Protector of Lives BR - Other groups that carry out saving lives

Other groups that carry out saving lives

Recently we have received many offerings, which is wonderful! More and more people are engaging in the practice of saving lives. So, we are pleased to be able to work together with our friends who also support this practice.

When necessary, we currently share the offerings received here with groups from various cities in Brazil and also foreign countries (as listed below). And we hope to find other groups that have a commitment to Dharma.

We'd like to introduce you to a little bit of what they've been doing. And please feel free to direct your offerings directly to them, if you prefer. Whenever possible, we will update you on their saving lives schedule.

We hope that the practice of Saving Lives will grow more and more, being able to free many other beings from the suffering of having their life brutally shortened, creating connections, merit and encouraging others to accompany us.

Protector of Lives Portugal

Fernando Santos is a student of Tulku Pema Wangyal Rinpoche and periodically performs the Saving Lives practice, as well as giving support and encouragement to other groups in other parts of the world.

Visit the site or join the group on Facebook.

Jigme Tsetar Ling Sanctuary

Sarah Gomes is a student of Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche and leader of Guna Norling, a Mangala Shri Bhuti center in Salvador. She lovingly takes care of the Jigme Tsetar Ling sanctuary, which receives and houses animals such as ducks, chickens, and goats. Sarah also receives offerings for the maintenance of the farm/sanctuary.

Instagram: @jigmetsetarling

Chagdud Gonpa Tchimed Ling

Sergio Lovato conducts Saving Lives activities in Santa Maria, Rio Grande do Sul. His team also receives offerings for the maintenance of the farm that houses part of the animals saved. Follow on Facebook.

Instagram: @tchimed.ling

Primitivo Sanctuary

Inspired by the teachings and actions of Pema Wangyal Rinpoche, the project already has a few properties in Uruguay that are home to horses saved from the slaughterhouse. (Horse meat is consumed in the country, as in others.) At the sanctuaries they can live in freedom and are taken care of until their natural death.

Visit the site do Santuário Primitivo.

Chagdud Gonpa Dawa Drolma

Directed by Salim Zaidam, former student of Chagdud Rinpoche, Dawa Drolma consists of an urban center in Belo Horizonte and a temple in the mountains nearby, where life saving ceremonies take place.

Find out more information at the Chagdud Dawa Drolma site.

Instagram: @chagdud.dawadrolma

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