KHENPO SHENGA (1871-1927) contributed tremendously to the
nonsectarian Rime movement in Tibet. His commentaries on the
classic Indian Buddhist treatises have become the core curriculum
in numerous monastic colleges throughout Tibet and South Asia.
JU MIPHAM (1846-1912) displayed a universal genius as he wrote on
all aspects of Buddhist theory and practice, as well as on the
traditional sciences. He is one of the most influential figures to
come out of the Tibetan tradition in recent centuries.
THE DHARMACHAKRA TRANSLATION COMMITTEE draws its inspiration from
the vision, commitment, and magnificent achievements of past
Buddhist translators. Directed by Ch kyi Nyima Rinpoche, the
Committee is dedicated to making Buddhist classics available to
modern readers in their native languages.
“In his Five Teachings the protector Maitreya, the Regent who has mastered the ten grounds, reveals fully and flawlessly the view, meditation, conduct, and fruition that are accomplished through the Great Vehicle. With utmost profundity his teachings reach far and wide; they are a treasury of scripture, reasoning, and oral instruction.” —Chökyi Nyima Rinpoche
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