Fantastic Gifts just arrived 5 mins ago!!
7:15PM March 19, 2010, Friday
Just now I was tweeting and blogging and these two BEAUTIFUL STATUES of Setrap arrived as gifts from Lily and Keng Nam in England.
How auspicious and what a beautiful yet rare gift.
I will consecrate and gift it to deserving devoted ppl in the future. Whatever you have wished for Lily and Keng Nam, may it come true!
Tsem Rinpoche
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As Rinpoche was concentrating on the web site tweeting and blogging.He was surprised when 2 Setrap Statues that was offerred all the way from U.K. from Lily and Keng Nam arrived. It was so auspicious and Rinpoche likes it so much. It is very special. I feel that it is a sign that Setrap will go all the way to U.K. and be practiced by Lily and Keng Nam’s study group in U.K. which they are currently hosting. As Setrap has fulfilled a lot of wishes and solve a lot of people’s problems in Malaysia. Through the kindness and generosity of Lily and Keng Nam may people in U.K. get the same blessings.
Reading the comment from Anila, it’s even more so meaningful to look at Lord Setrap in this picture. However, Rinpoche caught the most attention, although He wasn’t really looking at the camera.
Thank you for sharing this post , Rinpoche.
Lily and Keng Nam were kind enough to gift a Setrap statue to me as well. He was invited into the e-Division on the same day as when Rinpoche’s statues arrived from Kechara Saraswati Arts where they were painted.
I think Lily and Keng Nam were inspired by the unveiling of the statues at the Grand Setrap & Dzambala Puja in 2010. Paul created these statues because accurate images of Setrap of this size are so rare (the statue is 18″). I find that a little odd since Setrap’s practice seems quite prevalent, with him being the Dharma protector of Gaden Shartse (which Kechara is an affiliate of)…but oh well! We now have beautiful Setrap statues for people to invite home!
It’s a sign – Kechara UK is on the way! 🙂
How very auspicious that we were *just* talking about England! emaho!