyidey Monastery embarks on this new chapter of its journey, it remains steadfast in its commitment to upholding the principles of compassion, wisdom, and enlightenment. With the support of the community and the blessings of the divine, the monastery looks forward to continuing its noble mission of spreading peace and spiritual awakening.














9.9.23

“Joyous Celebration: Welcoming the Birth of a Princess in Bhutan"

With immense joy and pride, the Bjemina Nyidey Monastery in Thimphu extend our warmest felicitations on the auspicious occasion of the birth of a Princess to His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen on this historic day, September 9, 2023.

This momentous event marks a significant milestone in the history of our beloved Kingdom of Bhutan, as we welcome a new member into the Royal Family. The birth of a Princess is not just a cause for celebration within the Royal Palace but also resonates deeply with the hearts of every Bhutanese citizen. It reaffirms the continuity of our rich cultural heritage and traditions, and it strengthens the bonds of love and unity that define our unique and harmonious society.

As we rejoice in this joyous occasion, we are reminded of the love and dedication of our benevolent King and Queen towards the well-being and prosperity of our nation. Their exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to the welfare of the people are a source of inspiration for us all. This Royal birth is a testament to their deep love and devotion to Bhutan and its people.

It is also a moment to reflect upon the values of compassion, unity, and harmony that our monarchy has consistently upheld. Let us take this opportunity to renew our own commitment to these principles, ensuring that we continue to build a just and peaceful society where every citizen can thrive.

On this day, we offer our heartfelt prayers for the health, happiness, and well-being of the newborn Princess, His Majesty the King, Her Majesty the Queen, and the entire Royal Family. May their lives be filled with joy and prosperity, and may their love for our nation continue to inspire us all.

In conclusion, let us come together as a nation, celebrating this moment of profound happiness and unity. The Bjemina Nyidey Monastery, along with the entire Bhutanese community, extends its warmest felicitations to His Majesty the King and Her Majesty the Queen on this joyous occasion.

Long Live the King and Queen! 

11.5.22

29.11.21

Annual Grand Mahakala Sadhana, Gutor at Nyidey Monastery from 29 November to 4 December 2021

About the Sadhana(Gutor) before the New Year(Losar). Kagyu Monasteries engage in days of protector practice, focussed mainly on Mahakala and his retinue. Given offerings and praise, they are requested to guard the teachings, protect the Sangha and keep the world safe from obstacles and whatever is inauspicious such as wars, sickness and the disturbances of the four elements. Eliminating all of these is the responsibility of Mahakala, who is the main protector for the Kagyu teachings. It is said that the Lama is the source of blessings, the Yidam deities are source of siddhist, and the protectors are the source of awakened activity. Mahakala is the main deity to supplicate for the success of the Buddha's activities, the spread of his teachings, and the benefit and protection of living beings. He is not a worldly, but a wisdom protector, a bodhisattva placed, fierce and sometimes a combination of the two. Whatever their appearance may be, the essence of the protectors is that of a bodhisattva. It is this wisdom deity and bodhisattva who is the focus of the practices during Gutor.













13.10.21

10TH ROYAL WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

On the joyous occasion of the 10th Royal Wedding anniversary, the Nyidey Monastery joins the Nation in offering our heartfelt Tashi Delek and sincere prayers for Their Majesties continued wellbeing, happiness and long life.





































13.8.21

67th Birth Anniversary of His Holiness the 70th Je Khenpo Trulku Jigme Choedra

 















On the auspicious 67th Birth Anniversary of His Holiness the 70th Je Khenpo Trulku Jigme Choedra, the Nyidey Monastery in Bjemina joins the nation in offering our humble gratitude and prayers for His Holiness long life and good health. 

His Holiness is the first Je Khenpo to celebrate 25 glorious years on the golden Vajra Throne; becoming the longest serving Je Khenpo of Bhutan till date.


His Holiness has always undertaken Dharmic activities for the benefit of all sentient beings and on behalf of the people of Bhutan.” 





19.7.21

38th Birthday Anniversary of H.E Jewoen Rinpoche

The Nyidey Monastery in Bjemina commemorated the 38th joyous Birth Anniversary of His Eminence Jewoen Rinpoche on 19 July 2021. The program commenced with the recitation of seven line prayers, offering of Mandela, Zhabten, Tashi Khadar, ritual of 16th Arahat and cake cutting. Rinpoche’s birthday celebration was conducted following all the COVID-19 protocols. The Monastery would like to extend humble prayers for His Eminence long and healthy life to spread wisdom to the world with compassion. May His Eminence shower all the sentient beings with his blessing now and forever.





12.6.21

GYENKHU(RESPONSIBILITIES)




10.6.21

56th Birth Anniversary of HH Chabje Namkha Nyingpo Rinpoche

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