Rigpa Wiki:About
This free online encyclopedia and media library of Tibetan Buddhism was created in December 2006 by students of the Rigpa Shedra in Pharping, Nepal. Since then, it has grown into an online reference of 16,089 articles for all students interested in Tibetan Buddhism.
Our Tradition
Rigpa belongs to the Ngagyur Nyingma, or ‘Ancient Translation’ lineage of Tibetan Buddhism which goes back to the eighth century when Guru Padmasambhava established the Buddhist teachings in Tibet, and which continues as an unbroken lineage of transmission and realization until the present day. Within this Nyingma lineage, Rigpa practises and upholds the Longchen Nyingtik tradition, as well as certain terma treasure revelations of Lerab Lingpa, Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo, the Dudjom Tersar and others. Rigpa has always embraced the spirit of Rimé, the approach that emphasizes respect for all schools of Tibetan Buddhism, and indeed other spiritual traditions, whilst acknowledging the need for each tradition to embody its own unique style and methods.
We Welcome your Contributions
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Contact
- Wikimaster & Content: rigpa.wiki@rigpa.org
- To learn more about the Rigpa Shedra, please also visit the Rigpa Shedra web site: http://www.rigpashedra.org
- To contact the Rigpa Shedra, see: Rigpa Shedra contact
Rigpa Shedra Address
Rigpa Shedra East,
Penor Rinpoche Buddhist Society,
Nyingma Palyul Retreat Centre,
Ganeshthan, Sheshnaryan 3,
Pharping,
Kathmandu
Nepal