Il premio Civilitas al prefetto Manganelli

Riconoscimento alla polizia, ecco gli altri dodici vincitori

di Salima Barzanti

Antonio Manganelli

CONEGLIANO. Il premio Civilitas 2011 va alla Polizia di Stato, nella mani del suo capo, Antonio Manganelli. La cerimonia si terrà sabato 29 ottobre alle 10.30 al Teatro Accademia. «Mai come in un momento di crisi profonda di un paese – spiega il priore Sara Meneguz – non possiamo leggere il tessuto sociale della nostra comunità ignorando la sua dimensione istituzionale. Per questo abbiamo voluto premiare la Polizia di Stato, istituzione che cerca un contatto diretto con il cittadino ed è attiva nella difesa della sicurezza». L’edizione 2011 è stata presentata ieri mattina in municipio, alla presenza del sindaco Alberto Maniero e della presidente della Dama Castellana, Anna Maria Gasparini, oltre che dai collaboratori dell’associazione. Per la sezione «Alla memoria» il riconoscimento riconoscimentova a Arturo Bernardi, ex sindaco di Santa Lucia e presenza attiva del Rotary Club Conegliano; Luigi Gallina, coneglianese antesignano organizzatore ed esecutore di numerosi viaggi umanitari a favore delle popolazioni dell’Ex Jugoslavia e attivo volontario a San Pio X e nell’Auser; Pietrantonio Mariani, preside della scuola Media Brustolon per vent’anni e promotore dello sport come fondamentale nella formazione dei ragazzi; conte Marco Marcello Del Majno di Fontanelle, tra pionieri dell’agricoltura trevigiana sempre nel rispetto dell’ambiente, presidente del Consorzio Maiscoltori del Piave e dell’Istituto Sperimentale Viticoltura di Conegliano, benefattore in silenzio per il completamento degli studi dei figli di molti compaesani. Per la sezione Giovani Emergenti, il premio va a Francesco Vidotto, già brillante manager del settore contabile, oggi eclettico scrittore (con il suo terzo romanzo, Siro, ha vinto il Premio Una Montagna di Libri di Cortina d’Ampezzo). Ecco infine i premiati di Civiltà nella comunità: Luigina De Biasi, 61enne di Miane, insegnante elementare per oltre 20 anni nella scuola, volontaria in India dove ha costruito tre scuole e con il collega Valentino Giacomin ha inventato il metodo didattico dell’educazione integrata «progetto Alice»; Adriano De Stefano, 60enne santalucese, presidente dell’Enpa provinciale; Ivan Gerotto, 66enne fabbro coneglianese, presidente per diversi mandati dell’Associazione Artigianato Trevigiano e membro della sezione locale del Cuamm, Medici per l’Africa; Giuseppe Renato Rigo, 67enne coneglianese, attivo in parrocchia, nella San Vincenzo e tra gli organizzatori della Conegliano Pedala con gli Amici Sportivi S.Martino; Marcello Roiter, 72enne di Godega, attivo nel sociale e nella cura dell’inserimento degli stranieri nella comunità locale; Maria Grazia Santolin, marenese di 52anni, presidente dell’associazione italiana persone Down-sezione della Marca Trevigiana; Giuseppe Zago, 66enne di Merlengo di Ponzano Veneto, che durante la guerra in Serbia e Kosovo ha allestito centri di aiuto e con la comunità di Merlengo ha ricostruito la casa di una famiglia sfortunata con 2 figli disabili.

Compositions of our students from class 10th and 12th.

Laxmi Kumari

Name- Lakshmi Kumari- (Class 12th)

I am studying in this school form LKG. Whatever I have now all these are form this school, whether it is knowledge or the teachings about our life. I am very lucky to get all these. I will never forget the teachers and their teachings whole my life. Here I never felt that I am in a so called school, this place was always as a family for me. It seemed to me as if was my own family. People here like our principal, he director and the teachers they all were always with us as our own parents. I am very happy with all them. I got a full developed education here. I can say that it was a complete education. I do not want to go from the school .It seems that I am going to lose something which was very important. There is no doubt that the teachings which we got form here have given a new turn to our lives. We feel our selves more happy than all the other students form other schools.

I pray that may this school get success day by day. I will miss this school very much. Here it is more focused about the spiritual wisdom than the bookish knowledge. I will follow all these teachings which we received here in my life. Not only this I will teach and share these teachings with others too. There are so many feelings and expressing all them on a paper is not that easy.

I want to thank all the teachers and who ever have taught to us in some may years. They have made our lives so happy and peaceful that I am feeling very sad we will leave this school. May be in future I will not get any other chance to get this kind of wisdom any other place. I am very lucky that I was a student of this school for so many years……

Thank you to all the teachers, principal and the director.

Shyamashrey Patel

Name- Shyamashrey Patel- (Class 12th)

At first homage to everyone who is going to read my experience. I start with a deep thank form the bottom of my heart. I have been studying here from 14 years. Today is my last day here.

Here I learned many things related to the subjects but the most important was the teachings which I received about how to live our lives. I learned about Yoga, meditation, awareness all they are the real teachings for one’s life. Not the bookish knowledge which will last for a very short period of time.

The director Mr. Valntino although he is not an Indian, is trying his best to preserve our culture and traditions, he is doing a great job and we thank him for giving us such opportunities to study in his shelter and we could achieve some knowledge with him. May blessings be always be with us.

I also thank to all the teachers also who loved us and guided as our own parents and helped us in our very step. I request to them that they forgive us for all our mistakes which knowingly or unknowingly we did in these days.

All the teachers, students our director and all those who are here will always be in the core of my heart.

Name- Jyoti Kumari- (Class 12th)

I have been studying in this school from Seven years. This is my last year here. The education which we got form here is very precious. Our director Mr. Valentino Ji, whatever he is doing for us, for we children is a very great work.

What do I write about the education here, it is so deep that it is a very hard thing to express? I cannot express it in my words. Ad they will be always very less. In a student’s life all the things which are required for a good student all we got here. He we just not got only the knowledge but I learned about the spiritualism. The seeds which are sown in our heart. I will always keep these seeds in the garden of my heart so that in future it can grow up and be a tree which shares its fruits to others. May this tree of wisdom give joy and happiness to me and all the other beings? May everyone who is burnt of ignorance come to the shelter of this wisdom tree and feel its joy and bliss.

What our teachers have given us it is so precious that it only can be felt expressing them in words is very hard. What I say more for me it is like I got a new birth, it’s a new life for me after being here. I learned an art how to live our lives socially, spiritually and in a better way….. what more  I say it seems that whatever have now everything  I got from here. I am not getting words to express myself.

Just  I pray to the almighty that in my life whenever ups and downs come  oh Lord give me such strength that I can get courage to  face all these  problems .

In the life there will be many obstacles,

If it truly say the teachers as you will be very rare

Whenever we will be hope less

Only your wisdom will be useful……..

Name- Aneeta Patel- (Class 12th)

I am very impressed by the teaching method of this school and the teachers are doing really a great job of teaching to the students. Teachers here take care of the students and always inspire the students.

They prepare students to be a real man, a better citizen who can be a bright future for humanity. The teachings of Valentino sir is really a treasure which he gave to us.

Thank you for everything.

Name- Nisha Rai – (Class 12th)

I have been studying in this school from class 1.I remember the day when I came here to take admission. I was very afraid and worried. But our principal made me very comfortable. Then he tested me. I passed the test and was admitted in class 1.I was very impress by the school that the school was running also in the evening.  I used to come for studying.

As year by year I passed the classes, I understood the teaching method of our school. In this school the teaching method is very special. Anyone can easily be impressed and want to study here. My school is not like other schools. It’s like my home and I got a lot of love from here. Not only bookies knowledge but real true wisdom was also given to us who are very important for the life. It teaches us how to spend our life .

Beside this we learned many other important things. I will be really thankful to everyone.

Sarnath, Varanasi – Non-stop Tara prayers 24 hours.

HELP THE NUNS OF TARA TEMPLE

Tara Temple

The nuns of Kopan Monastery in Nepal are in charge of the Tara Temple (Sarnath, Benares) that was donated to Lama Zopa Rinpoche and Lama Lhundrup – the Spiritual Fathers of the Project – by Alice Project School. A successful experience, where dharma is integrated with Education and social engagement.  Sixteen nuns recite day and night Tara’s prayer for Peace in the world and people on need.

Lama Zopa Rinpoche blessing the Temple surrounded by the students of Alice Project School. Right: Lama Lhundrup

THE MAP OF THE NEW NUNNERY

THE MAP OF THE NEW NUNNERY

New project of constructing the Nunnery in the compound of Tara land has to be started which includes:

1) Dormitories for 100 to 200 nuns

2) Guru Apartments for Zopa Rimpoche and Incarnation of Khen Rimpoche.

NOTE: There will be rooms available for   people who would like to make short or long-term retreats. The nuns will attend the guests,  helping also for fire puja. Visitors who just   want to find a peaceful place for a while, meditating, joining the nuns’ puja and prayers are also welcome. The nuns can help practitioners to complete the preliminary practices (prostration, mandala offering, water bowl offering and so on). For the time being, the guests and meditators can find rooms in the compound of Alice Project School for a reasonable price.

How to  reach :-

How to reach

Sarnath,  Varanasi – Non-stop Tara prayers 24 hours.

A DREAM THAT CAME TRUE

Tara Temple

The nuns of Kopan Monastery are in charge of the Tara Temple that was donated to Lama Zopa Rinpoche and Lama Lhundrup – the Spiritual Father of the Project – by Alice Project School. A successful experience, where dharma is integrated with Education and social engagement. This is  Valentino’s story of the beginning of the initiative followed by comments from nuns and students.

Lama Zopa Rinpoche blessing the Temple surrounded by the students of Alice Project. Right: Lama Lhundrup

The story: Pundits’ Profecy

Left: A glimpse of the  morning assembly area . Right: Students of Alice Project School during the morning meditation session, around the Stupa that was blessed by H.H. the Dalai Lama, who said, “Every time you see this Stupa, remember that it is a symbol of Wisdom and compassion.” The Stupa symbolized the educational vision of Alice Project: integration of knowledge and spirituality.

Pondering a solution

I spent the rest of the night going around the Stupa situated in the school compound, reciting Tara’s mantra and pondering a solution. The first decision was to suspend two persons: the school doctor and my secretary. Then the search for truth started. I realized that I was the last chance for the students who tried all the possible ways to change the situation, before knocking at my door. They had already planned the final solution, in case they failed their “mission” even with me. Before leaving my room, one student said, “Sir, if you agree, we can give the unprofessional people in your staff a lesson.” Of course, I told them that it was totally wrong to think to take the law in their hands and their violent reaction could have make things much worse. On the basis of this request, I decided to inspect their classrooms.

Shockingly, I found four baseball bats hidden behind the blackboard. This was a clear sign that the situation was dramatic and on the verge of explosion. Geshe Ciampa Ghyatzo, who always supported our School with his advice and his always perfect divinations, sent his answer, “No need to close the school. Go on!” It was a great relief: there was still hope. It was at that moment that I had an intuition, “May be something was missing in our Educational project! What?” I thought carefully and found the answer.

“We need to put more effort integrating education with academic curriculum and spirituality. It is not enough  practicing yoga, receiving teaching on relative and absolute truth.

Students must put into practice what they learn. How to convince them to be coherent? Religion is the answer. All religions, of course, as Lama Yeshe would say.” It was at that time that we decided to bring the best of all religions inside the school.  As first step we organized: a yaghya for purification, involving all the students, who recited lacks of Gayatri Mantra for several weeks. At the end, we invited about ten pundits for the final fire puja. (Since then and to this day, the students are going on with a daily recitation of Gaytri mantra, guided by a Hindu priest. When they reached the number of one hundred thousand mantra, the priest performs the fire puja). When the puja was completed, I requested the pundits to help me find a right place for a project I had in mind.  “Which project?”.“A Temple dedicated to Mother Tara. I want to do 24 hours on non-stop prayers! We think that only spirituality can help our students to change their behaviour. I believe that very difficult times are coming: global warming, floods, drought, economical crisis, violence…We need a new way of thinking, beyond our egoistic mind. We have to help our children to find an inner refuge against the external aggression and environmental, social, economical crisis.”

We have to help our children to find an inner refuge against the external aggression and environmental, social, economical crisis.”

Tara: the perfect Deity to save the Earth

Left: fire puja  after Gyatri mantra retreat. . Right:Photo: Gosel Lama, the first President of Alice Project Society. Here the last photo with the students of the school before passing away. Blessing the land where we built the Temple was the last puja performed by Lama.

“I think Tara is the perfect Deity for this purpose. She is the Great Mother who can help to restore peace in our school and in the mind of people of the villages. Tara is a female energy. She is the Mother who gives life. This is what we desperately need nowadays to save Nature and the world. Beside all this, Tara’s mantra is common among Buddhist and Hindu people. ” I replied.  The pandits checked everywhere around the school and, finally, they stopped at the place where we have a guava garden. They made some mental calculations, then, unanimously they declared: “This is the perfect place for your Temple!”

It was incredible their answer because I had already requested Gosel Lama, our President of the Society, to bless the land. Then, the pundits asked, “Why did you decide 24 hours of non-stop prayers?”. I explained that I was inspired by an article I had read in the Times of India, where the journalist was  narrating the amazing story of a Temple where the saddhus had been reciting mantras day and night, without interruption, for 50 years.  “It was an unbelievable story that inspired me to start as similar project here for the benefit of  my students, their families and all villages around the school” I concluded.

The pundits looked at each other smiling, then they said, “We came from that Temple and we are in charge of that project! Do not worry, [i]you will build the Temple and it will be extremely successful!” they said. That was the miraculous beginning of our Tara’s project! At that time, I had only the dream in my mind and not a single dollar for the construction of the Temple.

Then, His Holiness the Dalai came to visit and bless the school for the second time… And we got our miracle, as you can read in the above newsletter, printed in 2008. A  German sponsor offered the total amount of  money necessary for the construction of the Temple, including all the statues and the 108 stupas. ”

Note about the German sponsor.

Tara Temple Board

I have found her on 2009 just by chance during a H.H. Ayang Rinpoche Powa Course in Bodhgaya. She never allowed me to disclose her name. She was also the main sponsor of our schools at Sarnath and Bodhgaya. “Your Educational vision is unique, – she said. – I will help you!” Moreover, she helped us discretely, with an incredible generosity. For us she was like Tara. She was continuously helping us until 2008 when international economical crisis seriously hit her that compelled her to stop funding Alice Project and Tara Temple. When we inaugurated the Temple, I have requested her to allow us to mention about the sponsor in our commemorative stone. She said, “Put only the name of my son!” We do not have enough words to thanks the extraordinary woman who is an inspiring example of humility and compassion.

The beginning of Tara Project

Alice project students involved in the project of Tara-Non-Stop-Prayer.

It was a hard task to start the construction of the Temple. The main problem was finding the engineers with suitable knowledge. We were saved by an Italian engineer, a university professor, Massimo Ferraresi, who worked hard for many days making complicated calculations for the main structure, the arches, the pillars, the windows and the veranda. A Nygma Lama, Tenzin Tsoamo was very cooperative and gave us precious advice about the decorations,  good auspicious symbols carved on the stone above the windows and on the arches of the pillars. Monlam Lama, the spiritual adviser of the school, after Gosel Lama passed away, was the main source of inspiration and spiritual help, always encouraging us towards positive thinking, reassuring that Mother Tara would not abandon us.

Photo: 2010 - Monlam Lama, the spiritual director of Alice Project, with late Khensur Lundup Rigsel, at Tara Temple.

Lama made also the drawing of the beautiful big Tara that adorns the altar, and continually gave advise to the Nepalese artist who made the model of the statue. The result is amazing. People say that the statue looks as if it were alive and talking. Lama brought also the remaining 20 small statues from Nepal. The complicated technical problems related to the special window (Romanesque style) have been overcome thanks to the creativity and the hard work of Franco Dal Dosso, an Italian volunteer, who was the director of the carpenter’s team.

2008 - H.H. Karmapa inaugurated the Temple.

Finally, the Temple was finished. From Nepal we brought also 108 golden stupas  that embellish the walls of the Temple. Thanks to the good office of Ven. Tubten Kelsang, brother of our President, Tenzin Tzewang, special relics have been offered by His Holiness the Dalai Lama Office for all the Tara statues and all the stupas. His Holiness Office also offered the whole collection of Kanghur and Tenghur for the altar. Finally, the Temple was ready.

Some of our visitors. Left: 2009 - Jado Rinpoche, gave Tara’s empowerment and oral transmission of the long Tara’s prayer. 2010 - Minghur Rinpoche taught meditation to the Alice Project students; Thrangu Rinpoche gave oral transmission and brief explanation of Tara’s mantras and several other mantras.

Several Lamas were invited to bless it. The statues have been filled and blessed by Tubten Kelsang and the monks of Gyume Tantric College. What about the prayers? How to start? This was, may be, the most difficult task. Again, Monlam Lama, helped by his niece Tenzin Tsomo, lent a hand suggesting us to bring some Buddhist girls from Arunachal Pradesh.

Group of volunteer nuns from Arunanchal Pradesh, Tavang reciting Tara Prayer.(17 January 2008)

Four volunteer girls arrived with a group of 11 small children from Tawang, in Arunachal Pradesh, under the responsibility of ven. Drukgyal Lama, a student of Tibetan University, in Sarnath. This is how we started. The girls, after one year, received the nuns’ ordination from Monlam Lama.Another nun joined  the core group later.At the beginning, the nuns recited Tara’s prayer for\ few hours a day.

Then, an Italian senior nun, Agata Montevecchi, came as volunteer for several weeks and we decided to take a commitment for 8 hours a day.  That was the real beginning of Tara’s Project Non-stop Prayer. Time passed.

Lama Zopa Rinpoche blessing the temple during his visits at Tara temple. (24 Dec 2009)

Lama Zopa Rinpoche came to bless the Temple once again on 24 December 2009. The connection started to become stronger and stronger and finally Valentino made a proposal in 2009. The Tara Temple should be offered to Kopan Monastery and Nunnery.  Monlam Lama was the bridge between the Alice Project, Lama Zopa Rinpoche and the main Guru of Kopan Monastery, Lama Lhundrup. An agreement was concluded with the staff of Kopan monastery and the Nunnery, with the supervision of Lama Lhundrup  (see the photo below):

31 December 2009- Lama Lhundrup with Monlam Lama, Valentino, the monks of Kopan staff and two of three nuns of the first group, responsible of Tara’s prayer/

Tara Temple would be donated with a large piece of land to Kopan Institution, in exchange for the commitment to perform Tara’s prayer continuously for 24 hours for an undetermined period of time. The students of Alice Project School would help the nuns recite the prayers for a few hours a day (6/7 hours). Alice Project offered also to the nuns an old Society, registered a few years before to take care of the bureaucratic problems. Lama Zopa Rinpoche chose the name for the new Society: Tara Pure Land Nunnery (Yu Lo Koe Pa Nunnery), that is a branch of Khachoe Ghakyil Ling Nunnery, in Kopan, Nepal.

15 January 2009 - In the photo: the final meeting of Kopan staff and Alice Project representatives, at Alice Project Library. A new Society was offered by Alice Project School to Tara Pure Land Nunnery who became the legal owner of the Temple and a portion of land around the Temple.

Finally, the big day arrived:  In March 2010 fifteen nuns came from Khachoe Ghakyil Ling Nunnery, Nepal,, guided by a senior nun, Ani Thupten Dekiy, who is a veteran on working for challenging dharma projects.

In the photo: the first batch of nuns from Khachoe Ghakyil Ling Nunnery (Nepal) (2010)

In fact, after completing three years, three months  retreat (the dream of all the dharma practitioners), she was sent to Mongolia for two years (2006/2009) to establish a monastery there. She faced tremendous difficulties. Her enthusiasm and professionalism won the heart of the local community who are still sending messages to convince her to go back to Mongolia.  One year passed.  Unfortunately, our Guru, the father of Tara Project, Lama Lundhrup Rigsel, got sick. After his last visit, on 02 July 2010, when the final agreement  between the Nunnery and the Alice Project was signed, he promised to come back again in December in occasion of His Holiness the Dalai Lama teachings. We never saw him again. He passed away on 7 September 2011, leaving the nuns and the monks in a great  sorrow and distress. Lama had a vision for the nuns at Sarnath Temple. He was thinking of establishing a University for nuns, where dharma, philosophy, English, Tibetan, Hindi and science would be taught.

02 July 2010 - Lama Lundhrup with Valentino, inside Tara Temple. Right: Lama meets Alak Rinpoche who did three years retreat in the compound of Tara Temple.

He was extremely humble and kind but also very practical and down to earth. He was extremely happy with our Educational Project and he requested us to involve also the nuns, teaching them philosophy, meditation and the principles of Alice Project. He gave us his full support and promised to Valentino that all the obstacles he had faced in the past would be over.

The kindness of Lama Lundhrup

To conclude these notes on the founder of Tara Pure Land Nunnery I’d like to tell  an anecdote as a way to explain the Lama’s the high realisations. When Lama was at our school, we requested him to visit an Ashram (Bal Ashram) in Varanasi whose school is affiliated with our Educational Institution.

Lama accepted. When he was there, one of the 19 boys adopted by the Ashram, was in great pain, because he had been stung by bees. His face and eyes were quickly swelling. Lama asked the boy do go near him and he started reciting prayers.

Then he blew on the face and eyes of the boy, reciting mantras. Miracously, after few minutes, the boy was totally cured! This is what is called “Bodhicitta in action”. This is exactly the role of the Temple: helping people at both levels, material and spiritual.

The last batch of the nuns from Kopan Monastery, making puja at Tara Temple, while two Alice Project students are reciting Tara’s prayer, in a corner of the Temple.

In fact, the nuns not only are reciting  prayers for peace in the world, for the long life of the Holy Gurus, for the success of Lama Zopa’s Vision and projects, for the sponsors who helped and are helping the Temple construction and maintenance, the nunnery and the Alice Project Schools (three schools with more than one thousand students), but they are also making special puja for people who are sick or for the dead people of the villages.

Engagded Buddhism

Recently, on September 2011, a student of primary school passed away. It was a tragedy for the family but also for the school. There is very little that we can do in these cases, apart from offering money for the cremation and mourning. As a school, we chose to mourn our dead without tears, if possible, joyfully, requesting Mother Tara to take care of our children in the difficult time of bardo.

31 August 2011. Not only puja in the Temple, but also active involvement in the life of the villagers.

So, the nuns are invited to the house of people who passed away to bring the comfort of their prayers, as we can see in the photo above. The body of our little student is lying under a simple bed cover\, surrounded by his neighbours, relatives and classmates.

The nuns put on his head a holy book while reciting the bardo prayers.

It is a heart-breaking sight! A real example of “Engaged Buddhism”, or “Bodhicitta in action”!

This is a new chapter for the Kopan’s nuns attempt to integrate dharma practice into the community where they live. Needless to say how deeply grateful for the kindness of the nuns the villagers are. The school and the villagers are very lucky because the nuns have the skill and qualification to performe complicated rituals  for different purposes. As we said, the ani who is in charge of the nunnery, Thupten Dekiy, is highly respected for her intensive dharma practice, her sense of organisation and her determination: the right ingredients for the success. Two years have passed. Now the Tara Project is mature. Day and night 15 nuns and about twenty Alice Project students alternate in the Temple for non-stop-prayer, The first batch of nuns left the Temple and a new one arrived on May 2011.

Photo: The nuns of the new batch (2011)

Comments from nuns and students.

Now, it is time for evaluations and introspection. How do the nuns involved in the project feel? What about the Alice Project students? Here are their comments.

From left: Tenzin Tzewang, President of Alice Project Society; Ven. Thupten Dekiy, Jetsun Pema, His Holiness the Dalai Lama’s sister and her husband, Tenpa Tsering.(16 January 2011)

January 2011. From left: Tenzin Tzewang, president of Alice Project Society;  Ven. Thupten Dekiy, Jetsun Pema, His Holiness the Dalai Lama sister and her husband, Tenpa Tsering.

Writes ven. Thupten Dekiy: It’s been two years now since I was first involved in the Tara Temple. Coming here is very auspicious for me because it was on 20 April, 2010 that we came and on 21 April the responsibility was handed over to me. Somehow, I feel I am lucky because we know that there are 21 forms of Goddess Tara. Though it is very hot in summer yet till today I am living here comfortably by the blessing of our Guru.

I feel fortunate to pay my contribution towards the fulfilment of Lama Zopa Rimpoche, late Khensur Lundup Rigsel and Ven Valentino’s dream. During this interval of time I’ve been through many ups and down but looking at the motivation of all the people working so hard has given me positive attitude towards life. Sometimes when I go to visit the houses in the villages I feel as if we are in a pure land and we have the opportunity to pray to Tara for 24 hrs for world peace. I pay gratitude to my Gurus and Ven Valentino for giving me this opportunity to serve here. I pray and dedicate all accumulated virtues for the happiness of all sentient being and for their peaceful life.

Alice Project Video.

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INFORMIAMO CHE LE NOSTRE SCUOLE NON ACCETTERANNO VOLONTARI PER UN PERIODO INDETERMINATO DI TEMPO.