
Bhutan: Where the Tigers Found Refuge
Linda Leaming reflects on conservation and interconnection, and why even the tigers have sought refuge in Bhutan.

Linda Leaming reflects on conservation and interconnection, and why even the tigers have sought refuge in Bhutan.

The revered tantric scholar Gyudmed Ngarampa Ven. Thupten Dorje has died in southern India following a period of poor health. He was 91 years old.

This year’s Vesak marks the Third Turning of the Dharma Wheel according to the Kalachakra tradition, making May 1 particularly potent

Joseph Houseal speaks with performer, scholar, theorist, and mask-maker Graham Shackell on Bhutan’s precious Buddhist heritage of masked rituals

When Namgay and I married 26 years ago, we had a plan to visit the United States. And so he needed a passport. I sat

Held to celebrate His Majesty the Fifth King’s forty-sixth birthday, the Vajrakilaya Great Accomplishment Ritual sweeps away all obstacles

Linda Leaming offers a meditation on compassion and courage in the face of suffering and impermanence

The extraordinary story of a reborn master and son of the royal Bhutanese family, prince-turned-monk and great hope of the Buddhist world

From Himalayan villages to Western monasteries, newly ordained Gelongmas share reflections of gratitude, responsibility, and joy after receiving full ordination in Bhutan

The Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition, established by Lama Thubten Yeshe and Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche, is marking its 50th anniversary.

A look at rural village life in Bhutan and the local practices and rituals that bind communities and preserve folk culture

2025 marked the 70th birthday anniversary of the king who shaped modern Bhutan, and whose vision is carried forth by his successor