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Apr 19th, 2012The Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center (TBRC), founded in 1999 by Gene Smith to preserve, organize, and disseminate Tibetan literature, is a modern digital library unlike any other.
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Khyentse Center for Tibetan Buddhist Textual Scholarship Celebrates Its First Anniversary
Mar 8th, 2012“Particular thanks go to Khyentse Rinpoche himself, without whose enlightened visions and support this powerful momentum would not be set in the first place.” — Professor Dorji Wangchuk, University of Hamburg
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2012 Khyentse Lecture
Feb 20th, 2012Prof. Matthew T. Kapstein, Numata Visiting Professor of Buddhist Studies, University of Chicago Divinity School, delivered the Fourth Annual Khyentse Lecture at UC Berkeley, “Tibet in the Age of Manuscripts: Reflections on Recent Textural Discoveries.”
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2012 Khyentse Lecture, Feb 16th at UC Berkeley: Tibet in the Age of Manuscripts
Feb 7th, 2012Matthew T. Kapstein, Numata Visiting Professor of Buddhist Studies from The University of Chicago Divinity School, will be giving the 2012 Khyentse Lecture
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KF and RYI: Joint Financial Aid for Higher Education in Buddhist Studies
Jan 14th, 2012Last year, Khyentse Foundation established a joint financial aid fund with Rangjung Yeshe Institute in Nepal (RYI).
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KF and KEAP: Supporting the Theravada Tradition in Cambodia
Nov 16th, 2011Khyentse Foundation continues to fund the Khmer-Buddhist Educational Assistance Project (KEAP) Cambodian Monk Postgraduate Scholarship Program.
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KF and ICS: Mongolia Youth Buddhist Summer Camp, 2011
Oct 18th, 2011Joint funding from Khyentse Foundation (US$5,000) and the Santa Barbara Institute for Consciousness Studies (US$2,000) supported Mongolia’s first Youth Buddhist Summer Camp in August 2011
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Monks Add English, Nepali, and Chinese Language to Their Curriculum
Oct 5th, 2011Khyentse Foundation supports monastic and secular education in Nepal Tharlam Sasang Namgyaling Monastery in Kathmandu, established in 1977 by the third Deshung Tulku Lungrig Tenpai Nyima, provides monastic and secular education for children in poor, remote areas of Nepal and Tibet.
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Video: Rinpoche’s Early Life: A Brief History of the Dzongsar Monasteries
Aug 16th, 2011This video gives a brief history of the Dzongsar Shedras and how Rinpoche came to be the patron of over 1500 monks. It gives a brief biography of Rinpoche’s early life.
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