A live online conversation with film director Shenpenn Khymsar, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche, and host Jhama Lhamo. Meet Shenpenn Khymsar, director of Broken Wings, the first Bollywood
Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche guides a meditation based on his recent poem, “I Am No One.” The broadcast opens with
Broadcast is in Tibetan language only. In a three-part series of Facebook Live broadcasts, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche reads his poem “Who Am I?” and
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival! Geshe Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche is pleased to present a series of wonderful documentaries related to the Tibetan Bön tradition, each offering its own, unique perspective of
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival, and a screening of three short 1998 documentaries (47 minutes total) followed by panel discussion
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival and the screening of the 64-minute documentary The Light of the Golden Sun. Immediately after the screening, director
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival and a screening of the award-winning documentary “In Search of Zhang Zhung.” Immediately after
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival and a screening of the award-winning documentary “Hidden Treasure of Bön: Secrets of Mustang,” followed by panel
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival, and the screening of the award-winning 53-minute documentary Bön in Dolpo. Panel discussion follows shortly after the
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival, and the screening of the award-winning documentary Bön: Mustang to Menri. In a separate broadcast shortly after
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival, and a screening of the award-winning, 91-minute documentary Bön and the West! In a separate broadcast immediately after
Welcome to the CyberSangha® Online Film Festival, and a screening of a short film about the making of the documentary “Ponse Lama: Divine Protector”! Immediately after the
(65 minutes) In this third of a series of three online broadcasts, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche offers a teaching related to his poem “Who Am I?” and guides
In this second of a series of three online broadcasts, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche offers a teaching related to his poem “Who Am I?,” guides a
(54 minutes) In this first of a series of three online broadcasts, Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche offers a teaching related to his poem “Who Am I?.”
(76 minutes) Four Tibetan musicians share their artistry and personal perspectives in an online CyberSangha concert hosted in English by Tenzin Wangyal Rinpoche. Featured are Tenzin
(62 minutes) Accomplished artists from around the world perform Tibetan dance and music in this special CyberSangha concert. Featured performers are Giulia Yangcen Mimaciren, Salima Celeri, Tenzin Choegyal, Tsering Dorjee (Bawa) and
Featured artists of Session 4 are William Marcozzi, Ellen Silva, Laura Dziaba, and Maria Paula & Jorge Alejandro. Hosted by Santiago Villaveces,
In this CyberSangha concert series we highlight accomplished singers and musicians from Ligmincha International’s worldwide community. Featured artists of Session 3 are Inner Moon, Connection, and Taramaria & Philipp. Hosted by
(56 minutes) Session 2: Honoring and Reconnecting with Our Natural World. In this concert series we highlight accomplished singers and musicians from Ligmincha International’s worldwide community. Featured artists of Session 2 are Daniel
This CyberSangha concert series features renowned singers and musicians from Ligmincha International’s worldwide community. Featured artists include Lisa Simone, Roberto
Two of the best-known living poets of Tibet — Tsering Kyi and Jangbu — are joined by Tenzin Wangyal in reciting from their bodies of work. The broadcast will be in Tibetan with simultaneous
(76 minutes) This group of two women and one man, hosted by Geshe Tenzin Wangyal, give a voice to female Tibetan poets now living in exile and in Tibet, as well as to a renowned female teacher and poet from the past. The two women, themselves
(5 minutes) From a June 22, 2019, benefit concert at Serenity Ridge Retreat Center, with singing by Tsering Wangmo and Bansuri flute by
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