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Tsoknyi Rinpoche

Tsoknyi Rinpoche

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About Tsoknyi Rinpoche

Tsoknyi Rinpoche is a respected teacher in the dzogchen lineage and the son of Tulku Urgyen. He offers guidance with a rare sensitivity to modern life, as well as a deep understanding of the subtle body and the essence of mind.

He teaches and supports nuns and monks at more than 50 retreat centers across Tibet, India, and Nepal. His work reflects a strong commitment to preserving a legacy of education and nourishment for future scholars and teachers of the Buddhadharma.

With fresh insight into the Western psyche, Tsoknyi Rinpoche communicates in a way that speaks to our deepest awareness. Through metaphors, stories, and vivid images, he connects timeless teachings to everyday experience.

His warmth, humor, and compassionate attention bring vitality to his teaching. Lighthearted yet illuminating, his style resonates with both beginners and advanced practitioners, making him a bridge between ancient wisdom and the modern mind.

He also has a strong interest in the ongoing dialogue between Western research, especially neuroscience, and Buddhist practitioners and scholars. His activity helps preserve the Buddha Dharma in the East while supporting its growth in the West.

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