Gomo Tulku is a Tibetan Buddhist Lama recognized by His Holiness the Dalai Lama as the reincarnation of the 22nd Gomo Tulku, from whom he inherits the name. After 13 years of extensive monastic training in Buddhist Philosophy and Psychology at the largest Tibetan Monastic University, alongside over 4,000 monks, he left monkhood at the age of 20 to follow a new path that might feel familiar to many, yet one unmistakably his own.He began his journey as a recording artist, producing an album and winning Best Male Artist at the Tibetan Music Award in 2011. Gomo Tulku then expanded into entrepreneurship, exploring various business opportunities, including the extractive sector in Malaysia, where he focused on 'C-suite' support and strategic B2B and B2G partnership development.In 2018, he founded I Saved A Life in Italy, a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting underprivileged families. Since its founding, the organization has touched the lives of over 150,000 people, with Gomo Tulku having led initiatives such as O2 for India—a COVID-19 relief campaign, aid for refugees, and projects aimed at building self-sufficiency in impoverished communities. I Saved A Life has grown internationally and is now also a registered charity in Canada and holds a 501(c)3 status in the U.S. In addition to his nonprofit work, Gomo Tulku has delivered over 30 talks worldwide across multiple speaking tours, equipping the community with tools to transform our minds and manage emotions effectively.At present, Gomo Tulku is leading the development of Beyond The Temple Walls, a new media production platform aimed at providing a real-world, pragmatic approach to elevating our minds. The platform will feature free-form interview podcasts, weekly Zoom sessions, interactive courses, entertainment, and more. True to his motto, “Quality Thoughts, Elevated Mind" Gomo Tulku envisions Beyond The Temple Walls as a platform to inspire individuals to become better thinkers, foster community harmony, and reach new heights in both their personal and professional lives.He holds a Bachelor's-equiv. degree in Buddhist Studies, has completed Corporate Mindfulness training with Potential Project, and frequently returns to the monastery to continue his advanced heart and mind training. His uncommon story has been featured in various international media outlets, including The Oprah Winfrey Show, Time Magazine, NPR, Corriere Della Sera, GQ Italia, and Marie Claire Australia. He has lived in Canada, India, Italy, and Malaysia, and has traveled to 26 countries. He is now based in the U.S.