There were sixteen renowned Arhats in India. The Tulku Neten Rinpoche’s lineage can be traced back to the 11th Arhat, named Lam Tran Ten Pharpha LamChung  (Sanskrit name ChudaPantaka). ***

The Arhat Pharpha LamChung (ChudaPantaka) was reincarnated many times in both India and Tibet as Mahasiddha Bodhisattvas and became Tulku Neten Kunga Bum, one of the six Neten disciples of the Great Lama Je Tsongkhapa.

The 1st Tulku Neten Kunga Bum BUILT the Jungpa Monastery in Lithang-Kham, Tibet. The present His Eminence Tulku Neten Rinpoche Tenzin Gelek was born just over one year after the passing away of the 8th reincarnated Tulku Neten Ngawang Lobsang Kunga.

In the year 1986 in the SeraMey Monastery, South India, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama graciously enthroned the present Tulku Neten Rinpoche Tenzin Gelek as the 9th reincarnation of the Tulku Neten's lineage, the THRONE HOLDER LAMA of the Jungpa Monastery in Lithang, Kham region, Tibet. By this time, he has been already a great scholar at the SeraMey Monastic University.

His Eminence Tulku Neten Rinpoche secured the highest Geshe Lharampa Degree (Ph.D in Buddhist Sutra Studies) from the SeraMey Monastic University in India and soon afterwards, he joined the Gyumed Tantric Monastery for higher Tantric studies. After strenuous studies and practice, he appeared for the final examination in the presence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and Abbots of Gyumed and other monasteries. He received the advanced degree of Ngagrampa (Highest degree in Tantric Studies), then accepted the position of Discipline Master and taught at the Gyumed Tantric Monastery. Later on he went back and taught Dharma to sanghas at the SeraMey Monastic University.

Since the year 2006, His Eminence The 9th Tulku Neten Rinpoche Tenzin Gelek has been residing in Toronto, Canada but travels extensively across the globe for public talks and giving teachings to religious, educational, healthcare and social institutions.

From the year 2003-2009, His Eminence The 9th Tulku Neten Rinpoche has completely REBUILT his nine life times Jungpa Monastery which has been previously destroyed in Jungpa-Lithang, Tibet.

From the year 2014-2017, a New Prayer Hall (Nyungne Lhakhang) has been supported to build by His Eminence Tulku Neten Rinpoche, next to the Jungpa monastery, for people in Jungpa-Lithang to pray and practise. See the celebration and activity below 

MONASTERY AND ACTIVITIES FROM YEAR 2003 TO NOW

TU VIỆN VÀ SINH HOẠT TỪ NĂM 2003 CHO ĐẾN BÂY GIỜ

SINCE THE YEAR 2006: His Eminence the 9th Tulku Neten Rinpoche has been residing in Toronto, Canada

1. YEAR 2003-2009: Reconstruction of HIS EMINENCE TULKU NETEN RINPOCHE'S NINE LIFETIMES JUNGPA MONASTERY IN JUNGPA LITHANG, KHAM PROVINCE IN TIBET under His Eminence's support from CANADA

2. YEAR 2014-2017: NEW PRAYER HALL (Nyungne Lhakhang) completely built by His Eminence the 9th Tulku Neten Rinpoche, next to his monastery, for people of Jungpa-Lithang to practice

3. FROM YEAR 2003 TO 2019: CELEBRATION of the new rebuilt monastery and RETREAT at new Prayer Hall (Nyungne Lhakhang): Activities organized by His Eminence Tulku Neten Rinpoche nine lifetimes Jungpa Monastery's sanghas and people in Jungpa-Lithang, Kham province, Tibet

YEAR 2003-2009 / NĂM 2003-2009

DHARMA WORKS & RECONSTRUCTION OF JUNGPA MONASTERY IN LITHANG-KHAM TIBET

After a few years of teachings and doing activities in Canada, His Eminence Tulku Neten Rinpoche rebuilt his nine lifetimes JUNGPA MONASTERY in Lithang, Kham Province, Tibet 

Sau một thời gian hoằng Pháp và làm Phật sự tại Canada, Ngài Tulku Neten Rinpoche đã XÂY CẤT LẠI TU VIỆN JUNGPA 9 ĐỜI của Ngài tại Lithang, tỉnh Kham Tây Tạng