Jhado Tulku Rinpoche Confers Kalachakra Empowerment in Buryatia
Lyudmila Klasanova
10 July 2019
First-ever Kalachakra teaching in the republic
Asian Buddhist Conference for Peace Marks 50th Anniversary in Mongolia
Lyudmila Klasanova
24 June 2019
11th General Assembly titled “Buddhist Heritage and…
Geshe Tashi Tsering Awarded British Empire Medal for Services to Buddhism in the UK
Craig C Lewis
17 June 2019
Noted teacher one of the earliest propagators of…
Senior Gelug Teacher Arjia Rinpoche Visits Kalmykia
Lyudmila Klasanova
29 April 2019
Esteemed Dharma teacher launches Russian translation…
Cultural Autonomy and Spiritual Revival in Kalmykia: A Conversation with Valeriya Gazizova
Raymond Lam
5 March 2019
Insights on the Buddhist revival in the heart of…
Jamyang Buddhist Centre to Open 3,000-square-meter Buddhist Community Center in the British City of Leeds
Craig C Lewis
4 March 2019
New space to become JBCL’s first official…
Monks from Drepung Gomang Monastic University Visit Moscow
Lyudmila Klasanova
21 February 2018
Three senior lamas to conduct teachings and…
The Exclusivism of the New Kadampa Tradition: The French Example
Cécile Campergue
8 February 2018
The proliferation of a Tantric tradition in the West
Rare 15th–16th Century Murals and Sculptures Found in Sichuan Province Shed New Light on Tibetan Art
Guoying Stacy Zhang
29 December 2017
First English-language account of this exciting discovery!
Russia’s Golden Triangle of Buddhism
Lyudmila Klasanova
2 December 2016
Buddhism first came to Russia in the 17th century and became firmly established mainly in three Russian republics, Buryatia, Kalmykia, and Tuva, where it had
International Conference in Tuva Marks Revival of Buddhism in Central Asia
Lyudmila Klasanova
4 November 2016
On 7–9 September, the international scientific conference “Buddhism in the Third Millennium: Trends and Prospects for Development” was held in the sacred land of Tuva.
How to Enjoy Death – Preparing for Life’s Final Challenge without Fear – Book Review
Ken Aronds
22 April 2016
As a Nyingma practitioner for the past 23 years, I found Lama Zopa Rinpoche’s How to Enjoy Death to be an eye-opener. Written from a Gelug point