161. United Trungram Buddhist Fellowship - UTBF A worldwide organization providing teachings, meditation guidance and engaged in social welfare work. It follows the Trungram Tradition of the Kagyu School of Vajrayana buddhism. Information on centers, projects, teachers, and tibetan calendar. http://utbf.org

Message from Trungram Gyaltrul Rinpoche - July 12, 2005 Home About UTBF Buddhism and Transmissions Teachers and Teachings Centers and Locations ... Dharmakaya website From my perspective, Buddhism is not a religion that demands blind faith in dogmatic beliefs. Neither is it a philosophy that traps us in an idealized world, nor a cultural phenomenon that stubbornly clings to old traditions. Buddhism in fact is a systematic methodology of practices through which we free others and ourselves from suffering and attain real happiness. True happiness is achieved through the direct understanding of the way things are, through compassionately working for the ultimate happiness of others and through confidently developing our previously dormant capacity for enlightenment. All of this is based on the understanding of selflessness, which is the foundation of Buddhism. - Trungram Gyaltrul Rinpoche Spiritual Director: His Eminence Trungram Gyaltrul Rinpoche Teachers: Venerable Khenchen Rinpoche ... Dharma Calendar New Content: The Traditional Three Year Retreat online event calendars about Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche Content Updates: shortcuts to ways of contributing to top priority project U.S. Retreat

162. Jnanasukha Wisdom Bliss Introduction And Image Of The Wisdom Dakini Yeshe Tsogya Dedicated to the female buddha Yeshe Tsogyal in the Nyingma lineage of tibetan Vajrayana buddhism. Projects include scriptural translation, sacred art, education, and spiritual retreats. http://jnanasukha.org

Jnanasukha is a nonprofit organization founded to bring to the West, the spiritual teachings of Yeshe Tsogyal, wisdom dakini and female buddha of the Nyingma lineage of Tibetan Vajrayana Buddhism. Our mission is to preserve this sacred lineage and to offer it as a living tradition which meets the spiritual needs of contemporary men and women. "Jnanasukha" means "Wisdom Bliss", and Yeshe Tsogyal means "Ocean of Awareness".

163. Reisfotografie En Fotoreizen Phototracks And TravelPhotography By Eddie Fievez Selection of photos made on locations in and around Tibet, made by a professional Dutch photographer. Some pages are in Dutch. http://huizen.dds.nl/~e_fievez/

The Classic photogallery of the Tibetan culture Make your choice here, Dutch or English:

164. Notes On Lamrim - Introduction Notes selected from many sources to help in the understanding of buddhism, especially in the tibetan tradition. http://www.geocities.com/lamrimnotes

Lamrimnotes's Home Page Polska strona Lamrimnotes Introduction Here is the page about my notes on "Lamrim". The "Lamrim (The stages of the Path, lam.rim) is one of the richest traditions in Tibetan Buddhism. Vast in scope and profound in meaning, it integrates all Shakyamuni Buddha's teachings into a clear, step-by-step path to enlightenment ideally suited for all individuals at all levels of practice.", www.tsongkhapa.org. This "Gradual Path to Enlightenment" can be found in all traditions within Tibetan Buddhism, the Buddhism of the Three Vehicles: Hinayana, Mahayana, Vajrayana (see Scholars of Tibetan Buddhism The notes I have selected mainly from resources of many books that are luckily available for me in Pomeranian Library in Szczecin, Poland, www.bbpp.eu.org . They are like a puzzle that I am making to understand Buddhism and I don't know when I will finish them. I will them continually complete at this page. I am also aware that teachings like Lamrim are not realized merely intelectually. I made these notes originally for my personal need, but now I think, they could be beneficial for others too although they could have some errors or shortcommings. Excuse me also because of my english. Outline of notes Notes on Lamrim pdf print version by Acrobat Reader html version Resources of notes Thank you

165. Diamond Way Buddhism, Los Angeles Diamond Way Buddhist web site of Los Angeles represents the centers founded by Lama Ole Nydahl which are under the spiritual guidance of the 17th Karmapa Thaye Dorje. We are the lay practitioners meditating in the Karma Kagyu tradition of the tibetan Vajrayana buddhism. http://www.diamondway.org/la

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166. Welcome To The Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center An encyclopedic database of Himalayan scriptures from the tibetan Buddhist tradition.Texts are available for purchase on CD s. http://www.tbrc.org/

ONLINE DATABASE An encyclopedic database of Himalayan literature and history BROWSE SEARCH in Wylie transliteration titles persons subjects places outlines ADVANCED SEARCH SEARCH HELP Over 72,000 records - September 8, 2005 CD-ROM COLLECTIONS featured items bka' 'gyur (sde dge mtshal par) redaction rin chen gter mdzod chen mo bstan 'gyur (sde dge) Over 2 million text pages scanned as of September 8, 2005 view inventory NEWS April 2005: TBRC Knowledge Base development commences April 2005: Distributed special collections Digitally preserving, cataloging and distributing Tibetan texts

167. Quiet Mountain Tibetan Buddhist Resource Guide tibetan Buddhist Centers and Resources. http://quietmountain.org/

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168. Spiritual Healing In Buddhist Tibet tibetan Buddhist tools for awakening also promote relaxation and healing;meditation, prayer wheels, incense, and chants. http://www.dharma-haven.org/tibetan/healing.htm

Buddha of Compassion Spiritual Healing in Buddhist Tibet Tools for Healing, Relaxing and Awakening introduction meditation mantra prayer wheels ... Dharma Haven Home Page Introduction Before the communist takeover, Tibet was a Buddhist country, and Tibetan Buddhist culture still survives somewhat in some of the neighboring countries like Bhutan and Nepal, and in refugee communities in India and in the West. Buddhism is very practical. All of the Dharma is based on Buddha's discovery that suffering is unnecessary: Like a disease, once we really face the fact that suffering exists, we can look more deeply and discover it's cause; and when we discover that the cause is dependent on certain conditions, we can explore the possibility of removing those conditions. Buddha taught many methods for doing that, and the Tibetans have preserved and refined many of them over the centuries. The spiritual and psychological entanglements that lead to suffering also can result in illness of all sorts. Many Tibetan Buddhist methods and tools for awakening, for removing those entanglements, also promote relaxation and healing. In traditional Tibetan culture, practicing meditation and using prayer wheels, incense, prayer flags and other methods all work together with Tibetan herbal medicine in healing illness and maintaining health. You can use this page as a way of learning more about Tibetan culture, or you can actually try out some of the techniques to see if they might be useful in improving your own health. These methods of spiritual healing require no training in Buddhist theory and little practical instruction, and the equipment required is inexpensive and available by mail. Meditation is especially simple you probably have the necessary equipment already: A human body, awareness, some emotional energies, and an environment are about all you need.

169. Osel Shen Phen Ling - Tibetan Buddhist Center - Missoula, Montana USA Osel Shen Phen Ling is a member center of the Foundation for the Preservation ofthe Mahayana Tradition. Our site includes prayers and practices, http://www.fpmt-osel.org/

Green Tara Prints Now Available! Osel Shen Phen Ling Tibetan Buddhist Center 441 Woodworth Ave. PO Box 5776 Missoula, MT 59806 USA An Affiliated Center of the Foundation for the Preservation of the Mahayana Tradition Practicing Buddhadharma in the Tibetan Gelugpa Tradition Last updated on 16 August 2005 FPMT Gallery Suggested Reading Links ... Feedback to our Webmaster

170. Coming Soon The Homepage for tibetan Buddhist Practices is currently down until Christmas.I am reorganizing the whole site and updating it (finally). http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Parthenon/7534/

The Homepage for Tibetan Buddhist Practices is currently down until Christmas. I am reorganizing the whole site and updating it (finally). Please come back then. Om Mani Peme Hung. email me if you have any questions Cho Dorje Dharmavajra

171. BBC - Religion & Ethics - Buddhism Bodh Gaya The Sacred Buddhist village Monasteries of Tibet Plant Cultures -sacred and spiritual. The BBC is not responsible for the content of http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/buddhism/subdivisions/tibetan1.shtml

@import url('/includes/tbenh.css') ; Home TV Radio Talk ... A-Z Index THURSDAY 8th September 2005 Text only BBC Homepage Religions Buddhism ... Help Like this page? Send it to a friend! Buddhism Subdivisions Mahayana ... Theravada Page 1 of 4 Printable version of this page Tibetan Buddhism Tibetan monastery Tibetan Buddhism is a religion in exile, forced from its homeland when Tibet was conquered by the Chinese. At one time it was thought that 1 in 6 Tibetan men were Buddhist monks. The best known face of Tibetan Buddhism is the Dalai Lama, who has lived in exile in India since he fled Chinese occupation of his country in 1959. Tibetan Buddhism combines the essential teachings of Mahayana Buddhism with Tantric and Shamanic, and material from an ancient Tibetan religion called Bon. Although Tibetan Buddhism is often thought to be identical with Vajrayana Buddhism, they are not identical - Vajrayana is taught in Tibetan Buddhism together with the other vehicles. History Buddhism became a major presence in Tibet towards the end of the 8th century CE. It was brought from India at the invitation of the Tibetan king, Trisong Detsen, who invited two Buddhist masters to Tibet and had important Buddhist texts translated into Tibetan. First to come was Shantarakshita, abbot of Nalanda in India, who built the first monastery in Tibet. He was followed by Padmasambhava, who came to use his wisdom and power to overcome "spiritual" forces that were stopping work on the new monastery.

172. Montreal Temple Bouddhiste Tibétain De Montréal Tibetan Buddhist Schedule, Links and other information. The Temple is dedicated to the Gelugpalineage, but teachers of many traditions have taught there. http://members.tripod.com/~dcharles/mtl-tibet-temple-1.html

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173. Tibetan Buddhist Text Chronology The Buddha Source Of Dharma Buddhist Tibet influenced Chinese, Mongolian, and Manchu civilizations. The texts of the tibetan Buddhist Canon collected at Nartang monastery in http://www.nyingma.org/yd/bkth2.html

Tibetan Buddhist Text Chronology The Buddha: Source of Dharma Teachings 566 BC (Western dating) Birth of the Buddha The Buddha is born as the Indian Prince Siddhartha Gautama into the family of King Shuddhodana, ruler of the republic of the Shakyas. At his birth it is predicted that he will become either a world ruler or an Enlightened One. 531 BC Enlightenment of the Buddha After achieving complete mastery of all ordinary accomplishments, the prince departs from home at age twenty-nine to find an end to all suffering. Seated beneath the Bodhi Tree at Bodh Gaya, he obtains Enlightenment. Turning the Wheel of the Dharma After His Enlightenment, the Buddha teaches for forty-five years: The First Turning Teachings of the Shravakayana, the Second and Third Turning Teachings of the Mahayana, as well as the esoteric teachings of the Tantras. 486 BC Parinirvana In order to demonstrate the truth of impermanence, the Buddha passes into Nirvana at Kushinagara, India, urging the Sangha, the community of his disciples, to preserve his teachings and pursue Enlightenment. The Sangha: Preserving and Transmitting Dharma Teachings Sarnath, where the Buddha first turned the Wheel of the Dharma

174. Tibetan Studies WWW VL The Internet Guide to tibetan Studies tracks leading information facilities inthe field of tibetan studies. http://www.ciolek.com/WWWVL-TibetanStudies.html

The World-Wide Web Virtual Library Alphabetical Category Subtree WWW VL database Tibetan Studies WWW Virtual Library The Internet Guide to Tibetan Studies A trusted source of news and information since 1995 Google rank among the 693,000 tibetan studies pages world-wide (Jun 2005). Est.: 9 Jan 1995. Last updated: 21 Jun 2005. Edited by Dr T.Matthew Ciolek and other virtual librarians This document keeps track of leading information facilities in the field of Tibetan studies. It is a part of the Asian Studies WWW Virtual Library and of its specialist subsection, the East Asia WWW Virtual Library . Please register with this page any new resources or mail tmciolek@ciolek.com if you are interested in administering any specific area within this Virtual Library. Your feedback will be gratefully appreciated. This research tool is optimised for transmission speed, not for fancy looks. All links are inspected and evaluated before being added to the Virtual Library. Web ciolek.com Tibet (past/present): Chinese: Xizang [= Western Treasure House];

175. Kagyu Samye Ling Tibetan Centre The first tibetan Buddhust Centre in the West, founded in 1967. A large residentialcentre running retreats and preserving tibetan culture. http://www.samyeling.org/

NEW PAGE Volunteer your skills Every now and then Samye Ling and Rokpa Trust needs people with specialised skills to work on particular projects. Can you help? Samye Ling Stupa Prayer Wheel Project Each weekend in July upwards of 40 people have devoted their energy to this project and there is still more to do. There are various skilled and unskilled jobs still needing to be done. If you can spare some time to help click here for information If you would like to help sponsor any part of the prayer wheel house project click here Prayers On behalf of our Community at Samye Ling Monastery and Tibetan Centre and our associated centres, we would like to express our sympathy and offer prayers for all who are suffering after the terrible incidents which took place in London recently. In following the path of the Buddha, it is our belief that retaliation for acts of this kind would only be the cause of further suffering. The ultimate aim of all faiths is to alleviate suffering and live in harmony and peace. We are praying that the continued exchange with the different faith communities will promote more understanding, compassion and tolerance of each other.

176. Tibetan Chanting, Mantra, Monk Chanting, Buddhist Chants tibetan Chants, Buddhist Chants and Praise music are plentiful at FourGates. http://www.fourgates.com/musictibetanchants.asp

Tibetan Chants and Mantra Most all of these chants are performed in the native languages of Sanskrit or Tibetan, and occasionally in other Southeast Asian languages. We have a language department for you to learn these beautiful languages if you wish. There is also a series called, Mantra: Sacred Words of Power which we highly recommend if you wish to learn how to chant and what some of the phases mean. It is not necessary to know the meaning of a sacred phase to benefit from the chant, but for those who wish to study further we offer these educational programs for your increased benefit and enjoyment. Selected from authentic texts from the best chants and mantric choirs of Tibetan, India, Nepal and China. These are classic selections. These recordings aim at preserving and spreading the beauty of the Tibetan Buddhist spirit of Compassion, Loving-Kindness, Joy and Equanimity. The Heart Sutra (AKA Prajna Paramita Heart Sutra) is one of the most universal Buddhist chants. It is the most concise Buddhist scripture which summarizes the Buddha's teaching on the nature of existence, emptiness(or our true nature beyond ego) and the basis for compassion. It is a classic chant recited among all Buddhists.

177. Buddhist InfoWeb: Vajrayana/Dzogchen Online Buddhist Centers Information in the tibetan/Vajrayana/Dzogchen Traditions. http://www.dharmanet.org/infowebv.html

DharmaNet's Buddhist InfoWeb: Vajrayana/Dzogchen DharmaNet's Buddhist InfoWeb is a central directory of online lay and monastic Dhamma centers, organizations, and practice groups. Please help keep this resource complete and up-to-date. To add or update a Dharma center or group to the Buddhist Infoweb, please use the online form Buddhist InfoWeb: General Directories Mahayana (Misc.) Pure Land Theravada ... Non-Academic Buddhist Study Resources See also: DharmaNet's Guide to Dharma Centers Around the World DharmaNet's Guide to Dharma Centers in the USA DharmaNet's USA Guide to Meditation Practice Groups In the Tibetan/Vajrayana/Dzogchen Traditions A B C D ... Z Prayer Wheel, courtesy of Osel Shen Phen Ling Amitabha Buddhist Centre [Singapore] - centre for the study and practice of Mahayana Buddhism from the Tibetan Vajrayana Tradition. Member, FPMT. Amitabha Hospice Service [Auckland NZ]. The Aro Tradition - non-liturgical, non-monastic, Dzogchen-based lineage of the Tibetan Buddhist Nyingma School. It emanates from Yeshe Tsogyal, the female Tantric Buddha. Bay Area Shambhala [Berkeley CA] - emphasizes the practice of meditation based on both the Buddhist and nonreligious Shambhala teachings of Chogyam Trungpa.

178. Golden Blue Lotus Tara Tibetan Buddhist Meditation Center tibetan BUDDHIST MEDITATION CENTER. Part of Gaden for the West. Golden Blue LotusTara Center is located at 525 South Main Street, Moscow, Idaho http://community.palouse.net/lotus/

GBLT Home Zasep Tulku Rinpoche Rinpoche's guidelines ... Join us This site originally created by GetWebbed, Inc. Webmaster: Martha Foster . Please send me any feedback on this site! GOLDEN BLUE LOTUS TARA TIBETAN BUDDHIST MEDITATION CENTER Part of Golden Blue Lotus Tara Center is located at 525 South Main Street, Moscow, Idaho For more information, contact Martha Foster Welcome to our website! Read Rinpoche's letters about his recent trips to Tibet and Mongolia last summer and see the wonderful pictures he took. Check here Mahamudra Study Group begins on Sundays On Sunday, May 15 we will begin studying Mahamudra meditation at our center on Sundays at 11 a.m. following meditation. We will use the text "Clarifying the Natural State" by Dakpo Tashi Namgyal available next door at Bookpeople, or at Snow Lion Join Compassionate Crafts! We sew, knit, crochet warm scarves, mittens, hats for the people of Zadoh, Tibet and for the monks in Mongolia. To find out more, join our group! Subscribe to compassionatecrafts Powered by groups.yahoo.com

179. Drepung Loseling Institute Center For Tibetan Studies A fivepart course covering the essential elements of tibetan Buddhist philosophy, Throughout the centuries, both in India and Tibet, Buddhist http://www.drepung.org/

This Month's Calendar This Month's Activities Upcoming Events How can I help Click here to donate to DLI or any of its projects. Sponsor a Monk Learn how $20 a month can help to support a monk. Where are the monks? Follow this link to The Mystical Arts of Tibet tour schedule. Ven. Lhading Rinpoche will confer the empowerment and teachings on one of the two most cherished meditational deities in Tibetan Buddhism, the Green Tara. She is the feminine embodiment of enlightened wisdom and activity. This will be one of the last empowerments Rinpoche will be conferring prior to his return to India this fall. The Foundation Series A five-part course covering the essential elements of Tibetan Buddhist philosophy, theory and practice. You may take each class individually or all five as a series. A new series will begin in February 2005. Follow the link for more information. Tuesday-night Teachings by Ven. Lhading Rinpoche

180. Welcome To The Nashville Tibetan Buddhist Group-- Part Of Padmasambhava Buddhist A group of students under the leadership of two very fine tibetan lamas, the Khenpos. http://www.nashvilletibetbuddhism.com/

. M The Nashville Tibetan Buddhist Group 2004 SUMMER A recap Welcome Welcome to the Nashville Tibetan Buddhist Group, the local branch of the Padmasambhava Buddhist Center (PBC), an international Tibetan Buddhist organization headed by the Venerable Khenpos , two Tibetan lamas. We are very pleased to have you visit us. Our teachers, The Khenpos The Nashville Tibetan Buddhist Group has members who follow the teachings of the Buddha Born 2500 years ago, the Buddha taught a specific method of permanent relief from emotional suffering that results in a deep and lasting inner peace which he discovered after spending 6 years alone in a forest. As Tibetan Buddhists, we study and practice in particular the methods revealed by Padmasambhava who brought Buddhism to Tibet in the 9th century Our Teachers We are most privileged to have as our teachers the Venerable Khenpo Tsewang Dongyal Rinpoche and His Eminence Khenpo Palden Sherab Rinpoche two Tibetan lamas who are founders of PBC, which spreads the teachings of Buddhism according to the

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