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SILENCE
GROANS
MUSIC
BELL RINGING
When you look today at this kind of growing community,
in some ways all of us are basically
abandoned or not really wanted person.
Everybody kind of give up hope on us.
But in this place you are welcome
and you have the opportunity to change.
And we will be with you no matter what.
This is a community of love and compassion.
We need to move forward together,
supporting each other, caring for each other.
And these little ones, even the naughtiest ones
are the most amazing seeds of compassion and love.
Some day they will blossom.
DISMISSING
CHILDREN CHATTING
Every single kid who are in Jhamtse Gatsal suffered a lot.
Some, they lost both their parents
when they were very young.
Some were actually abandoned by their parents.
Some were like actually sold by their parents.
These are all children, sort of uninvited guests
in this universe, in this world.
CHILDREN COUNTING
CLASSROOM NOISE
CHILDREN PLAYING
CHILD SOBBING
CRYING
CRYING
MUSIC
MUSIC
SHRIEK
MUSIC
MURMURING
CHILDREN GIGGLING
TUTTING
Goodnight!
MUSIC
MUSIC
My most difficult job is when and how to accept new kids.
When I say yes, it means equal to saying,
I will save this kid s life.
When I say no, saying no is equal to saying,
No, I don't want to save this boy.
Or I cannot save this child.
MUSIC
SCREAMING
CHILDREN PLAYING
CHILDREN PLAYING
BUZZING
CHILD MURMURING
There are many kids like me in this world,
that don't get an opportunity to call someone Dad .
I don't remember using that term in my life.
Even today, at this age,
I feel I wish I had a dad that you could share things with him.
And listen about his life.
PLAYGROUND NOISE
SPITTING
WHISPERING
GIGGLING
MUSIC AND GROUP PRAYER
Back in the village there was a boy, he was 11 years old.
For whatever reason, last night actually he hanged himself.
I had a couple of times actually
opportunity to meet that young boy.
I think a year ago when I went to visit their village
that the grandmother encouraged me to save his life:
If you could take that boy to the community,
because of some challenge in his family.
And I felt this morning that...
on my side, a little bit kind of failure.
The mistake I feel that I made was that I was
not able to see the condition of his insight.
The mental condition of the boy,
what kind of stress he was going through.
And he actually ended his life last night.
MUSIC
We have more than a thousand requests so far,
that we received to take the kids into the community.
If I am able to say yes to one family,
and I am saying no to ten families.
Some of the decisions that I made I think
I have to deal with the rest of my life.
SOBBING
CHIMES
PRAYER
MURMURING
SAD MUSIC
SINGING
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
LAUGHTER
MUSIC
CHILDREN MUMBLING
PLAYFUL MUSIC
PLAYFUL MUSIC
Today's actually agenda is that we are
going to discuss about the new session
and how many kids we can actually take.
We need to think of our current situation,
reality of our community, whether we are capable,
whether we have enough resources to take any more kids.
All the things that we believe in,
we are already struggling to make those happen.
And the more kids we take, the less attention
we can give to each other and to the children.
You know, the reality for us right now
is that it is hard to say yes.
I can't ignore the reality.
The current reality tells me we cannot take any more kids.
But I know, kids die.
I know kids just end up in a really bad situation.
I can still hope that I can save someone else next year.
And keep going.
MUSIC
MUSIC
MUSIC
Oh!
LAUGHTER
LAUGHTER
CHILDREN CHATTING
CHILDREN PLAYING
I cannot undo my life and go back to my childhood
and really live my childhood fully.
But one thing that now I know is that
I could help to give these children their childhood,
that I missed in my life.
When I see they are laughing, screaming and playing,
I feel I am living my childhood.
I am lucky that we have 85 children now.
And I miss only one childhood but I got
opportunity to live 85 childhoods.
SAD MUSIC
I know when I look back, why I am alive today.
There's something really special in my life that happened.
LAUGHTER
Kids who are here now found a safe home.
And now they have this opportunity
to dream about their future.
Thank you.
LAUGHTER
MUSIC
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