~ Karma Sichoe, MA TTIP from Nepal The problem with our generation, including myself, is that we look for the next grandiose thing. Our
Read MoreWhy do we need it? Art allows the development of imaginaries that preside over the collective creation of our shared reality. It has a
Read MoreNovember 16, 2020. During the second European lockdown Your are well-known in the French world of Tibetan Buddhism, but maybe not abroad. Could you introduce yourself? Philippe Cornu. I have been a Buddhist, in fact, for forty years, more than forty years. I
Read MoreFor my family back in the west, in their minds “living in Nepal and studying Buddhism” is defined as “studying this crazy ancient philosophy, under
Read MoreWe all have particular aims and goals in our lives. Our childhood begins learning from our surroundings, mostly from our parents or whoever raises us.
Read MoreWhen I decided to study Buddhism at RYI, I had three main reasons to do so: first, I wanted to make the Dharma a
Read MoreIt’s been few years studying in Rangjung Yeshe Institute as a B.A. Student. When I first joined the institute I did not have much knowledge
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