Kaia Fischer

Kaia Fischer is a translator living in New York. Together with their mentor, Dr. Lozang Jamspal, Kaia translates classical Tibetan texts, including the Karmashataka, under the auspices of 84000.co.

Making Our Way Together

How to be a good dharma friend

By Mindy Newman and Kaia Fischer

Summer 2022

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

How to Read the Sutras (and Enjoy Yourself)

Six steps for easing into and learning to love these sacred texts, and recommended reading for getting started

By Kaia Fischer

Jun 25, 2021

Embracing the Buddha

A tale about how compassion and acceptance can set us free when we have trouble letting go

By Mindy Newman and Kaia Fischer

Summer 2021

Awakening Together

Enlightenment: it’s not just for monastics.

By Mindy Newman and Kaia Fischer

Spring 2021

The Karmic Power of Devotion

A story from the Karmashataka illustrates how true devotion can be a source of energy and joy.

By Mindy Newman and Kaia Fischer

Winter 2020

One Hundred Karmas

For the first time available in English, a collection of Tibetan teaching stories helps us see how modest acts can have major consequences.

By Mindy Newman and Kaia Fischer

Fall 2020

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Kaia Fischer

Magazine Teachings

Making Our Way Together

Trike Daily Meditation & Practice

How to Read the Sutras (and Enjoy Yourself)

Magazine Teachings

Embracing the Buddha

Magazine Teachings

Awakening Together

Magazine Teachings

The Karmic Power of Devotion

Magazine Teachings

One Hundred Karmas