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Upcoming Tsadra Foundation Series Title: The Buddha from Dölpo
Revised Version of “The Buddha from Dölpo” Now Available The Buddha from Dölpo is a revised and enlarged edition of the only book about the most controversial Buddhist master in the history of Tibet, Dölpopa…
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The University of Washington – Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project
The University of Washington – Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project:Rediscovering the Worlds’ Oldest Buddhist Manuscripts I. Origin of the Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project The Early Buddhist Manuscripts Project (EBMP) was constituted in 1996 to study…
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The Yale Institute of Sacred Music
FYI: I received a notice about a new fellowship program at Yale. Perhaps some of you have a friend or student or colleague who would be interested in applying. Here is the flyer information:…
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ISYT Conference: Tsong kha pa blo bzang grags pa
ISYT Conference Day 2 continued Back on day two of the ISYT conference, Elijah Ary (Ph.D., Harvard University) presented us with his study of the biographies of Tsong Kha pa blo bzang grags pa,…
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ISYT Conference: Ngor chen biographies, Phajo and dances in Bhutan, and coin divination texts from Dunhuang
ISYT Conference Day 4 The fourth day of presentations was an interesting mix of discussions on Tibetan history, women’s studies, and anthropology. One of the most interesting was a presentation entitled “Sources for Researching…
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ISYT Conference: People and Places of Power
ISYT Conference Day 3 Things have been very busy here at the conference and I have not had time to blog about each of the presentations at ISYT. However, I have taken extensive notes…
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ISYT Conference: Religious Figures, Doctrines and Practices
ISYT Conference Day 2 Room Dussane, École Normale Supérieure. Seiji Kumagai (Kyoto University, Japan) “Development of the Two Truths Theory in Tibet” Marc-Henri Deroche (École Pratique des Hautes Études, Paris, France And Kyoto University, Japan) “Study of…
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ISYT Conference: First Day
Mr. Gurung’s discussion of some finer points of Bön po history opened the conference, after a great welcome from conference convener Elijah Ary and superb speeches by the eloquent and genuinely funny Charles Ramble…
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ISYT Conference: Blogging at ISYT Paris, 2009
I have arrived in Paris! Sans baggage, but in high spirits. I will be blogging about the presentations made at the Second International Seminar of Young Tibetologists (ISYT), which will be convening tomorrow, Monday…
