𝙎𝙖𝙘𝙧𝙚𝙙 𝙎𝙞𝙩𝙚𝙨 𝙂𝙖𝙩𝙚𝙬𝙖𝙮

Narration of Bayuelangdra

The last episode on the Nye was a brief narration for which the video presented below is the detailed one. For those who haven't been to Bayuelangdra Nye, this video will help in giving you all a feeling of being there in real. Yet, for any information being missed, feel free to comment.
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Among the many places that Guru Rinpoche has blessed, Paro Taktsang, Singye Dzong, and Baylangdra hold a special and significant status. Exploring these sites offers unique advantages. In particular, a visit to Baylangdra is comparable to encountering Guru Rinpoche himself, carrying the potential to alleviate all forms of suffering and lead to Buddhahood. Thus, Baylangdra's discovery by Guru Rinpoche occurred later, resulting in the place remaining untarnished and pure. To enhance your comprehension, I have presented short narrations discussing with the caretaker in the accompanying video. Unlike other descriptions, which were presented in Dzongkha and English, this video employs the Tsangla language to cater to individuals unfamiliar with other languages.
Upon listening to these clips, those who find it valuable are encouraged to like and share this video.
Additionally, this video has been created with the intention of helping elderly individuals residing in distant locations and those who face difficulty in visiting the place. Moreover, if the narration here has any mistakes, I welcome everyone to make the necessary corrections in the comment section to benefit everyone.

Baylangdra which is located in Wangduephodrang Dzongkhang, Kazhi gewog is an hour drive from Chuzomsa and an hour walk from the base. The road is well paved till Kazhi Gewong and has a farm road from there which is in good condition.

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End point of Changmey Nyekang.

In the 7th century, Guru Rinpoche bestowed his blessings upon Nye Bagajang and Changmey Nyekhang, sanctifying them as hallowed sites. The endpoint of Changmey Nyekhang remains shrouded in mystery, owing to a house fire that consumed the caretaker's abode along with the book, thereby obscuring any knowledge of the array of Nye-Dho stones. In times past, pilgrims would journey to the Nye, seeking blessings for their children's well-being. However, these traditions have since fallen by the wayside.

Shongphu Rinpoche had advocated for the reopening of these sacred sites, although this endeavor was postponed due to his demanding schedule. Consequently, though the precise details elude us, the locales consecrated by Guru Rinpoche inspire a steadfast belief that mere visits and supplications within their bounds can confer security and release from the cycle of samsara, ultimately leading to Buddhahood.

Therefore, for those who have yet to experience the sanctity of these revered places, we invite you to view the video below. Kindly consider showing your appreciation by liking and sharing, thus enabling others to partake in this visual exploration and discover the significance of these sacred havens.

Lastly, amidst the grass and bushes that blanketed the area, my friends and I dedicated time to tidying up the environment. In light of this, I extend my gratitude to my considerate friends for their assistance.

Changmey Neykang at Shongphu Gewog in Trashigang is founded by Drubwang Donga Rinchen which is also the end of Nye Bagajang. It is believed that anyone visiting Nye Bagajang should visit Changmey Nyekang. Also,since there are many fascinating descriptions about the Nye. Thus,I recommend devoted individuals to visit this place.

Happening Yarney at Kidhekhar in Mongar.

Have you ever heard of Wadipa Ney?

Tshangrong Ney
(Trashigang, Uzorong- Mangkhar Village

My narration on how the beautiful villages got its name 'Merak and Sakteng '
Hope you enjoy this clip!

This video will take you all through the brief narration that has taken place back then In 1347 where Aum Jomo along with Memey Dangling(brother of Aum Jomo)and Lama JaraPa(Tsewai lam to Aum Jomo)came across Tibet and blessed the beautiful places so called Merak and Sakteng.

Some sacred places of Ama Jomo Kungkhar - the guardian deity of Merak and Sakteng which is situated approximately 4470 metres above the sea level.

Yonphu/ Yonphuel lhakhang is located in Kanglung, Trashigang which was built by Lama Choeje Sangdag - the son son of Terton Pema Lingpa around 458 years back.

Neychen Dongkala, between Paro and Thimphu ( 90 minutes drive from Shaba town)

Those who haven't visited those sacred places or those who are interested in our past histories and monuments, please like and share la.

Trip to Dzongdrakha Goenpa, Paro (Luni Gewog)