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Chetshog Club Teaches Krodhikali for Inner Peace

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  • Date April 22, 2025
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After nearly a decade, Samtse College of Education has reintroduced the Chetshog Club, renewing a meaningful connection with Bhutan’s spiritual heritage. This revival offers students a unique opportunity to explore Krodhikali, a powerful ritual practice within Vajrayana Buddhism, as part of their personal and spiritual growth.

The club currently has 26 student members who have voluntarily joined out of personal interest. Sessions include an introduction to the origins and symbolism of Krodhikali, followed by guided teachings in basic chants and visualizations. Some members also take part in the traditional feast offerings held on the 10th and 25th days of the Bhutanese calendar at Duejum Dharma House in Gurung Busti.

For many participants, the Chetshog Club is more than just an extracurricular activity—it is a personal journey. One trainee, inspired by her mother’s devotion to Throema practice, shared, “Growing up, I saw how Throema brought clarity and purpose to her life. Now, I want to carry that forward.” Another member, Dorji, explained, “I may not fully follow the path of dharma, but joining the club gave me a calm feeling. The prayers and the focus on discipline really helped quiet my mind like nothing else.”

These reflections reveal the inclusive spirit of the club. Whether preserving tradition or seeking inner peace, members find meaning in the practice. The Chetshog Club helps students become more mindful, resilient, and centered—qualities that support both their academic pursuits and personal well-being.

This initiative reflects the college’s broader commitment to holistic education that integrates the spiritual, cultural, and intellectual development of future educators in Bhutan.

 

Reported by Ugyen Wangmo

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