Vision For A New Nalanda
The spirit of rimé should not be understood as a sort of new age movement where everything is collected under one roof.
Vision For A New Nalanda
Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche had this to say about the idea behind Deer Park and the rimé tradition: “Buddha said that at the core of Buddhist practice, three things one should avoid – desire, anger, and ignorance. Rimé liberates one from these.”
Pema Maya’s Journal
Pema Maya, a student of Rinpoche's from New Zealand, set up the first formal English program at Dzongsar Institute in Chauntra in 2006.
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Inauguration of Chökyi Lodrö College of Dialectics
View a slide show of But-sou Lai's photos of the 2004 inauguration of the Chökyi Lodrö College of Dialectics.
The Story of a Monk and a Missing Text
The monk logged on to the web site of the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center (TBRC) and located the volumes in their online catalog. Like all the texts listed in the catalog, these volumes had been collected by Gene Smith and the TBRC staff.
Kf Sponsors Historic “Heritage of Nalanda Conference” In India
Khyentse Foundation is one of the lead sponsors of the event, which will highlight the important role that the university, one of the oldest in world history, played in the development of Buddhism.
Khyentse Foundation Meets US$2.8 Million Goal
During this past year, the Investment Committee, led by Chair Isabel Pedrosa, has worked hard to diversify our portfolio in an attempt to generate higher income while maintaining a prudent balance.
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Brief History Of The Dzongsar Institutes
The first Dzongsar Khamje College was established in Tibet in 1871 by the great scholar and mystic Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo.
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