Communiques, KF India, News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
This month’s Focus features the work of KF-India. KF is making special efforts to revive the Buddhist heritage in India, the source of the great river of Buddhism—the place where Shakyamuni Buddha was born, achieved enlightenment, and taught for 45 years before...
News, Nurturing the Source, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions, Translation Page News, Translation Projects
Photo: Tibetan Canon Pecha Printed by Wooden Carving Block by Yuan Ren To read the Buddha’s words in one’s own language is the wish of most every Buddhist practitioner. Therefore, it is said that translating sutras and shastras generates a great deal of merit. In...
News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
Every year, Bhutanese make offerings on the first day of the twelfth month to mark the first day of the Bhutanese New Year or “Little Losar”. This year, January 17 is the traditional day of offering in Bhutan. It is also the occasion for Bhutanese...
Downloads, News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
The Tara altar is now live on the KF website. You can download all of the vivid Tara images that Rinpoche commissioned, along with teachings, commentaries, mantras, videos, and much more. Thanks to everyone who helped put this valuable resource together. Go to the...
Downloads, News, Nurturing the Source, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
The journey of the Indian sangha to create beautiful Buddhist devotional songs By Zubin Balsara In the Indian cultural context, bhajans are a form of community devotional songs. Most Indians grow up listening to and singing bhajans in temples, during prayers, and at...
Communiques, Lineage, News, Revitalizing Buddhist Traditions
The October Focus is a fresh look at Rinpoche’s seat at Dzongsar Monastery in Derge. A first person account of Rinpoche’s recent journey back, two new videos including an interview with Dr. Lodrö Phuntsok about the Khyentse Lineage with an interesting take...
