Lillian Sum has brought immense creativity and expertise to Osel Ling’s landscape design. Since 2011, she has been involved in several projects in all directions of the Osel Ling hilltop: Rinpoche’s residence, the monks’ residence, the Buddha Garden, the Sangha House, and the central amphitheater.
The ambitious vision to reconstruct Osel Ling monastery instantly took shape in Mingyur Rinpoche’s mind after returning from his wandering yogi retreat in November 2015. Earlier that year, a devastating earthquake had severely damaged the shrine hall, necessitating its demolition and subsequent rebuilding.
“A monastery is mainly the frame or the tool which allows for the students and practitioners to gather and receive the teachings.” – Luc Cholley
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