#26 YOUTH TENSHUG བརྟན་བཞུགས། everything you NEED to know, with Chemi Lhamo, Palmo Tenzin

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Title | #26 YOUTH TENSHUG བརྟན་བཞུགས། everything you NEED to know, with Chemi Lhamo, Palmo Tenzin |
Author | Bodja Podcast |
Duration | 55:35 |
File Format | MP3 / MP4 |
Original URL | https://youtube.com/watch?v=BZ1cQzeWcPc |
Description
Join us in conversation with Chemi Lhamo and Palmo Tenzin - giving us a behind the scenes of the Tibetan Youth Tenshug, happening September 10–14, 2025 in Dharamsala.
This historic gathering will bring together Tibetan youth from around the world to offer a Long-Life Prayer for His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama, blending sacred tradition with the energy of a new generation.
In this interview, Chemi and Palmo share:
- The inspiration behind organizing the first Tibetan Youth Tenshug
- What makes this event unique and inclusive for all Tibetan youth (ages 18–45, lay & monastic)
- How they hope to honor His Holiness and unite the global Tibetan community
- A glimpse into the cultural programs, workshops, and celebrations planned for the festival
🌐 Learn more about the Tibetan Youth Tenshug: https://tibetanyouthtenshug.com
This is a conversation you don’t want to miss.
#TibetanYouthTenshug #DalaiLama #TibetanYouth #TibetanCulture #LongLifePrayer #Dharamsala #tibet
0:00 What is a Youth Tenshug? Meaning, origins, and purpose
1:08 Meet the guests: Chemi Lhamo & Palmo Tenzin
2:00 How the idea began and the organizing committee formed
4:05 The 4-day program: ceremony, festival, and themes
6:44 How to participate: in-person, online, and inclusivity focus
7:24 Why now? Youth leadership after recent controversy
11:23 Festival highlights: panels, workshops, concerts, and celebrations
17:48 Behind the scenes: organizing teams, volunteers, and planning challenges
26:06 Lessons learned and building connections across the Tibetan youth
34:50 What comes after: blueprint for future initiatives
36:42 Call to action: “Be you, be Tibetan” — His Holiness’s four commitments
48:01 How to get involved: volunteer, share, and support