Library of Tibetan Works and Archives The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives is a Tibetan library in Dharamshala, India.

December, 2019

• 11 December

  Enlightening speeches on how to be a good natured-person by Dza Patrul Jigmey Wangpo and other great masters teaching by Ven. Geshe Gyaltsen Tsering (in Tibetan)

  

  Venerable Geshe Gyaltsen Tsering will be teaching on “Enlightening speeches on how to be a good natured-person by Dza Patrul Jigmey Wangpo and other great masters.” Language: Tibetan Venue: Library …

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• 5 December

  5 December 2019: Talk to a group of the Palestinian Exploration into Nonviolence

  

  5 December 2019: LTWA Director, Ven. Geshe Lhakdor gives a brief introduction of Buddhist philosphy to a group of the Triple Narrative Tour Israeli – Palestinian Exploration into Nonviolence.   …

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• 4 December

  4 December 2019: Collaborated cleanup by LTWA Green Club and Waste Warriors

  

  4 December 2019: Collaborated cleanup by LTWA Green Club and Waste Warriors.  

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• 2 December

  29 November 2019: Visit of Khenpos, Khensurs and Tulkus

  

  29 November 2019: Abbots from various traditions of Tibetan Buddhism, reincarnated lamas and eminent Buddhist scholars visit LTWA. They are taken around by Ven. Geshe Lhakdor, LTWA Director.   Abbots …

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November, 2019

• 26 November

  26 November 2019: Talk to Danish Students

  

  26 November 2019: LTWA Director Ven. Geshe Lhakdor speaks on the basic concepts of Buddhist philosophy to a group of Danish students as requested by Tibet Hope Center. The talk …

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• 22 November

  21 November 2019: November Special Buddhist Philosophy Class

  

  21 November 2019: Special Buddhist Philosophy class by Venerable Geshe Lobsang Tsondu on Entering into the Middle Way: Chapter 3 on Mind-generation (in Tibetan).  

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• 18 November

  Library of Tibetan Works and Archives publishes book on Sikhism, Buddhism

  

  Guru Nanak’s birth marked by new book. A new book is the first-ever attempt to bring out the similarities between two distinct world religions—Buddhism and Sikhism—both of which originated in …

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