Tibetan Thangka Paintings

Understanding the Five Wisdom Buddhas The Five Dhyani Buddhas are the manifestations of the enlightened mind, each representing a different aspect ...

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Discovering Dampa Sangye: His Life, Teachings, and Legacy in Tibetan Buddhism Dampa Sangye, also known as Padampa Sangye, stands as a deeply revere...

"All the dogmatists have been terrified by the lion's roar of shunyata. Wherever they may reside, shunyata lies in wait!"        -Nagarjuna Buddh...

Karma Kagyu Is the Most Prominent Lineage In Kagyu school The Karma Kagyu tradition is an eminent sect of the Kagyu school of Tibetan Buddhism. The...

Who was Yeshe Tsogyal?  Yeshe Tsogyal was born in the 8th century in the kingdom of Kharchen, now part of modern-day Tibet. Despite being of royal ...

Table of Contents: Introduction The Philosophy Of Letting Go in Buddhism The Nature of Attachment Impermanence and Non-Self: Transforming A...

Natural Stones Enhance the Sacred Colors of Thangka The art of Thangka often incorporates sacred stones and minerals that result in the celebrated ...

Mara's Illusions and Upagupta: A Buddhism's Short Story The religion of Buddha has a rich tradition of short stories, including myths and stories o...

The Eternal Presence of the Three Buddhas The Three Buddhas—Dipankara, Gautama, and Maitreya—symbolize a timeless continuum of enlightenment, guidi...