Triple Wisdom Preservation Projects

If one does not have a teacher then one does not have anyone to learn from. We make offerings to living teachers who share wisdom with us and to the memorials and ashrams of teachers that have passed. These offerings support the preservation of traditional knowledge directly and benefit living practitioners, monks, adepts & doctors.

We offer donations to keep a small kuti in Nakhon Pathom, Thailand. A kuti is a small hut or lodging that a monk usually lives in and it is one of the basic four requisites: robes, food, lodging, & medicine. This modest place is where the dhamma & medicine books are kept, where we make and house medicine & provides a place to study when people come to visit.

Supporting those in need - the homeless, sick, children, elderly, and those requiring requisites is a practice we keep thanks to your donations. We offer funds to a variety of individuals and organizations, including orphanages, in Thailand to provide food & maintain the facilities. Often, practitioners will walk around offering money and supplies to those in need in their local communities.

Life-release is the practice of saving animals destined for slaughter practiced by dhamma practitioners. All schools of Buddhism encourage followers to not only refrain from harming beings, but also to actively save lives. We donate funds to rescue animals from slaughter & support a safe & healthy home for them to live peacefully whenever possible.