An inspiring example of the practice of the pure and profound Dharma of Vajrayana Buddhism.
Located near the hill town of Dehra Dun in Uttaranchal state, India, Mindrolling is one of the largest Buddhist centers in existence today. Mindrolling in Tibet was first established in 1676 in the Drachi Valley by Terdag Lingpa where it flourished until the 1959 Tibetan uprising against the Communist Chinese when many great masters fled from Tibet to India.
With profound great joy and gratitude, the International Nyingma Monlam Committee and representatives of the six main lineages of the Nyingmas announce that Kyabje Trulshig Rinpoche has accepted the position as the new head of the Nyingma School. His Eminence D.G. Khochhen Rinpoche of Mindrolling has accepted the post of General Secretary.
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On the 3rd day of the first month of the Iron Tiger year (17th February 2010), the entire Mindrolling sangha observed the 3rd anniversary of Kyabje Mindrolling Trichen Gyurme Künzang Wangyal. read more
On March 25th the sacred ritual dances, performed annually since the time of Terdag Lingpa, were performed once again at this year's Tsechu Chenmo. read more
On March 27th, a longevity ceremony was offered to H.E. Khochhen Rinpoche by a large congregation of dignitaries, Tibetan government officials, monastics and members of the lay community.
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