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The four pillars of KagyuNalanda are:
Inclusiveness
This is openness to all schools and traditions of Buddhism even as
KagyuNalanda preserves its emphasis on the Kagyu tradition of
Tibetan Buddhism.
Platform
We offer the teachings of the Buddha, of His Holiness the 17
Gyalwang Karmapa and other eminent teachers. The website also
announces the various projects and events taking place at
KagyuNalanda such as the 2010 Goncho.
Service
KagyuNalanda believes strongly in service that is beneficial to all.
The website showcase the various projects to the community from
environmental protection to organic farming to the training of young
monks as “ambassadors of Buddhism”. These are central to the
Rinpoches’ vision of KagyuNalanda.
Connection
A core aim of the KagyuNalanda website is to enhance the
relationship between Buddhism and life. This is carried out through
the teachings, the projects as well as as the Ajahnonce page with
its reflections on living. It is our aspiration that the website
reflects these pillars.
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Welcome to KagyuNalanda.org
We hope that you will find your visit beneficial and joyful as you
learn about KagyuNanlanda Temple, find out about its activities
especially in the areas of sustainable farming and protection of the
ecology and read the techings of the Buddha, His Holiness the 17th
Gyalwang Karmapa and the other eminent teachers.
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Up-Coming Events |
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Appeal for Assistance
Aug 17 2010
The KagyuNalanda Monastery appeals for the assistance of all
kind people to the victims of the floods at Leh and Ladakh.
Damage has been extensive. The Hindustan Times reports that
as of Friday the 13th of August the death toll has reached
132. An estimated 600 people including 150 Bihari laborers
are missing.
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