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Mayo 2026

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Este Abril 2026 en nuestro Cultural Center EL NIU FELIÇ – THE KHUSHI NEST, de Khamandú (Nepal) hemos disfrutado de muchas fiestas y varias acciones que os pasamos a exponer un poco resumidas

CELEBRACIÓN DE LA PASCUA: para ello hemos pintado unos huevos de muchos colores….

CELEBRACIÓN DEL 15 ANIVERSARIO DE EL NIU FELIÇ – THE LKHUSHI NEST encendiendo velas las profesoras y la alumna mayor, parlamentos de las profesoras y las alumnas, canciones y demás actividades…

CELEBRACIÓN DEL DÍA DE LA MADRE: en ella hemos homenajeado a nuestra Fundadora por su constante apoyo en todas las facetas de nuestro Cultural Center EL NIU FELIÇ – THE KHUSHI NEST . En esta fiesta se presentan a la Fundadora (en la foto), la comida que las alumnas han hecho invitándola a participar en la fiesta quemando incienso y adornando la foto con flores y la KHATA que es un fular sedoso y tradicional que se ofrece en Nepal como señal de respeto, gratitud, bendición…

CELABRACIÓN DE LA FIESTA DE SANT JORDI CON NUESTERAS BANDERAS. La Fundadora ha regalado 3 libros interesantes a las profesoras para que los lean junto con las alumnas, los puedan llevar a sus casas después de un mes de tenerlos y dejarlos después en la biblioteca de EL NIU FELIÇ – THE KHUSHI NEST

SIGUIENDO LA RUTINA DIARIA hemos tenido las clases de Matemáticas, Inglés, Filosofía, Ciencias sociales, Nepalí con examen incluido, talleres, las alumnas haciendo fotos de su entorno para que se sensibilicen ante la belleza…

Como veis no ha estado nada mal este Abril y hemos salido de él con una energía renovada, dispuestos a dar lo mejor de nosotros mismos para mejorar y alegrar la Vida de nuestras alumnas…

Esto es lo que os deseamos, que tengáis ganas de superaros para ser más felices y alegres… 

Recibid un gran, fuerte y cálido abrazo de todo el Equipo

continuará…

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THE KHUSHI NEST TIMES

DIFFERENT PHASES OF WOMEN

30th April 2026

KUMARI POUDEL

Hello! I want to share some of my feelings. I am Chhetri married to Newar family. The culture, norms and values are totally different. My life was full of struggle but I did not take it seriously because I think, we have to live happily. God has given once a life so why to be sad and spend whole life in grief. Now a days I am not feeling well as I have many diseases. This body which is made of materialistic world is giving me pain nowadays with many diseases. I could not share my feeling as I have one daughter who loves in Korea. She married with Korean man so she lives over there. I do have two sons but they do not understand my feeling nor problem so I came to realize that having children is not progress, its body pain. Our loneliness is always with us. I am very happy to have teachers like TKN, so I am coming over here although I am sick.

DEV LAXMI MAHARJAN

I married with a farmer so my childhood time spend in agriculture, now also at the age of 60’s I am engaged in agriculture. My whole life I spend doing this farming work. I never have been retired. The life of women is spending with household chores, raising children and regularity in farming sector. My husband is very honest but he drinks a lot alcohol. So he did not speak much; I did not felt, he understand me. I grew in farmer family, I could not have opportunity to study so I am very happy to come in TKN.

REENA DANGOL

I grew up in My mother sister house. I donot have my real father, my step father did not like me so I stay with my Aunty. I used to work in an hotel so I never got chance to study to go outside and see the real world.  My mother did not support me so I married to a man who like me. He told me, he will treat me well and love me. So I am living with my husband. I am very honest, simple and shy girl. I donot know much thing. after knowing TKN is giving eduvation and skillful workshop. I am trying to come regulary. After coming here, I really felt I am living in a hole. I am learning many thiungs which is best for me so I am very happy to Maria. I couldnot express my words. Thank you so much.It helps me a lot.

GANESH MAYA MAHARJAN

I left bhaktapur after I married with a man who have many wives. I donot know he have wives until I came with him married. The family did not treat me well nor my husband. As a women I think, I need to bear all problems, pain so I did not ask help. I endure all problem myseld. After giving birth to daughter, I did not want to stay with my husband as he did not treat me well and love me, he only listens to his kother and family. The strength was my daughter, thinking that I stay alone with my daughter in same house. My close friend brought me to TKN to study and learn many things. I am very happy to come here and I can spend time and my loneliness with friends and three teachers.

I left bhaktapur after I married with a man who have many wives. I donot know he have wives until I came with him married. The family did not treat me well nor my husband. As a women I think, I need to bear all problems, pain so I did not ask help. I endure all problem myseld. After giving birth to daughter, I did not want to stay with my husband as he did not treat me well and love me, he only listens to his kother and family. The strength was my daughter, thinking that I stay alone with my daughter in same house. My close friend brought me to TKN to study and learn many things. I am very happy to come here and I can spend time and my loneliness with friends and three teachers.

This is the photo of creative workshop of flower; in 15th anniversary programme, speech done by Nhuchhe Maya Maharjan.

Mother’s Day celebration in TKN 2026

MARIA VILLALBA BADIA, FOUNDER

I WANT TO SHARE ABOUT THE PHRASES USEFUL IN OUR LIFE.

  1. TO PROBLEMS…SOLUTIONS
    a los problemas… soluciones
  2. MAKE MONEY WITH YOUR MIND, NOT YOUR BACK
    gana dinero con tu mente, no con tu espalda
  3. THE TRUTH DOESN’T GET ANGRY WHEN YOU EXAMINE IT
    La verdad no se enoja cuando la compara
  4. GROWING OLD ISN’T ABOUT ADDING YEARS, IT’S ABOUT STOPPING LEARNING
    envejecer no es poner años, es dejar de aprender
  5. IF TO HAVE MORE YOU HAVE TO LOSE YOURSELF, YOU HAVEN’T GAINED ANYTHING
    si para tener más tienes que perderte a ti mismo, no has ganado nada (mujer somalí)
  6. DON’T ACCEPT INHERITED IDEAS WITHOUT EXAMINING THEM (Nietzsche)
    no aceptes ideas heredadas sin examinarlas (Nietzsche)
  7. EVERYTHING IS TEMPORARY, DON’T STRESS
    todo es pasajero, no te extreses

SHANTI MAHARJAN, TEACHER

I want to share about “Education is a powerful weapon”

Education is often called the most powerful tool because it shapes how people think and understand the world. When someone is educated, they are better able to ask questions, analyze situations, and make informed decisions. Instead of blindly accepting things, they can recognize what is right or wrong and stand against injustice. Education does not harm or destroy like weapons; instead, it builds people and societies. It encourages creativity, new ideas, and understanding among different groups of people. For individuals who grow up in poverty or difficult conditions, education becomes a way out, helping them gain skills, confidence, and independence. It also protects them from being easily fooled, exploited, or manipulated by others. In this sense, education gives people a kind of freedom the freedom to think, choose, and improve their lives. On a broader level, education plays a major role in the development of communities and nations. A society that values education produces citizens who are aware, responsible, and capable of contributing to growth. Educated people can find better jobs, start businesses, and improve the economy. They can also take part in solving social problems and making better decisions for their communities. Education helps create leaders who rely on knowledge, logic, and communication instead of force and violence. Throughout history, many important changes such as scientific discoveries, democratic movements, and human rights progress have been led by educated individuals who believed in a better future. This shows that education not only improves individual lives but also protects society from ignorance, inequality, and injustice. In the end, education is the foundation of peace and long-term progress. It teaches people values Like empathy, respect, and understanding, which help reduce conflicts and discrimination. When people understand each other better, they are less likely to fight and more likely to cooperate. Education also prepares people to face challenges, adapt to new situations, and solve problems in a changing world. A society that ignores education becomes weaker, with more inequality and fewer opportunities. But a society that invests in education becomes stronger, fairer, and more stable. Overall, education gives people the power of knowledge, and that power can transform lives, strengthen communities, and create a better and more hopeful future for everyone.

URIKA PRADHAN, TEACHER

I want to share about Buddha Jayanti.

Buddha Jayanti, or Buddha Purnima, is a sacred festival celebrating the birth, enlightenment, and death of Siddharta Gautama (Lord Buddha), the founder of Buddhism. Observed on the full moon day of the Vaisakha month (April/May), it is a day of peace, reflection, and compassion, marked by visits to stupas, prayers, and charity, particularly in Nepal and India. It commemorates three pivotal moments in Buddha’s life, which all occurred on the same full moon day: his birth in Lumbini, his attainment of Enlightenment (Buddhatva) in Bodh Gaya, and his passing into Parinirvana in Kushinagar. It serves as a reminder to practice compassion, non-violence, and mindfulness, promoting peace and harmony globally. Devotees visit shrines, specifically in Lumbini, Nepal, offering flowers and lighting butter lamps. Monks recite scriptures, and people often participate in acts of charity, such as food distribution to the needy. Symbolism: It is often referred to as Vesak, marking the ultimate wisdom achieved by Buddha and his teachings on ending suffering through the removal of desire. Regional Differences: In some cultures, it is celebrated as a «flower festival» (Hana Matsuri in Japan), while in others, it focuses heavily on meditation and the Eight Precepts.

KHEMA SHRESTHA (SADIKSHYA), TEACHER

I want to share some thought.

  • Let the trees remind you, that growth takes time.
  • Let the ocean remind you, you can be both soft and strong.
  • Let the clouds remind you, to let go when things feel heavy.
  • Let the wind remind you, it’s okay to change direction.
  • Let the flowers remind you, nothing blooms forever.
  • Let the stars remind you, light comes from darkness.
  • Let the sun remind you, you will rise again.

THE END…

Maria Villalba Badia
Fundadora y Directora

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