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Thank you for your interest in volunteering with us!

The Root Institute is a dynamic and very active religion center on the outskirts of Bodh Gaya, which is a quick rickshaw drive or leads to the Mahabodhi Temple.

The center is operated by Indian and international staff and volunteers in a friendly and cooperative environment. Your job will involve interaction with other departments, so an open, friendly and patient attitude is essential.

Volunteering with us is a great opportunity to serve in the blessed environment of Bodh Gaya. The Root Institute has endeavored to form a dedicated team of volunteers to fulfill the wishes of Lama Yeshe and Lama Joppa Rinpoche by providing people with the opportunity to study and practice Buddha Dharma and serve the ungodly community of Indian people. Fulfill the kindness of. In and around Bodh Gaya.

Volunteers must be willing to live in accordance with the Buddhist five preconceptions, with an interest in essentially spiritual practice, and sincere respect for our spiritual environment (Bodhgaya has a slightly normal social life). Spiritual programs and community health projects are run according to Buddhist principles and beliefs. Work is satisfying and exciting, with space for creativity in the workplace.

Volunteering opportunities

Spiritual program coordinator
The Root Institute for Wisdom Culture, a socially engaged religion center, seeks to recruit a dynamic, organized and compassionate person as our Spiritual Program Coordinator (SPC).

The Spiritual Program Coordinator is responsible for ensuring the quality, diversity and depth of our spiritual programs, reflecting the unique learning styles of Lama Thuben Yeshe and Lama Zopa Rinpoche.

SPC's primary responsibility is to work harmoniously with the Center Director in nurturing the spiritual needs of the residential, and transitory international, community of the Root Institute. The SPC acts as the representative of the Center in this regard.

During our busy season (September to April) SPC is responsible for the planning and coordination of introductory, intermediate and advanced courses offered by our guest Geshe and visiting teachers in our spiritual program, which are sacred Buddhist pilgrimage sites, meditation and other Meditating practices meditate. In the Mahabodhi Stupa. The SPC may take the initiative to form a team consisting of a helper, meditation, curriculum and pilgrimage leaders to implement these duties.

The SPC is appointed by the Center Director and the Center Services Director for a minimum of two years in the FPMT International Office. It is then possible for applicants to extend their contract.

Essential Qualifications for this post:

Lama Zopa Rinpoche's devotion, and respect and reverence to the FPMT organization

Previous experience with organizing / organizing events

Good management and interpersonal skills

Advertising skills - using passengers, radio, newspapers, television and the Internet whenever possible

Ability to work harmoniously with others in a constantly changing environment; Good hospitality skills

Prepared for, or familiar with, FPMT policy, including teacher policy and union protocol

FPMT education programs are being told well, and are interested in seeking guidance from and following FPMT education services

Knowledge of common Mahayana prayers and practices; Ability to establish and lead worship

Good written and oral communication skills in English language

Basic religion knowledge and enthusiasm for religion and service

Ability and enthusiasm to establish and maintain ongoing meditation, rituals, and practice programs of retreats and pilgrimages with a strong emphasis on sacred sites in the Bodh Gaya region

Cultural awareness of india

a sense of humor.

Benefit

monthly salary

Free accommodation and three delicious vegetarian meals in the center

Free use of Shakyamuni Buddha Community Health Care Clinic

1 month of paid leave and 1 month of unpaid leave per year.