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Why
your money really makes a difference
 Being
a woman in the Himalayas of Nepal most of the time means illiteracy,
hard physical labour and early motherhood.
Their religious culture enables young Buddhist nuns to avoid that predicament
and offers them the opportunity of spending time on study and practice
within their own communities. However, funding is required to enable
the nuns to focus on their study and practice. It is for this reason
that the MFI supports the Tibetan Buddhist Muktinath Nuns.
Donation
You can contribute to help
a woman in the Himalayas. We most welcome your
donation for livelihood, medical care and education of the Muktinath
Nuns. The money will be delivered to the nuns December 2009. The
nuns keep accounts on the spending of the money, checked by the abbot
of Muktinath-Chumig Gyatsa, Lama
Wangyal.
Donations 2008
We have a back-log. Sorry about that. While we are working on updating
this international website, please visit the NL-site (which focusses
primalery on the Muktinath-nuns) for some
snapeshots of our meeting with the nuns at December 26, 2008.
Seefor pictues also our
Dutch newsletters.
Movie 
A 6
minutes movie about Muktinath and the nuns with Dutch titles is
available. An English version will soon be ready!
No delivery costs
The delivery costs to bring
the donations in Muktinath-Chumig Gyatsa will be paid by the members
of the MFI board, not (!) by your donation.
No meat or fish
Especially if you are Hindu
it might be important to know that no meat or fish will be bought from
donations given to the MFI at all.
Puja
The nuns at Muktinath-Chumig
Gyatsa perform a special puja (prayers) for all people donating money.
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