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Khyentse FoundationNews Report OCTOBER 2021, Northwestern University, Evanston Building Indra’s Net for the Information Age – Dr. Jann Ronis kick starts the inaugural lecture for the 2021 – 2022 Khyentse Foundation Buddhist Studies Lecture Series at...
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FOCUS October 2021 Preserving a Rich Buddhist Heritage An Update on Fragile Palm Leaves Foundation Professor Peter Skilling, a KF Advisor and Fellow, is one of the leading scholars of the Buddhist history and literature of South and Southeast Asia. He has...
News, Nurturing the Source, Preservation News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
“To the most venerable Triple Gem, we take refuge and offer our most precious and beloved possession – our mind that always illuminates. We offer too all that shines and illumines – from the mighty sun and moon to the smallest dust particle. And thus, we offer...
News, Preservation News, Text Preservation, Words From DJKR
By 84000.co As we celebrate our 10th anniversary and look forward to the ways in which we can bring the words of the Buddha to the widest possible audiences in languages they can understand, our Founding Chair, Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche shares with us the beneficial...
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THE LEADING RESOURCE CENTER FOR TIBETAN STUDIES BROADENS ITS SCOPE: PRESERVING AND PROTECTING BUDDHIST TEXTS IN SOUTH ASIAN AND SOUTHEAST ASIAN LANGUAGES May 2017 In 2005, Khyentse Foundation made a bold multimillion-dollar pledge to support the Tibetan Buddhist...
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TBRC’s collaboration with Khyentse Foundation is a critical part of the health of our organization. Not only does KF provide key financial support, they also supported us in governance and strategic planning. It’s important for people to know that Khyentse...
