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At 5:30 PM Tulku Tsori Rinpoche will speak about how to incorporate Compassion and Wisdom in our fast-paced modern western culture. These ancient traditional teachings have been scientifically proven to help people cultivate a peaceful mind and enhance overall health and well-being.

Rinpoche is overseeing several charitable missions including a children's monastery in central India, raising orphaned Tibetan refugee children and has established programs providing medical assistance to extremely destitute Tibetans living in exile, including orphans, care of the elderly and impoverished Tibetan families. You can read more about his missions by clicking on the following links: www.ytdr.org and www.act4tibet.com

This event is hosted by Namdroling Tibetan Buddhist Center in Bozeman, Montana. 
The talk is being offered free to the public. Please tell your friends!

Following the public talk, a potluck will take place in the main house at 7PM with Tulku Tsori Rinpoche. Please call Andrew at 406-451-1919 to let us know that you will be attending and to coordinate dishes. 

Directions to Namdroling Tibetan Buddhist Center can be found by clicking here.
Please be sure to park below the Temple and walk up the hill. For more information call 406-587-2907

Tulku Tsori RInpoche

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• Karma Sonam Gyurme (Tsori Rinpoche) was born in Nepal in 1974. At the age of three he was recognized as a "Tulku", one who returns countless lifetimes to offer the Buddha's teachings.

• At the age of seven, he entered the Namdroling Monastery in Bylakuppe, India- the seat of His Holiness Pema Norbu (Penor) Rinpoche, Supreme head of the Nyingma School.

• As a boy of 11, while lost at a train station in Southern India, was kidnapped and sold into slavery. A year later, he was traded as an indentured house servant to another family in exchange for a German Sheppard puppy.

• At age 18, was reunited with his family and returned to monastic life.

• In 2004, completed the construction of the Gyalton Karnying Dubde Ling Temple in Pharpin, Nepal. The Temple currently serves as a spiritual retreat and cares after several elderly residents.

• In 2005, began construction of a new Monastery in Mainpat Tibetan Refugee Settlement in India with a vision to house and educate up to 700 children simultaneously. The Monastery currently has 58 children in its care and strives to improve the living      conditions of the entire refugee population in the area.

• In 2008, founded YTDR Foundation, a U.S. based non-profit.

• Tulku Tsori Rinpoche travels the world offering teachings, workshops, ceremonies, and private consultation. Audiences are drawn to Tsori Rinpoche's public appearances and teachings for his transformational and enligthening effect. He brings a very positive  and hopeful spiritual message for these turbulent times.

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Buddhism 101

Meditation and Practice in Tibetan Buddhism

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  • Introductory Class, Tuesdays, January 17 to April 17, 7:00 – 8:30 pm
  • Continuing Class, Thursdays, January 19 to April 19, 7:00 – 8:30 pm

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Mala Store

Check out Namdroling's online mala store. We have some new and unusual malas from Nepal. All of our malas have been blessed by our teachers.

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Namdroling Tibetan Buddhist Center 

Namdroling Tibetan Buddhist Center in Bozeman, Montana is dedicated to the Palyul tradition of Vajrayana Nyingma Tibetan Buddhism. Namdroling's guiding principle is that of Bodhicitta , or loving kindness and concern for others, as we realize that self-liberation is gained by bringing benefit to all living beings. Our aspiration is to nurture and strengthen our community by studying, practicing, and living the Dharma, and helping the greater community through acts of service and by sharing the Dharma with all who are interested.


Namdroling is open to all with an interest in Buddhism. The Center offers practices on most Sundays and the major auspicious days in the Tibetan Calendar. 

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> Click here to read more about our Buddhism 101 classes that will restart in the fall of 2012.  

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Several times a year, the Center offers retreats with our teachers. Namdroling Tibetan Buddhist Center is under the spiritual guidance of His Holiness Penor Rinpoche, the Venerable Gyatrul Rinpoche, Khenchen Tsewang Gyatso Rinpoche and Khenpo Tenzin Norgay. To read about our teachers, please click here.

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Lhagya Torchik 100 Deity Torma

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Due to the kindness of H.H.Karma Kuchen Rinpoche, Namdroling Montana, now has 6 of the One Hundred Deity Tormas, known as LHAGYA TORCHIK (a torma that represents 100 different Deities within a single torma) to offer to the Buddhist community.   > Click here to read more about these precious Tormas.

The Way of the Bodhisattva

"May I be a guard for those without one,
A guide for all who journey on the road,
May I become a boat, a raft or bridge,
For all who wish to cross the water."

Shantideva All are welcome to join our reading group. We are studying "The Way of the Bodhisattva" by Shantideva. See our calendar for dates and times.

Prayer Requests

If you would like to ask for prayers for a loved one, please click here. Be sure to include the name of the person or being you are requesting prayers for and why. It is common practice to make an offering of any amount when requesting prayers. This can be done by clicking on any of the "donate" now links. Be sure to mention that this is a donation for a prayer request in the comment field.

There are many blessings in requesting prayers and in making offerings for your beloved partner, parent, animal, etc. We will read a list for deceased and living loved ones before each of our practices. It is also possible to sponsor a butter lamp in honor of a loved one. Please click on the sponsor a butter lamp link at the bottom of this page to do this.

More information will follow soon.