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Beyond the Cushion at Bhutan's Project 108
One Day. 108 Chortens. Forty Thousand Hands. The Buddhist Channel hosts Jack Huynh's Epic Field Coverage of Project 108.
One Day | 108 Chortens
Gelephu Mindfulness City, Bhutan · 1 November 2026
108 fifteen-metre Jangchub Chortens. 108 metres apart.
Raised together in a single historic day.
Work Offered as Practice
Zhābto
the Bhutanese tradition of voluntary communal work
Monks from retreat, farmers, doctors, and a planeload of diaspora.
Forty thousand hands across 108 sites.
Through Jack Huynh's Lens
Photographer, Dharma practitioner, founder of
Beyond the Cushion
25 years on the path, now witnessing what happens when
40,000 people build one prayer together.
Be Part of the Merit
Prayers, practices, and coverage from the build day
Follow the rising in real time. Share in the merit. Dedicate it beyond borders.
108 Chortens | One Offering
Sunday, 1 November 2026
"There is no limit what we can achieve when we stand together."
- His Majesty the King of Bhutan
Tune in with us — Sunday, 1 November 2026
The Buddhist Channel is your online host for Jack's live photo and video dispatches, the day's prayers and practices, and the culmination of Project 108. Follow the build in real time, share in the merit, and witness 108 lines of prayer rise across Bhutan's southern foothills, from earth to enlightenment.
Together, we celebrate, reflect, and dedicate merit beyond borders.
→ Read more about Jack and Beyond the Cushion at beyondthecushion.com
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