What Gets Burned When the Torch Is Passed?
Joseph Houseal
26 November 2022
Of dance and transmission; of lineages and legacies old and new
Tracing the Legacy of Pandita Vimalamitra: A Joint Project of the Ngagyur Nyingma Research Centre and the Khyentse Center for Tibetan Buddhist Textual Scholarship
Lyudmila Klasanova
28 September 2022
A new monograph on one of the key figures in the history of Tibetan Buddhism
Nyanaponika Thera: Buddhist Monk and British Prisoner of War
Victor M. Parachin
19 July 2022
Remembering one of the West’s most influential voices of Theravada Buddhism
How I Became a Theravada Buddhist
Prof. David Dale Holmes
6 December 2021
One person’s journey to the heart of Buddhism
Mario Fantin: Mountaineers, Ethnography, and Buddhism
Joseph Houseal
14 November 2020
Authentic encounters with vanishing worlds
DNA Evidence Confirms That Buddhist Cave in Tibet Was Home to a Mysterious Human Ancestor
Craig C Lewis
11 November 2020
New research confirms human habitation of the Tibetan…
Khyentse Foundation Funds Tibetan Buddhist Studies Chair in Munich
Craig C Lewis
23 September 2020
Endowment marks the foundation’s third sponsored…
Dalai Lama Urges Unified Global Action on Climate Change in Message to G7 Speakers’ Meeting
Craig C Lewis
14 September 2020
His Holiness emphasizes interconnection and…
Inner-fire Meditation with Tulku Lobsang Rinpoche
Lyudmila Klasanova
21 October 2019
Insights into primordial wisdom
Scholars Inch Closer to Understanding and Sharing Ancient Buddhist Manuscripts
Craig C Lewis
18 July 2019
Ancient texts believed to offer new insights into early…
Freda Bedi: The Making of a Buddhist Nun
Andrew Whitehead
12 August 2016
Fifty years ago, an English woman, Freda Bedi, became one of the first Westerners to be ordained as a Tibetan Buddhist nun some time after