Sera Jey Monastery follows its centuries old tradition and culture dating back to its great period in Tibet, to this present day without much significant change.
As such the monastery continues to exist in a typical Tibetan Gelukpa monastic tradition to this day. The monastery's organization is well organized into two separate streams, one involved in Spiritual / Educational Administration and the other in General / Financial Administration.
Structure:
- Spiritual / Educational Administration
- General Administration
- Spiritual / Educational Administration
The Spiritual Administration is associated on all spiritual affairs, prayer / puja curriculum and academic course / examination
The monastery's abbot (Khenpo) is the spiritual head monk of the monastery and also the chairman of the institute as a whole.
General Administration
The General administration manages the general and financial affairs of the monastery. An Administration Committee, referred as chanzo-khang in Tibetan, comprising of 5 members appointed by the governing body for a term of three years, manages the entire General Administration work. The Committee will be led by one of the five appointed members as the Chief Administrator / Secretary.
A team of appointed staffs assists in the general administration work.
Current Serving Officials
Spiritual / Academic
- Khenpo (Abbot) - Geshe Tashi Tsethar
- Disciplinarian (Dean) - Geshe Yeshi Phuntsok
- Omze (Chant Master) - Ven. Genden Dargey
Administration
(Admin Committee)
- Geshe Lobsang Norbu (Chief Administrator)
- Geshe Lobsang Khedup (Administrator)
- Geshe Gonpo Dandrl (Administrator)
- Geshe Ngawang Nyingje (Administrator)