Description: Shambhala is a global community. There are more than 170 centers and groups around the world, as well as thousands of individual members.
Description: Buddhadharma: The Practitioner's Quarterly is an in-depth, practice-oriented journal offering teachings from all Buddhist traditions.
Description: The Chronicles are first and foremost an oral history library and a celebration of the life of Vidyadhara the Venerable Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche.
Description: People from around the world come to Dechen Chöling to learn and practice meditation near Limoges, France.
Description: Dorje Denma Ling has year-round facilities and offers practice and study programs in the Shambhala and Buddhist traditions near The Falls in the Cobequid Mountains of Nova Scotia.
Description: Dorje Khyung Dzong provides the quiet and privacy of a solitary retreat for those who seek to deepen their spiritual practice through meditation.
Description: The Monastery of Shambhala International offers a residential contemplative program for monastics and lay practitioners alike. It holds a lineage institution: the Söpa Choling Three Year Retreat Center and offers advanced studies (Vidyadhara Institute).
Description: International Translation Committee: Translating the Shambhala Buddhist dharma into languages other than english.
Description: Audio and videotape recordings of talks and seminars by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.
Description: Located in beautiful northeast Vermont, Karmê Chöling includes seven meditation halls, a zen archery range, a large organic garden, comfortable private guest rooms, and full dining facilities.
Description: The mission of the Konchok Foundation is to help meet the spiritual, cultural, educational and humanitarian needs of the people in Surmang, Kham, and Golok regions of Tibet.
Description: The Mipham Academy is a month-long program of advanced study, beginning in the summer of 2007 and to be led annually by Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche.
Description: The Mukpo Institute offers the opportunity to deepen practice and study of the Buddhist and Shambhala traditions.
Description: A translation committee founded in 1975 by Trungpa Rinpoche to support the practice and study of the Buddhist and Shambhala teachings through translation and publication.
Description: Naropa University is the only accredited, Buddhist-inspired university in North America.
Description: The Ngedon School of Higher Learning is a program of Buddhist Studies designed for vajrayana students practicing in the vajradhatu lineage.
Description: Prison Dharma Network, is a support network that provide prisoners and prison workers with the contemplative tools for self-transformation and rehabilitation.
Description: The Ratna Prison Initiative is dedicated to cultivating the fundamental sanity and dignity in individuals, and therefore in society at large.
Description: Meditation cushions and other supplies are available through this fine online store.
Description: Satdharma propagates the teachings that the Vajra Regent, Osel Tendzin, received from the Vidyadhara, Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche.
Description: Shambhala is a global community. There are more than 170 centers and groups around the world, as well as thousands of individual members.
Description: The Shambhala Archives is the repository for one of the largest audio-visual collections of lectures and oral discourses by Tibetan Buddhist teachers in the West.
Description: The Shambhala Institute is a vibrant meeting-place of people, practices, and ideas engaged at the frontier of organizational and societal change.
Description: Shambhala Mountain Center is a mountain valley retreat located on 600 acres in northern Colorado.
Description: The Gift Store at Shambhala Mountain Center is filled with elegant gifts, meditation and yoga supplies, and a library of relevant books on meditation practice courses and techniques.
Description: The Shambhala Prison Community (SPC) serves spiritual and educational needs of inmates in federal, state, county and municipal prison systems and jails.
Description: Shambhala School is an independent school in Halifax, Nova Scotia that believes that natural intelligence and curiosity can thrive in a harmonious community.
Description: The Shambhala Sun is North America\'s most widely read Buddhist-inspired magazine, offering genuine Buddhist teachings of all traditions and applying the wisdom of meditative practice to the important issues of contemporary life.
Description: The Shambhala Trust is an independent group of community members who provide guidance and funding to projects across the mandala to support an enlightened society.
Description: Sky Lake is a Shambhala contemplative center for meditation, arts and community nestled in the Shawangunk Mountains of upstate New York.
Description: The Surmang Foundation supports the acute needs of poor Tibetans in the remote Surmang region by providing free health care.
Description: Tail of the Tiger programs bring together meditation with numerous secular disciplines.
Description: Shambhala's newspaper, The Dot, brings news and views from throughout the mandala to readers four times a year.
Description: Rising 108 feet, the Great Stupa of Dharmakaya is an expression of the aspiration for peace, harmony and equanimity for all beings.
Description: The Vidyadhara Institute was inaugurated in 2000 and is structured along the lines of a traditional Tibetan shedra. We offer a three-week long fall semester during which the whole house is invited to participate, and a ten-week long spring semester which is open to qualified students. Our curriculum includes the study of topics such as lorig (valid cognition) dudra (classification of objects), Hinayana Tenets, the Abhidharmakosa, Mind-Only, Madhyamaka, Paths and Bhumis and a Vajrayana over-view.
Description: Open year-round the Windhorse Retreat Center is available for group programs, individual retreats, artistic gatherings, nature explorations, and private events.
