I unfornately found out about it too late but would be interested in participating next time
HI; Thanks for stopping at my cabin today. It was an honor to sit and talk with the both of you. Peace to you on your journey. I’m the retired miniser.
thank you
I left a comment earlier, but thought I would do so in this field as well. My husband and I are so very saddened to hear of the accident this evening. We would like to offer reflective vests to any of you who decide to continue on, and a place to stay should you end up in Tennessee at any point (East or West, we have a place for you).
Om Mani Padme Hum
I am so very sorry to hear about the accident last night. I did not know about the walk, or I would have been there. Peace Kayla
I am devastated to hear what happened.
Words are lost
I just heard from RFA about Jigme la’s sad news. I am sorry about that…..I am Tibetan monk live in Orlando FL. I was thinking do some prayers front of his body unfortunately I heard his remain already invited Bollomington Indianna..
I believe some of you continuing peace walk start again today to West Palm Beach. so, please write me back with contact cell phone number I would like meet all of you when you guy walk close to Orlando area.
Jigme la,
You left a big hole in our hearts.You are such an inspiration to our younger generations.You touched so many lives in such a short period of time. It was truly an honor to meet you here in Philly during one of your many freedom walks.
.I remember the speech you gave on 4th of July 2010 in Philly” I will fight for Tibet’s Independence until I die in order to keep my father’s legacy alive”Now it is our duty to keep your legacy alive by continuing your noble cause.You are a true pariot and you will be missed so much. My 10 year old son remembers you so well from Philly -DC 2010 walk for Tibet that you led. I am sure your children will be so proud of you when they grow up.
Om Mani Padme Hum.
Tsering Dolma Tsultrim.
Sending deepest sympathy to the family of Jigme Norbu and to those who were Walking for Tibet with him. His passing is a tragedy and I am deeply saddened. I am praying that his work will continue.
I unfornately found out about it too late but would be interested in participating next time
HI; Thanks for stopping at my cabin today. It was an honor to sit and talk with the both of you. Peace to you on your journey. I’m the retired miniser.
thank you
I left a comment earlier, but thought I would do so in this field as well. My husband and I are so very saddened to hear of the accident this evening. We would like to offer reflective vests to any of you who decide to continue on, and a place to stay should you end up in Tennessee at any point (East or West, we have a place for you).
Om Mani Padme Hum
I am so very sorry to hear about the accident last night. I did not know about the walk, or I would have been there. Peace Kayla
I am devastated to hear what happened.
Words are lost
I just heard from RFA about Jigme la’s sad news. I am sorry about that…..I am Tibetan monk live in Orlando FL. I was thinking do some prayers front of his body unfortunately I heard his remain already invited Bollomington Indianna..
I believe some of you continuing peace walk start again today to West Palm Beach. so, please write me back with contact cell phone number I would like meet all of you when you guy walk close to Orlando area.
Jigme la,
You left a big hole in our hearts.You are such an inspiration to our younger generations.You touched so many lives in such a short period of time. It was truly an honor to meet you here in Philly during one of your many freedom walks.
.I remember the speech you gave on 4th of July 2010 in Philly” I will fight for Tibet’s Independence until I die in order to keep my father’s legacy alive”Now it is our duty to keep your legacy alive by continuing your noble cause.You are a true pariot and you will be missed so much. My 10 year old son remembers you so well from Philly -DC 2010 walk for Tibet that you led. I am sure your children will be so proud of you when they grow up.
Om Mani Padme Hum.
Tsering Dolma Tsultrim.
Sending deepest sympathy to the family of Jigme Norbu and to those who were Walking for Tibet with him. His passing is a tragedy and I am deeply saddened. I am praying that his work will continue.