Hello Ashoka,Remember your turtle, named Freddie? The love you had for that turtle and the people you helped; will heal you! Blessings,Namaste! Nancy Locke

Ashoka, Thank you for your great generous heart and bright mind in making this effort to tell the human story instead of just the sensational one. All our hearts are with you in your journey back to health and with all the family.

Brave, fearless Ashoka, stay strong and positive. Love to you and your family.

http://www.cbc.ca/asithappens/episode/2014/10/06/monday-iraq-combat—fowler-postmedia-buys-sun-media-mail-delivery-service-and-more/

CBC Radio’s “As It Happens” talks with David Mukpo.

“Today, Ashoka Mukpo has returned to the United States as a patient. Mr. Mukpo was working for NBC covering the Ebola outbreak when he contracted the virus himself. His brother, David, tells us about his condition.”

Let the healing begin. Try to relax a little. Many ppeople are in this present time with you. You are not alone.

Ashoka and family in my heart and practice ! Send them my love and blessings ! And all the best wishes from our Shambhala Meditation Group in Porto Alegre , Brazil .

Keeping you in my heart and practice

Ashoka, brave Shambhalian and Bodhisatva, sending my basic goodness into the air for you…Thank-you for demonstrating compassion and the basic goodness inherent in each of us and in society.

May he be happy. May he be well. May he be safe.

Yasher Koach Ashoka .. I wish you a full recovery and all respect to your family and friends

Greetings Lord Ashoka

Thank you for your personal example of how to be brave in the face of the terrible tragedy that the Ebola Virus
has inflicted upon the people of the world.
Please know that you, your family, and those that are suffering are being held tenderly in our hearts.
May we all follow your example of compassionate action.
With fond affection and appreciation.
KiKi SoSo
Bob Cox

Ashoka, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for making the brave out of the four wall of the Shambhala center to help the people of West Africa. I am inspired by your bravery and commitment to helping others especially those who are in need during the Ebola outbreak. I am sending you love, I will keep you in my practise, and you are a true bodhisattva. I wish you a speedy recovery. Greeting and salutations to your family during this time.
Mabinti

To Mitchell and Diana – everyone who has met your amazing son Ashoka has a sense of the depth of his commitment to caring for others.

Please know that the Shambhala community around the world is sending him – and both of you and your family – our love and blessings.

Brave, sweet Ashoka- sending you so much love and holding you in my heart and practice fiercely!

We are astounded by your fearlessness, Ashoka, and are inspired by your commitment to making sure more of this situation is known by a wider world. Be assured that we are keeping you, your family, and others affected by this virus in our minds and hearts, Ashoka.

Ashoka — Thinking of spending a good part of the summer with you downtown at SMC. Sharing smokes and laughs, your warmth and irreverence. Ebola seemed so distant and abstract, now it feels very real. I know how much you wanted us to see that reality. You and your family are in our hearts.

Ashoka stay strong. Our hearts and love are with you. May your Mukpo warrior-ship get this Ebolas ass. You are brave to be on the front lines of this horror. Your humanity is a deep reminder and inspiration. peace yours in Halifax.

Ashoka, magnificent bodhisattva and complete Mukpo warrior, sending you love and prayers for total recovery.

Thank you Ashoka for your in incredible bravery – and tonglen and prayers for you, Lady Diana, Acharya Levy, and your family. You have reminded us of the fragile relationship we have with each other and our world, which at this time is rife with plague, famine and war.

To Ashoka and the Mukpo family. You are in my thoughts and my practice. Sending healing hugs.

Dear Ashoka and family. We love you and appreciate your bravery and dedication. Our healing prayers go to you and your family.

May our practice, prayers, the lineage, and all the dralas rain blessings upon Ashoka and his family. Below is a link to the NBC article and interview with Lady Diana and Acharya Mitchell Levy.

http://www.nbcnews.com/storyline/ebola-virus-outbreak/nbcs-dr-nancy-snyderman-we-present-zero-minimal-risk-n217311

In our home, we will be holding Ashoka close in our practice and contemplating the incredible, tender bravery it took to place himself so squarely in harm’s way to help with no option but to confront this deadly virus. I hope Shambhala centers around the world will consider hosting special practices for him and all those impacted and yet-to-be-impacted by this virus.

Ashoka Mukpo is my brother from difference mother,just got the news ,brother may God guild you ,
This is an encouraging word for you my brother get well soon
Psalm 30:2
O LORD my God, I called to you for help and you healed me.
Psalm 41:2-3
The LORD will protect him and preserve his life; he will bless him in the land and not surrender him to the desire of his foes. The LORD will sustain him on his sickbed and restore him from his bed of illness.
My sister Helen Finlay done worry God is in control ,I love you guys both.

O my god….I love Ashoka Mukpo…please everyone do every practice imaginable to help him in his hour of need….love and best wishes to you ALL Rita Ashworth

I too live and work in West Africa half of each year and am in Ghana now. Ebola is devastating and at the same time the resilience of the African people is beyond description.

I will hold Ashoka in my thoughts and practice. I hope for his recovery and that he will
share his insights with us.

Thinking of you, Whitey Tulku! Hope you pull through.

Ashoka, you have been in my thoughts constantly as well as in my heart. So, now I practice hard for your speedy recovery.
Love

We love you Ashoka! We are all thinking of you and know you will recover from this.

So sad to hear this. Hoping for a speedy recovery. All the best, Ashoka.

He is a bodhisattva to have placed himself
at such risk for the benefit of others.
My best wishes and heartfelt prayers for a speedy and complete recovery
are with him and his family.