The Gods’ Secret Drum that Spontaneously Accomplishes all Goals.
Aspirations for the Continued Flourishing of the Glorious Shangpa Kagyu Doctrine.
by Dilgo Kyentsé Rinpoché.... read more →
The Shangpa Kagyu lineage is often referred to as the ´secret lineage´ because Niguma instructed Khyungpo Naljor to transmit the teachings to only one student for the first seven generations […]... read more →
On September 17, 1990, the reincarnation of Kalu Rinpoche was born in Darjeeling, India. His father, Lama Gyaltsen, nephew of Kalu Rinpoche, had been his secretary since his youth. Tai […]... read more →
The Shangpa Kagyu of course has many deities and mandalas, but there are five main tantras which are all together as one unit, which is known as Gyu De Lha […]... read more →
The Shangpa Kagyu lineage is one of the eight practice lineages of the Tibetan tradition.
Khyungpo Naljor received Five Cycles from two Dakinis: Niguma and Sukhasiddhi, from Vajrasanapa, Maitripa and Rahula.... read more →
“At the time of approach, accomplishment and application of activities, this practice of the “Combined Accomplishment of the Four Deities” is indispensable. […] Complete this practice according to its […]... read more →
There are many special teachings in the Shangpa Lineage but the most important are called the Five Golden Teachings, which are likened to the parts of a tree. The roots […]... read more →
His Eminence the Venerable Kyabje Kalu Rinpoche was born in 1905 in the Kham province of Eastern Tibet. His father, the thirteenth incarnation of Ratak Palsang Tulku was an accomplished […]... read more →
Through the noble intentions of His Eminence Kyabje Kalu Rinpoche, his incarnation Yangsi Kalu Rinpoche was born September 17 1990, during the monthly fulfillment offerings to the special Shangpa Kagyu […]... read more →
The mendicant Yogi Mokchokpa set down this brief account of Vajradhara, so that all practioners of the Shangpa lineage may gain realization. Vajradhara is a Sanskrit name; Vajra means “diamond” […]... read more →