The Gyalwang Drukpa

I was really moved to receive so many emails redirected from my office, with many of my friends and students sending in their photos showing that they have joined us through the live webcast of our prayers and activities in Drukpa Plouray. I just put some of them here to share with you. Masters and students need to be encouraging each other, it cannot be a one-way traffic, it has to be a two-way traffic. I am so very encouraged by the responses that I am secretly hoping that from now onwards all the teachings and activities can be webcasted live. Let's see what will happen in London and Paris. So we have to thank all these wonderful friends who made it possible for us to share the prayers and New Year's Eve celebrations together. I was told that more than 1,500 people joined in the prayers and listened to my gossip through the live webcast. Thank you, Alain and your team!

One thing I was very happy about during this trip to Plouray was that there is tremendous interest in Live to Love activities and therefore in order to make sure that these activities will be beneficial and not be abused, there is now a very crucial need to draft constitutions legally and also to set up proper administration centres in the East and West to make sure the activities are properly guided. I think we should try to arrange for professional lawyers and accountants to come together and join the different representatives in a meeting set on 5th April. The European Live to Love team will be led by Drubpon Ngawang and the Drukpa Asia will be represented by their individual organising heads which I have appointed this time. Both sides will write to my office to provide the list of key representatives attending this extra day of discussion and conference. I want to say very clearly that all the humanitarian activities that are planned by my organisations and followers are under the umbrella of Live to Love.