Rigul, Kham, Tibet, Ringu Tulku’s birthplace, may become the first Tibetan village to be adopted by a UK town. Here is a report from the Tibet Society of a meeting in Corby on the 11th September, that Margaret Richardson, trustee of Rigul Trust, attended and gave a presentation of how Rigul Trust helps in Tibet. […]
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Bodhicharya Berlin has adopted a 3.49 m high Buddha statue, the meanwhile quite famous “Viktualienmarket-Buddha”. This art installation by the Malayan artist Han Chong “Made in Dresden” is part of a series of art projects in Munic. The London based artist, himself a Buddhist, has created a Buddha statue in the lotus position, deliberately laid
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By Mystic Sudhir. [portfolio_slideshow size=large ] For those of you wanting to experience what taking up a veil could mean and what it is to lead a cloistered life, a visit to BMC for a week or two is a must. Tucked in a valley, it is hidden and screened off from the world in
Recent Mystic Yoga Retreat at Bodhicharya Meditation Centre. Read More »
Marion died suddenly on 29th April. She was a valued member of the Bodhicharya publications team. We wish to share two beautiful poems that Marion wrote whilst on retreat at Bodhicharya Meditation centre in 2010 and also Ringu Tulku’s message: “I am sad to hear the news of the sudden demise of Marion Knight. She
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After his US tour, Rinpoche is back in Europe and returned to Berlin on Monday May 6th, 2013. He taught at Rigpa for one night and then spent three days in Bodhicharya. At his “home” in Berlin, Rinpoche gave teachings on Karma in a fully packed gompa. He had lunch with the sangha. Meetings were
Dear Friends, We hope that you are well and joyful. We are very grateful, appreciative and rejoice at the kindness, generosity and help given to Ringu Tulku’s enlightenend projects through Rigul Trust and bring you news of Rigul, Kham, Tibet with this edition of the Trust 2013 Newsletter. There are regular updates on Bodhicharya Communities
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[portfolio_slideshow size=full autoplay=true click=openurl] Dear Friends, As many of you will know, Ringu Tulku Rinpoche was born in Rigul, Kham , Tibet, and he is still the Abbot and director of Rigul monastery. Through many difficult years, Rinpoche has had to operate from afar, in a position of exile in India. Students, friends and family
Daily life in Rigul by Shannon Lui Read More »
At the Bodhicharya Meditation Centre Near Rumtek in Sikkim 1st – 15th March 2013 Medicine Buddha (the Buddha of Outer and Inner Healing) is the theme of this Vajrayana retreat: the manifestation of the healing energies of all enlightened beings. There will be places for 16 people only, each in single room with meditation box!
Invitation to a 14 day Retreat with Ringu Tulku Read More »
About 20 seats are still available for the very first Bodhicharya Winter Retreat in Berlin with Ringu Tulku from January 3rd to 7th 2013. This intensive retreat, that we hope to make an annual event, is organised as a fundraiser for the building of the new temple in Bodhicharya Berlin. You can find further
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We wish to share with you the good news of how Rigul Trust and it’s dharma network was able to help and be part of this very auspicious Kagyu Ngagzod Chenmo Kawang (Empowerment) in Sikkim. On Friday, the fifth of October, Ringu Tulku made an offering in the name of Rigul Trust to provide all
Rigul Trust and the Kagyu Ngagzod Chenmo Kawang (Empowerment) in Sikkim Read More »
