Dalai Lama-Inspired Café in Scotland Reaches Fundraising Goal to Remain Open
Justin Whitaker
28 September 2021
Tibetan owner set forth to promote her culture and Buddhist principles
Meditation in Motion, Footsteps to the Sublime
Joseph Houseal
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Tantric dance and treasures of the Vajrayana
Losar Festivities Canceled in Lhasa amid Coronavirus Alert
Craig C Lewis
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Sole coronavirus patient in Tibet makes full recovery
Texas Welcomes Tibetan Buddhist Monks Offering Lessons on Impermanence
Nina Müller
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For a fifth consecutive year, monks offer ways for people…
Pioneering Himalayan Buddhism in the US: The Jacques Marchais Museum of Tibetan Art
Harsha Menon, MA, MFA
21 February 2019
A unique repository of Vajrayana culture in…
Buddhist Digital Resource Center, Internet Archive Share World’s Largest Collection of Tibetan Buddhist Literature
Craig C Lewis
23 October 2018
Online resource freely available to all
A Buddhist Chaplain for the Tibetan Community in Toronto
Tsering Namgyal
27 July 2018
Lama Tenzin Dakpa works to keep Tibetan language…
A Journey Through 5,000 Years of Tibetan History and Culture at the Capital Museum in Beijing
Guoying Stacy Zhang
21 May 2018
A review of The Culture of Sky Road—Exhibition of Tibetan…
China Allocates US$1.5 Million to Renovate Tibet’s Oldest Palace
Barbara Gray
24 January 2018
Yumbu Lhakhang due to reopen to the public in April
An Orgiastic Aha! Epilogue: Tucci in His Own Words
Joseph Houseal
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The unique legacy of a scholar and an adventurer
Rediscovering Lamaism — The Western Relationship with Tibetan Buddhism
Marion Dapsance
31 March 2017
In 1895, a British army officer published a book titled The Buddhism of Tibet: Or Lamaism, with Its Mystic Cults, Symbolism and Mythology, and in its