ogyen trinley dorje

17th Karmapa Faces Lawsuit

Ogyen Trinley Dorje accused of rape, fathering a child with a nun

May 28, 2021

Magazine Society & Environment

Recently, Under the Bodhi Tree

Full ordination for nuns—a status that has been denied women for almost a thousand years—has been revived in Tibetan Buddhism.

By Janet Gyatso

Winter 2017

Brief Teachings

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By The Editors, Illustrations by Melanie Lambrick

Fall 2017

Meet a Sangha: Columbus Karma Thegsum Chöling

Since their temple burned down in 2016, a group of Tibetan Buddhists in Ohio have depended on the generosity of neighbors to maintain their practice.

By Gabriel Lefferts

Jun 23, 2017

Intelligence & Investigation

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By Ogyen Trinley Dorje

Winter 2011

India denies Karmapa visit to US

Denied permission to travel to Europe earlier this year, Ogyen Trinley Dorje, the 17th Karmapa and most prominent member of the Kagyu lineage, has again faced travel restrictions. If all had gone well, he’d have arrived in New York this week but was denied an exit visa in what appears to be a concession to […]

By Tricycle

Jul 16, 2010

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Do You Have to Believe in Rebirth to Be Buddhist?

In a recent episode of Tricycle Talks, scholar Roger Jackson discusses his new book, Rebirth: A Guide to Mind, Karma, and Cosmos in the Buddhist World, and how we can meaningfully engage with the concept of rebirth today.

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The Buddhist Traveler in Boston

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By Sarah Fleming

Summer 2022

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You Can’t Be Yourself By Yourself: Overcoming Structural Selfishness

In this Dharma Talk, Malcolm Martin proposes the term "structural selfishness" to discuss the ways that a fixed idea of self hinders our practice, while offering insight on how to embrace the complexity of interdependence.

Malcolm Martin

Jun 2022

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