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An ‘AI and Wisdom symposium’, initiated by a group of Rigpa students will take place in London next month. The symposium will explore how the Buddhist understanding of self, mind and consciousness can revolutionize the way we relate to AI. Read more about this revolutionary event.
Read MoreThe goal of this year’s European Buddhist conference was to reflect on the future of European Buddhism—how to stay true to our traditions without being closed to change. The conference explored how Buddhism might evolve in this era of profound social, technological, and environmental changes. Ane Sonam shares her reflections on the conference.
Read MoreNow that the beloved teacher Tulku Thondup Rinpoche has passed into parinirvana, the whole Rigpa Sangha joins in sending our heartfelt wishes and sympathy to all who were close to Rinpoche and those many, many people who were moved and transformed by his teachings.
Read MoreSoktse Rinpoche was one of the oldest living disciples of Dudjom Rinpoche and a major Drukpa Kagyü and Dudjom Tersar lineage holder. He spent half of his life in strict meditation retreats.
Read MoreWindows into Buddhism—the go-to site for anyone teaching Buddhism to children and teenagers, now has collections of resources suitable for all age groups. Find out more about this project and its free resources.
Read MoreRigpa is an active member of Buddhist unions around the world. One of these is the European Buddhist Union (EBU). Gabriele Maass (Germany) and David Rycroft (UK/France) recently represented Rigpa at the 2022 EBU annual meeting. Here they tell us more about the role and current initiatives led by this collaboration of Buddhist communities.
Read MoreLerab Ling hosted the first Buddhism and Environment Forum on 4-6 June – here is what happened!
Read MoreAlthough westerners are widely aware of Buddhism, and may even have practised it for years, what do we really know about its origins, evolution, diversity and richness? Read about Dominique Side’s new book ‘Discovering Buddhism’.
Read MoreFor several years the wish to bring together Buddhist and Environmental wisdom has been germinating in a number of nature lovers across the Rigpa Sangha. We now bring you the first in a new series of forums on Buddhism and the Environment.
Read MoreIn places, religions around the world are embracing the rise of the feminine. At the same time, more and more light is shed on unequal, disrespectful and in cases abusive relationships between men and women. Read about the ‘Treasuring the Feminine’ Symposium that took place in 2021.
Read MoreEntering into the new Tibetan year, we send our love and best wishes to everyone in the Rigpa community. May this new year bring strength, courage and ease to us all and to the world at large!
Read MoreIt came as a great shock to all, to hear that His Holiness Dudjom Sangye Pema Shepa Rinpoche entered parinirvana on the 14th day of the 12th month of the Tibetan Iron Ox year, 15 February, 2022. His Holiness was the young incarnation (and grandson) of Dudjom Rinpoche, Jikdral Yeshe Dorje. Born in 1990, he was recognised by numerous lamas as the incarnation of the previous Dudjom Rinpoche, including by Kyabjé Chatral Rinpoche who meticulously guided his dharma education and training.
Read MoreIt was with the deepest sorrow and sadness that we learned of the parinirvana of Kyabjé Dodrupchen Rinpoche on 25 January. He was truly one of the greatest masters of this era and a profound source of inspiration to Dharma practitioners all around the world. Read more.
Read MoreFollowing in the footsteps of Buddha Shakyamuni, we invite you to embark on a journey through the eight most important places related to the life of the Buddha as part of the Nekhor project.
Read MoreThe European Buddhist Union presents: "Buddhist Action Month" - an opportunity to actively bring Buddhist practices into our troubled world we are living in today. This post gives you an introduction to the concept and hopefully inspires you to take Buddhist action - in whatever form suits you!
Read MoreA group of Rigpa students is organising an on-going dialogue across several sanghas on the topic of women and the feminine in Vajrayana Buddhism. Do you have any questions you would like to ask that can be included in this dialogue?
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