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We can transform any problem, even death, into happiness. The point is not to stop the
experience of problems but to stop the conditions that we call 'problems' from disturbing
our mind, and instead use them to support the spiritual path that we practice.
Mandala August – September issue has a feature on the rituals that are the bedrock of Tibetan Buddhism, a look at the culture clash that ordination by Westerners can create, a Mixed Motives column on neurotic refuge, and more.
LYWA is the Archive of FPMT. It contains the recordings and transcripts of Lama Thubten Yeshe's and Kyabje Lama Thubten Zopa Rinpoche's teachings dating back to the early 1970s. You can read transcripts, view photos and listen to teachings.
The Maitreya Statue is a magnificent 500ft/152m bronze statue in the form of Maitreya Buddha. The statue is being built to last at least 1,000 years, providing an enduring monument to the quality of loving-kindness. The purpose is to bring as much benefit as possible, for as long as possible - spiritually, in education and healthcare, and economically, through the direct and indirect creation of employment opportunities.
If you're new to Buddhism, please read our Buddhism FAQ. A place to learn about Buddhism in general, FPMT, and our Discovering Buddhism at Home series.
The Maitreya Statue is a magnificent 500ft/152m bronze statue in the form of Maitreya Buddha. The statue is being built to last at least 1,000 years, providing an enduring monument to the quality of loving-kindness. The purpose is to bring as much benefit as possible, for as long as possible - spiritually, in education and healthcare, and economically, through the direct and indirect creation of employment opportunities.
If you're new to Buddhism, please read our Buddhism FAQ. A place to learn about Buddhism in general, FPMT, and our Discovering Buddhism at Home series.
