From Tribhuvan international airport to dakshinkali municipality Nepal there are 3 main routes.
This dakshinkali municipality in the south of Kathmandu district is familiar with historical, religious and cultural, tourist sites. The declaration of this …
VISSION – MISSION
“Through the practice of Vajrayana Buddhism, may the radiant flower of Tibetan Culture be preserved for the benefit of all beings.”
All of creation is conspiring to shower us with blessings. Life is crazily in love with us – brazenly and innocently in love with us. The universe always gives us exactly what we need, exactly when we need it.
The winds and the tides are on our side, forever and ever, amen. The fire and the rain are scheming to steal our impossible pain.
The sun and the moon and the stars remember our real names, and our ancestors pray for us while we’re dreaming.
We have guardian angels and thousands of teachers, provocateurs with designs to unleash us, helpers and saviors we can’t even imagine, brothers an sisters who want us to blossom. Thanks to them, from whom the blissful blessings flow, we are waking up.
Vision
To spread happiness and peace of mind through catering Buddhist wisdom to each needy person by maintaining equilibrium between the ancient Buddhist wisdom and the anticipatory future emergencies.
Mission
The mission of the Central Institute of Buddhist Studies lies in developing the multi-faceted personality of the students by instilling in them the values of Buddhist philosophy, literature and arts. Further, the mission includes implementing National Education Policy that leads the learners to innovation and service to society. However to achieve its mission, the institute aims at the following objectives:
In-depth study of Buddhist Philosophy and Buddhist Logic along with its history, culture and arts.
The study of canonical literature along with ancient classical languages like Sanskrit, Tibet and Nepal, and also the study of modern languages like Hindi and English.
The study of modern subjects such as Indian History, Bauddh Puranic History, Comparative Philosophy, Political Science, Economics, Mathematics and General Science.
Making the Institute a Research Centre of Excellence and providing PhD programs in all the subjects available in the Institute in order to provide opportunity to the poor students of Dakshinkali Municipality.
Researching on topics related to Buddhism and Himalayan studies, and other subjects taught in the institute.
Study of Sowa Rigpa Medicines and Surgery, Bhot Astrology and Astronomy, Thankha Paintings, Himalayan Wood Carvings and Himalayan Sculpture related to Buddhism.
Translation of Buddhist manuscripts into Indian languages like Hindi, Sanskrit and English.
Collecting, preserving and publishing rare manuscripts.
Collecting and preserving objects-de-art of archaeological significance of the region.
Organizing seminars, exhibitions and academic exchange programmes.
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At our Buddhist center, our mission is to provide a sanctuary for individuals seeking spiritual growth, and personal transformation. We are dedicated to preserving and sharing the teachings of Buddhism, offering a space where people from all walks of life can embark on a profound journey of self-discovery.
Our mission is rooted in the belief that everyone has the potential to awaken their innate wisdom and compassion.
Embracing the rich traditions of Buddhism, we provide opportunities for individuals to immerse themselves in monastic prayers, participate in exclusive gatherings, and find solace in the presence of our revered Buddha Statue.
Our mission extends beyond the walls of our center as we actively engage in outreach programs, and interfaith dialogue.
There are 4 main subjects
Dharma for Kids
Dharma For Adults
Dharma For Teenagers
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