Gomde UK
Buddhist Monasteries and Nunneries for the study and practice of the Three Yanas.
Monasteries and Nunneries
MonksAndNuns.org
Monlam — Aspiration Prayer
Monlam.org
Buddhist Philosophy, Himalayan languages and holistic education.
Rangjung Yeshe Institute
ryi.org
International Centres for Buddhist Studies and Meditation.
Gomde
Gomde.org
Dharma House
DharmaHouse.org
Tibetan Buddhist Teachings, Meditations and Resources.
DharmaSun
DharmaSun.org
Rangjung Yeshe Institute
ryi.org
Translation and Publications of Buddhist classics, treatises and contemporary teachings.
Translator Training Program
ryi.org
Dharmachakra Translation Committee
dharmachakra.net
Rangjung Yeshe Publications
rangjung.com
Helping the poor and disadvantaged in Nepal.
Shenpen Nepal
ShenpenNepal.org
Training In Compassion
With Dr David Shlim.
Retreat Information
We are very fortunate to be welcoming Dr David Shlim back to Gomde UK, one of the most highly regarded travel doctors in the world.

Registration will open nearer the time, but please save the date as places will be limited to provide the most conducive situation for the methods to take effect.

You can find details of the Medicine and Compassion project via the link below. If you are interested in these teachings and would like to find out more please get in touch.

Medicine and Compassion Project
David published the groundbreaking book Medicine and Compassion with Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche in 2006. The purpose of the book is to present practical tools for revitalising the caring spirit based on the teachings of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy. It is particularly relevant to those who find they need to draw on compassion in their professional as well as personal lives.

If you haven’t done so already, please do look into David’s recently published memoir, A Gentle Rain of Compassion. In the words of Matthieu Ricard who reviewed the book, ‘How rare and lovely'.

Publications
About David Dr David Shlim
David R. Shlim, M.D. is the co-author, with Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche, of Medicine and Compassion: An American Doctor and a Tibetan Lama on How to Provide Care with Compassion and Wisdom.
Dr Shlim first visited Nepal in 1979 to work as a volunteer doctor for the Himalayan Rescue Association, at an aid post at 14,000 feet. After three stints near the base of Mt. Everest, he moved to Kathmandu in 1983 to begin what became a fifteen-year career as the Medical Director of the CIWEC Clinic Travel Medicine Centre in Kathmandu, the world’s busiest destination travel medicine clinic. He created a research program into the diseases that affect travellers, and has developed an international reputation as one of the most knowledgeable travel medicine doctors in the world. He is the author of more than forty-five original research papers, numerous chapters in textbooks, and is the recent past-president of the International Society of Travel Medicine.

Read David's full biography