A live online dialogue with Kunsang Dolma, Ph.D., and host Jhama Lhamo. In Tibetan language, with consecutive interpretation in English.
Join us for a fascinating dialogue with Dr. Kunsang Dolma, a remarkable young Tibetan scholar and author. Hosted by Jhama Lhamo, this free live Internet broadcast will explore Dr. Dolma’s impressive journey, highlighting her academic achievements and published works in Tibetan Buddhism and Bön. The conversation will delve into both the challenges she has faced and the accomplishments she has attained as a Tibetan woman in academia.
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About the Presenters
Kunsang Dolma, Ph.D., is a distinguished researcher, writer, and translator born in the Ngaba region of Amdo, Tibet. She holds a Ph.D. in Buddhist and Bön Abhidharma from Banaras Hindu University and has authored several books, including Analysis and Opinion; A Critical Analysis of Citta and Caitta in Bön Abhidharma and Abhidharmasamuccaya; and Critical Analysis on Exile Women’s Writers. Dr. Dolma is also recognized as the first translator of The Means of Attaining Enlightenment in 320 Verses of Bön Teaching by Meton Sherab Woeser (1058-1132 A.D.). She continues to make significant contributions to the fields of Buddhist and Bön philosophy, Tibetan literature, and Buddhist psychology.
Jhama Lhamo (host), currently a resident student at Long Island University, Brooklyn, is pursuing a master’s degree in public health and biomedical sciences in New York. She completed her high school education at the Tibetan Children’s Village School in Bangalore, South India, and earned her bachelor’s degree from Shoolini University in Himachal Pradesh, India. Additionally, in 2023 she produced a short documentary film spotlighting the Bodhisattvas in Action (BIA) Institute, a non-governmental organization situated in Gokarneshwar, Nepal.