


![]() | of The Emaho Foundation. Rinpoche studied at the Drepung Loseling Monastery and received the Geshe Lharampa degree, equal to a doctorate in Tibetan Buddhism. After leading the Mystical Arts of Tibet cultural tour in America in 1998, he traveled to Phoenix with a group of monks, where he found himself personally drawn to the desert. He decided to settle there and began teaching. On September 10, 2001, he, together with Dharma friends and students, founded Emaho Foundation. The Sanskrit word emaho (pronounced ay-mah-ho) is an expression of joy and wonder, and an invocation for auspiciousness. Emaho Foundation is a 501(c)3 organization led by its spiritual director ZaChoeje Rinpoche and a volunteer board of directors. The Emaho Foundation is dedicated to preserving and sharing Tibetan culture, supporting humanitarian projects, and assisting with spiritual development and to make the world a better place through adopting universal responsibility and joyously practicing nonviolence, wisdom, love and compassion. It is the intent of the members of Emaho Foundation to create an inclusive environment for all people that models the six perfections: Generosity, Ethics, Patience, Enthusiasm, Concentration + Understanding | ![]() |
















