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Take part in the campaign to rebuild the pemas!<\/span><\/p>\n <\/p>\n The stones on the roof of Odsal Ling have been the same since the Temple was inaugurated in 2008, and now a renovation is needed.<\/p>\n A total of 750 pemas, which make up the roofs of the main building, the dome and the four towers located in the Kora, will be replaced.<\/p>\n Lama Tsering invites the entire Sangha to collaborate with this campaign, which will continue until the amount needed for the reconstruction is completed.<\/p>\n The offering amount for each pema is R$108 and you can offer the full amount, half or even 1\/4 of the suggested offering.<\/strong><\/p>\n If you feel inspired to support this action, see below on how to contribute.<\/p>\n If you need any information, please contact adm@odsalling.org.<\/p>\n May this activity benefit all those connected to Odsal Ling and all beings.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n LEARN MORE<\/strong><\/span><\/p>\n The stones on the roof of Odsal Ling have remained the same since the temple opened in 2008.<\/p>\n They follow the traditional architecture of Tibetan temples, an aspiration of Chagdud Rinpoche during the construction of Odsal Ling.<\/p>\n These pieces naturally wore down over time and a renovation was necessary.<\/p>\n In all, 750 stones will be replaced, in a handmade process that will take several months. Made of resin and fiberglass, the pieces will be made and painted one by one and will make up the roofs of the main building, the dome and the four towers located in the Kora.<\/p>\n This major renovation will allow the Temple to remain for longer as a place suitable for sustaining the precious Dharma and propagating the teachings.<\/p>\n For this reason, Lama Tsering invites the entire Sangha to collaborate with this campaign, which will remain open until the amount needed for the reconstruction is completed.<\/p>\n The offering amount for each pema is R$108 and you can offer the full amount, half or even 1\/4 of the suggested offering.<\/p>\n If you feel inspired to support this action, see below on how to contribute.<\/p>\n If you have any questions or need any further information, please contact adm@odsalling.org.<\/p>\n May this activity benefit all those connected to Odsal Ling and all beings.[\/vc_column_text][\/vc_column][vc_column width=\"1\/3\"][vc_cta h2=\"\" h4=\"What is a pema?\" add_icon=\"left\" i_icon_fontawesome=\"fas fa-question-circle\" i_color=\"white\" i_background_style=\"rounded\" i_background_color=\"juicy_pink\" i_size=\"sm\" i_on_border=\"true\"]Pema is a traditional piece of Tibetan architecture, placed on roofs.[\/vc_cta][vc_cta h2=\"\" color=\"white\" add_icon=\"left\" i_icon_fontawesome=\"fas fa-spa\" i_color=\"white\" i_background_style=\"rounded\" i_background_color=\"juicy_pink\" i_size=\"sm\" i_on_border=\"true\"]Follow the donations:<\/p>\n 172 practitioners contributed<\/p>\n 652 pemas<\/p>\n (Goal: 750 pemas)<\/p>\nThe results will be updated every Monday.<\/em><\/h5>\n