How living beings benefit from Gesar

The word Gesar translated from the Tibetan means perfect, indomitable and also in true, as with the straightness of an arrow.

For an organisation such as the Gesar Foundation to work and become truly meaningful, we need particular components parts to gather. These parts sometimes take time to manifest and great patience needs to be displayed.

In the case of Gesar, we needed true, unwavering friendship of the kind we read about in myth and legend, when individuals, sometimes far afield and in different lands, continue to keep faith while standing upright in the name of others and their happiness.

Through the virtue of patience, all the needs of Gesar are now showing distinct signs of blossom. This was always inevitable as I believe the roots of gesar are set still in the perfect way.

In recent times we have seen new people join our long standing team. Names such as Nick Dear and Ali Atwell are now firmly with us. With great appreciation to Magdalena Rutkowska, George Lenoudias, Joan Diamond and Hector Christie, we are about to share our very first Gesar Foundation celebration day at Tapeley Park, our North Devon home.

Gesar can now announce our intentions of how it is possible to relieve the ngo's of much work, difficulty and hardship through friendship with those spread far and wide, who can directly make a distinct and marked difference to the lives of children and those who are vulnerable.