Tsem Rinpoche has been recognised as a highly incarnated master by many esteemed teachers and formally recognised by Dorje Shugden via the Venerable 7th Panglung Oracle.
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Tulkus manifest their compassion by taking on the spiritual responsibilities of their previous lives, tireless upholding and sharing the Buddha's teachings.
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Tsem Rinpoche comes from a glorious line of illustrious incarnations; the earliest dates back to the time of Buddha Shakyamuni.
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I would have loved to have gone to the monastery at a young age. Instead, I was shipped to the United States. I knew I would travel and live in distant lands. I always felt that it would be somewhere in the East.
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Tsem Rinpoche recalled, “I was the kid Mr. Kwan scrubbed and cleaned. I was the kid who used to ride on his shoulders. I was that little neglected child that he showed love to. Thank you!"
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Kwan Mama was a classmate of Tsem Rinpoche's mother, who had explicitly asked her to watch over the young boy. She didn't know Tsem Rinpoche was her classmate's son but only found this out in 1997.
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Tsem Rinpoche’s maternal grandmother, Queen Dechen, loved him very much and visited him from time to time, often bringing toys, clothes or candy when he was taken care of by the foster parents in Taiwan.
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Tsem Rinpoche’s father, Lobsang Gyatso, used to be a monk at Drepung monastery and served as an assistant to Trungsar Rinpoche.
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