Floor demolition continues on various levels and on the rooftop, from where the famous snow-covered Sierra Nevada can already be admired.

New areas have been opened up in the garden, creating a sense of greater spaciousness. Archaeological surveys by a professional have uncovered 16th-century amphorae and other objects from different periods, offering a valuable glimpse into the history of the site.

At the same time, the convent’s wood is being studied for the restoration of ceilings, doors, and windows, a key step in preserving the center’s historic character.

Each task is carried out with care and attention, and the collaboration among all those involved in the project ensures that every discovery and all progress is shared with enthusiasm, connecting the building’s history with the dedication of those restoring it.

Geshe-la’s presence is felt in every step of creating this holy place, dedicated to the benefit of all beings.