Kelsang Pawo

The Gesar Foundation works directly to free children from tormented lives knowing that indirectly all living beings will benefit.

The word Gesar is a word from ancient Tibet meaning, indomitable, unmoving and solid in faith. Translated to The Gesar Foundation it means an unmoving belief that man has the ability to remove his own suffering.

Kelsang Pawo - Nomadic Monk and founder of 'The Gesar Foundation for Children'

 

Kelsang Pawo, travels from one place to the next with the single aim of promoting friendship and harmony for all living beings. Pawo sees that all beings wish to display and receive kindness and from this moment on he asks us all to be Ambassadors of Kindness Worlwide.

It has never been our goal at the Gesar Foundation to raise large amount of money and then simply pour it in the direction of children. Much thought must go into the tragedy of poverty, its causes and cures and how we as kind humans can help best eleviate it, stopping it at its source. 

Money will always help but our most saving grace will be our kind nature, our wisdom and compassion and our willingness to recognise the realistic need of another.

All living beings respond to kindness. To be thoughtful towards another has the power to make us happy. Harsh words can be the most wicked weapon. It is for us to become gentle and kind in every respect. In this way we will display our greatest strength, revealing our potential as a human being and all will live in equanimity.

Kelsang Pawo.

A friend I pray who will never harm you.

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