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Lama Michel Rinpoche and his entourage came to Shar Gaden on the 17th November 2010 for a 5 day-long visit for their Documentary project. Later, they will be visiting Serpom Monastery in Mysore. This filming is most likely related to the documentary project called ‘Lineage’.
For more information about ‘Lineage’, check out the site’s previous coverage on this documentary The Gaden Lineage.
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Arisa
February 18, 2011
Lama Michel was on a 5 day visit to Shar Gaden in Mundgod for a documentary Project on a film called “Lineage”. He will also be visiting Serpom Monastery in Mysore. If I am not wrong Lama Michel Rinpoche is also a student of H.E. Gangchen Rinpoche. I have not seen Lama Michel in real life. But looking at him through videos I can see he is a very kind and gentle Lama. The people involved in the documentary group project that is to film “Lineage” has chosen the country, Monastery and the correct Lama to bring Gaden Lineage to the world. I have also watched the video “The Gaden Lineage”. And feel the heritage of the Gedlukpa Lineage should be kept and the History to be passed down. Cheers Lama Michel Rinpoche. I am for you all the way.
Sarah
March 1, 2011
I’m looking forward to watching the documentary. I’m sure “Lineage” will be a great success. As it is made recently, it will incorporate recent events that led to the establishment of breakaway monasteries, and the foundation of an exceptional lineage that has as its protector the King Dorje Shugden.
Scott Lee
September 21, 2014
Just watch the clips, it was very beautifully done. Preserving the lineage of Tsongkhapa and Dorje Shugden is vital, generations of stories and experience needs to pass to the new generation, and so its continues. These stories shape our society and community, and made us who we are today. No matter how people change and move around, we need to know our “Root” and “Lineage”.
Just want to say Thank You so much to Lama Michel who undertook the big task telling these stories.