In October, His Holiness Tang Rinpoche travelled through the highlands of Bhutan, sharing the Dharma and bestowing blessings upon the local communities.
Teachings at Motithang Higher Secondary School
Today marked an auspicious occasion as students and faculty at Motithang Higher Secondary School gathered in the Assembly Hall to commemorate Buddha’s First Turn of the Wheel of Dharma at Deer Park in Sarnath, India. This sacred day honors the moment when Buddha first shared the teachings that would become the foundation of Buddhism: The Four Noble Truths and the Noble Eightfold […]
Yangdrup Chenmo 2025
A Sacred Gathering at Kuenselphodrang, Thimphu The Yangdrup Chenmo, a grand eight-day spiritual gathering organized by Choedaypung Monastery and led by His Holiness Tang Rinpoche, concluded on 10 July 2025 at Kuenselphodrang, Thimphu. The event, held from 3–10 July, brought together thousands of devotees from across the country to receive profound blessings and teachings. Throughout the eight days, His […]
Consecration of Buddha scriptures
Kyabje Tang Rinpoche bestowed brief oral transmission of the Kama Terma Dagnang during the consecration ceremony of Buddha scriptures (KAMA) at the Inner Science Education Research Library, Paro College of Education, Bhutan.
Jampel zhidrup program 2023
An annual 5-days Jampel zhidrup program led by Kyabje Tang Rinpoche. This year, the program was held at the Paro College of Education. It started on January 4, coinciding with the 19th anniversary of Lama Choje Jigme Phunshok’s parinirvana. Kyabje Tang Rinpoche bestowed numerous empowerments, oral transmissions and was giving instructions to the gathering.
Jampalyang zhidrub webinar
Kyabje Tang Rinpoche gave an introductory talk about the gongter of the Peaceful Majnushri, which his root teacher – the great terton Khenchen Jigme Phunshok Rinpoche – revealed in 1987 in Wu Tai Shan.
Rinpoche during tsalung retreat
The freezing night on the 4th of December. The snow is falling on the monastery in Bumthang Chumey. The close student of Khenchen Jigme Phunstok, Trulku Choney Rangshar (known as Tang Rinpoche) remains in his meditation house without electricity and heaters. The snow has melted at night and the house is surrounded with water. It has not been melted by the sunlight which is surprising to observers.
Kurukulla teachings by Khandro Tshedum Lhamo
A 60 min talk by Khandro Tshedum Lhamo (part 1) will be held via Zoom on Saturday, Dec 18 at 2pm (Warsaw, Amstrdam time). It will begin a series of talks about Kurukulla. Khandro will bestow oral transmission to Kurukulla sadhana discovered by Khenchen Jigme Phunshok Rinpoche, explain about its origins and the enlightened qualities of Red Tara.
Tsethar on Buddha Amitabha day
On the New Moon, Rinpoche and a small group of students performed tshethar by a river. Rinpoche has been continuously stressing the benefits of protecting and saving lives. He has been encouraging students to develop compassion and kindness to all living beings. Rinpoche emphasises that saving lives does not require establishing organisations or making investments.
Taking a monthly test at shedra
Monks participating in the shedra at Chodeypung Dratshang take their monthly test checking their knowledge in Buddhist subjects.