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Practice Dharma First
When I first came to America, I noticed that everyone was so busy with worldly activities without any true purpose in life and time is just gone in an instant. This precious human life should
Photos from a day of action in Portland
This past Sunday, August 16th, 2026, a group of peaceful people in Portland, Oregon gathered to raise awareness about the human rights situation in Tibet. Rinpoche wrote about the background (Read full post here): In
Photos from the 19th Annual Amitabha Dechen Shingdrup in Portland
Rinpoche sent photos of the first weekend of the 19th Annual Amitabha Dechen Shingdrup, held at the Northwest Tibetan Cultural Association. Thay Kozen, Rinpoche's Dharma brother (who is the spiritual director of the Mount Adams
Lungta (Wind Horse) – A Brief Explanation
Lungta (Tibetan: རླུང་རྟ་, meaning “Wind Horse”) is an important symbol in Tibetan culture and Buddhism. It represents good fortune, positive energy, and the upliftment of one’s spiritual and worldly well-being. The Wind Horse is often
A Prayer to the Supreme Deities Invoking Their Wisdom Minds from a Visionary Experience
On Monday, August 3rd, 2026, Rinpoche brought forward this beautiful, powerful text written by Sera Khandro (1892–1940) at our Monday night prayers. She was highly respected in Tibet as an emination of both Chenrezig and
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