Chogyal
Rinpoche
Tulku · Teacher · Humanitarian
Born on March 4, 1985 in Nepal, he was recognized as the reincarnation of the yogi Gatsa Gomchen.
Recognized as a Tulku, Chogyal Rinpoche entered into monastic life at the age of five at the Rumtek Monastery in Sikkim, India. From an early age, he displayed profound compassion, deep wisdom, and an extraordinary dedication to the benefit of all beings.
Under the guidance of his root guru and many great masters, he embarked on a lifelong journey of learning, meditation, and service—carrying forward the ancient lineage with clarity and purpose.
“Help Others – Life is Beautiful.”
— Chogyal Rinpoche
Rumtek Monastery
Entered monastic life at the age of five.
Dzongsar & Shri Diwakar Buddhist Institutes
Completed advanced philosophical studies and received the Khenpo degree in 2010.
Meditation Retreats
Spent around three years traveling and meditating across remote regions of Tibet, including Mount Kailash, under the guidance of his root guru, Repa Tsultrim Tharchin.
Chogyal Rinpoche studied analytical psychology at the C.G. Jung Institute in Zurich and social psychology at Harvard University. He integrates scientific frameworks with Buddhist mind training to address the challenges of our modern world.
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BIA Foundation (Bodhisattvas in Action)
Supporting handicraft institutes that empower people with disabilities and create sustainable livelihoods in Kathmandu.
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Sertshang Orphanage Home
Founded with his father to provide shelter, education, and care for underprivileged children.
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Music Academy, Kalimpong
Nurturing creativity and confidence among disadvantaged youth through music education.
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Yushu Medical Institute
Established after the earthquake in Yushu, China to provide healthcare and relief to the local community.
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“Through wisdom, compassion and selfless action, we can create a more peaceful and meaningful world for all.”
— Chogyal Rinpoche