Interviews with 4 residents of Dharamsala, India (an English student, NGO founder, monk & vlogger)

[@kathytruesdale751]

Chris, loved hearing these perspectives offered. What an enriching experience for all involved. That NGO is quite amazing. Such passion for the health and welfare of Tibetan refugees. 🙏🏻

[@wanderlostChris]

Hi Kathy, Yes that is a great NGO and Sonam is such a nice guy. Thanks for watching!

[@bhogyalobhumo3020]

Thanks for your kindness and sharing your experience.my monk brother also learn English from that place.very helpful all volunteers are highly appreciate 🙏🏻👍🏻💐😍

[@wanderlostChris]

Sure, no problem! Oh that's interesting that your brother studied there. Thanks for watching!

[@rigzentamchos9258]

So great nice video to get the expression of other thoughts

[@wanderlostChris]

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thanks

[@BhumoTenCho]

Nice video.. so nice to hear them speak English..

[@wanderlostChris]

Haha, yeah it is nice to hear that, right?

[@tttdhalutsang]

I heard from an American friend who is not alive anymore has this to say about India, I quote, “India brings out the best in you and also the worst in you, “ unquote. I am from Dharamsala but for the last 13 years living in South Burlington, Vermont.

[@wanderlostChris]

Haha, yes that sounds about right! Wow, Dharamsala and Vermont -- 2 very different places! I'm from Philadelphia.

[@kongpopassangnangmi5556]

Wow nice video

[@wanderlostChris]

Thank you!

[@Prosperous903]

Subscribed Mr Kind. 🙏❤

[@Hogga91]

3rd one make sense,we would never realise value of freedom

[@wanderlostChris]

Yes, I also feel that it's is so true.

[@Hogga91]

@@wanderlostChris tibetans can offer you lot about science of mind and inner peace,try to learn about mindfulness and about Buddhism during your stay ,may be u can attend geshe lhakdor class at gangkyi,he speaks really well on mindfulness