UPDATE: 84000 Launches New App, with Insights from Dzongsar Khyentse Rinpoche
Craig C Lewis
29 October 2021
App offers a preview of the Gandavyuha Sutra ahead of public teaching on 30 October
84000 to Share the Words of the Buddha with a New App for iOS and Android
Craig C Lewis
18 October 2021
The wisdom of the Buddhadharma in your pocket
Khyentse Foundation’s Kumarajiva Project Shifts Focus to Training Translators
Craig C Lewis
13 September 2021
Translation of 14 sutras and three commentaries recently completed
The Mongolian Buddhist Canon as a Symbol of Cultural Dialogue between India and Mongolia: An Interview with Prof. Shashi Bala
Lyudmila Klasanova
20 July 2021
A new stage in the resurgence of Mongolian’s spiritual and intellectual heritage
84000 Launches Special Edition of The Hundred Deeds Sutra Illustrated by Children in Lockdown
Craig C Lewis
4 June 2021
Sharing a karmic message of hope and interconnection
84000: Translating the Words of the Buddha Invites Applications for Postdoctoral Fellowships
Craig C Lewis
14 April 2021
Fellowship opportunities available for eligible…
The Path of the First Acharya in Russia: An Interview with Bem Mitruev, Part 3
Lyudmila Klasanova
23 November 2020
Translating the word of the Buddha and the path of the…
84000 Offers “Sūtras for Well-Being” for a World Grappling with Pandemic
Craig C Lewis
18 November 2020
Sharing the wisdom and healing power of Buddhist…
Khyentse Foundation’s Kumarajiva Project Marks 2nd Year with 7 Buddhist Texts Translated into Chinese
Craig C Lewis
2 November 2020
New scholars being trained to preserve Tibetan texts in the..
84000 Launches Video Campaign to Mark 10 Years of Preserving the Tibetan Buddhist Canon
Craig C Lewis
5 June 2020
Two-day social media campaign planned to raise…
Khyentse Foundation Plans Ambitious Undertaking to Translate Tibetan Buddhist Canon into Chinese
Craig C Lewis
21 August 2018
Next major translation project after the 84000…
Finding Excellence, Part 2: A Tradition of Transmission
Joseph Houseal
19 August 2016
One needs to take a long view—one that spans vast distances and many centuries—to appreciate the context of the Cham dance traditions that were preserved