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TBRC Board President Leonard W.J. van der Kuijp

13 Apr TBRC Board President Wins Prestigious Guggenheim Fellowship

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We are thrilled to announce that TBRC Board President Leonard W.J. van der Kuijp has been awarded a 2016 Guggenheim Fellowship for his outstanding scholarship and contributions to the field of Religious studies....

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Kyabgön Phakchok Rinpoche with TBRC staff and Lama Willa Miller

21 Mar Kyabgön Phakchok Rinpoche Visits TBRC

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During his time in the United States, Kyabgön Phakchok Rinpoche visited TBRC, touring our Cambridge office and discussing TBRC’s work and mission with staff amongst the manuscripts in our library....

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The TBRC Cambridge office scanner

07 Dec Help TBRC Keep Scanning Tibetan Texts!

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Please join us in our end-of-year push to raise $18,651 for a much-needed scanning equipment for our Cambridge office and our fieldwork in India!...

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Ragya Kanjur Archival Scan

18 Nov The Digital Woodblock – Reprinting the Ragya Kanjur from TBRC Scans

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Using scans from the TBRC archive, a new project in Chengdu, China, the Ragya Grant Kanjur Republication Initiative (RGKRI), is printing 1,000 copies of the Ragya Kanjur and distributing them to monasteries across Tibetan cultural areas of China....

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Matthieu Ricard and a handful of TBRC staff

28 Oct Matthieu Ricard Visits TBRC

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Beloved Buddhist monk, scientist, photographer, author, and humanitarian Matthieu Ricard made time on Friday to visit the TBRC office, sharing stories, memories, and tea with TBRC staff....

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H.H. Khandro Rinpoche and Executive Director Jeff Wallman at TBRC

08 Aug Mindrolling Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche Visits TBRC

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Her Eminence Mindrolling Jetsün Khandro Rinpoche visited TBRC last week, touring the Cambridge office and discussing TBRC’s work with staff and TBRC Executive Director Jeff Wallman. ...

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Naropa-The Dauntless

06 Jun TBRC Brings Tibetan Manuscripts onto the Google Cultural Institute

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We are pleased to announce the arrival of the TBRC exhibition space on the Google Cultural Institute (GCI) platform, online and via mobile device. The TBRC partnership with GCI will allow people worldwide to intimately explore and interact with high-resolution images from select manuscripts in...

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Ragya Monastery text

23 Apr The Hunt for the Ragya Kangyur

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In collaboration with monks from Ragya Monastery in eastern Tibet, TBRC has digitally preserved an extremely rare woodblock printing of the Tibetan Buddhist canon: the Ragya Kangyur....

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His Holiness the Karmapa blessing the TBRC office

07 Apr His Holiness Gyalwang Karmapa Visits TBRC

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On Thursday, March 26 2015, the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center had the great honor of hosting His Holiness Gyalwang Karmapa in our office for lunch. ...

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Pages from the Degge Kangyur

06 Mar The Library of Congress Rockhill Kangyur Release

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With the gracious support of The Library of Congress Asian Division Tibetan Collection in Washington D.C., and in cooperation with the University of Virginia (UVA), TBRC is making available for download a digital version of the Tibetan Kangyur from the Rockhill collection at the Library...

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