Our new campaign, Unlock the Backlog, gives friends of TBRC the opportunity to discover unseen texts, wear wisdom in the form of a beautiful treasure pendant, and donate directly to support the dissemination of little-seen manuscripts....
A delegation of researchers from SOAS, University of London, visited TBRC for two weeks this autumn to learn about the inner-workings of the TBRC’s data management, search mechanism, and the new eText collection....
After working with Gene for many years, and since his death, continuing his vision, I am amazed at where are today. ...
Last week, the Wikipedia fundraising campaign inspired us to copy their year-end effort. And why not? TBRC has millions of pages of Tibetan texts that are readily available to individuals – TBRC is a huge public resource of Tibetan texts ....
An article about Gene Smith’s life story was published in a prestigious Chinese Magazine called “Xin Zhi” in November 2014....
Negation and Verb Stems Classification With Dr. Nathan Hill, University of London, School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)...
It is with great sadness I announce that our beloved friend Peter Gruber (1929-2014) passed away on Saturday October 18, 2014. Peter passed away peacefully at his home with his beloved wife Patricia by his side....
Lama Migmar Tseten has kindly offered to share his personal recollections of Dezhung Rinpoche and Gene Smith. This is a unique opportunity to hear, in an informal setting, about two extraordinary people who established the vision that is TBRC. ...
Leveraging Computerized Tools for Navigating an Uncharted Tibetan Buddhist Philosophical Corpus Demo and discussion with Dorji Wangchuk & Orna Almogi ...
The following are entry points into the Tibetan eText Repository. Browse eTexts / Global Search eTexts / Advanced Search eTexts / Intra-Work search ...
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