PCE in 4th (ZHABTOE) volunteer.
His Majesty’s vision for the Bhutanese people served as a great source of inspiration and motivation for all of us. It encouraged us to work together with a shared sense of responsibility, dedication, and commitment towards building a better future for our communities and the nation. His vision reminded us of the importance of contributing positively to society, serving others selflessly, and becoming responsible citizens who play an active role in nation-building.
A group of trainees from Paro College of Education came together and formed a team within our college before joining Team 18. Our team comprised people from diverse backgrounds and organisations, including Druk Holding and Investments, Norbuling Rigter College, and other institutions. Working alongside such a diverse group was a valuable and rewarding experience. We felt truly happy, humbled, and overwhelmed with a sense of fulfilment knowing that, even in our own small way, we had the opportunity to contribute towards serving His Majesty, our King, country, and people (Tsa-Wa-Sum).
The experience strengthened our sense of unity, patriotism, teamwork, and collective responsibility. Working alongside people from different institutions helped us appreciate the value of collaboration, mutual respect, and shared commitment. Most importantly, it gave us a deep sense of pride and fulfilment in contributing, however small, towards His Majesty’s vision of building Gelephu Mindfulness City and serving the Tsa-Wa-Sum.
I learned that teamwork and collective effort are essential to achieving better results, regardless of the challenges we face. I also realized that, under the dynamic leadership and vision of His Majesty, the Bhutanese people are capable of achieving great things through selfless commitment, dedication, unity, and a shared sense of responsibility towards building the Gelephu Mindfulness City (GMC).
