The Sera Jey Lawa Khangtsen Peace Tour offers a flexible program centered on cultivating inner peace so that peace may extend to ourselves, our families, our communities, and the wider world.

The visiting monks will offer teachings, sacred arts, ritual, meditation, and conversation in the spirit of compassion, nonviolence, reconciliation, and service. The program may be adapted to the needs and rhythm of each host venue.

This agreement reflects a shared intention of collaboration, education, hospitality, and mutual respect.

The Host agrees to provide appropriate care and hospitality for the visiting monks and tour support team during the program dates. This includes housing, meals, a suitable program space, basic hospitality, publicity, and guest coordination through the Host's usual policies and procedures.

The Host will receive its traditional income for lodging, meals, and guest services.

The monks will provide a flexible program on cultivating inner peace and expressing peace in daily life. Program offerings may include meditation instruction, teachings, sacred arts, ritual, chanting, dialogue, and community blessing activities.

The monks and tour team will work cooperatively with the Host to shape the program in a way that is appropriate for the venue, the participants, and the available time.

The monks will provide guests with a donation link should they wish to offer support for Sera Jey Lawa Khangtsen Monastery, including housing and the new library.

The Host retains its regular income from lodging, meals, and guest services.

Any guest donations made directly to Sera Jey Lawa Khangtsen are voluntary and separate from the Host's normal fees, lodging, meals, or registration income.

Unless otherwise agreed in writing, this agreement does not create a guaranteed payment obligation between the Host and the Tour.

Both parties agree to work together in a spirit of generosity, clarity, respect, and goodwill.

This program is offered as a peaceful cultural, educational, and spiritual exchange. It is intended to support participants in deepening compassion, inner balance, and their capacity to become peacemakers in the world.