RYI Student Blog

-Qing Shi, BA student from China One of the important parts of my experience at Rangjung Yeshe Institute has been learning Tibetan. Before coming here,

-Qing Shi, BA student from China For me, coming to study at Rangjung Yeshe Institute was not simply the beginning of an academic program. It

-Qian Gao, BA student from China Since coming to Nepal to study, I have felt deeply blessed and grateful. I am fortunate to be surrounded

-Lingyu He, MAPREP student from China On my flights from Kathmandu back home, I often enjoy watching the neon lights divide the earth into pieces

-Lauren Wang, MAPREP student from the United States Balancing the practice with full-times studies, even Buddhist studies, is something that I have found takes continuous

-Daniil Karpinskii, BA student from Russian Federation One of the most unique aspects of RYI is the space it creates for its students. We come

-Mladen Gorchev, BA student from Bulgaria “For the sake of which disciple should I manifest?” “Through which method should I train them?” “Which activity of

– Pamo Choenyid, MATTIP student Let’s be honest: if Kathmandu had a food map ranked by neighbourhood, Boudha would sit somewhere near the bottom. Compared to the leafy restaurant rows of Lazimpat,

-Wangden Tsering, MABS student from China Walk into Utpala Cafe on any given afternoon, and you are likely to hear discussions about artificial intelligence and

-Tashi Palmu Bhutia, MAPREP student from India From the perspective of a person who has never been enthusiastic about anything, but very little in Dharma, the decision to come to