Blog Categorys: Library Updates
Dolpopa’s Song of Auspiciousness in Translation
We are happy to make a new translation of a song of auspiciousness by Dolpopa available to download and share.
Read MoreShangpa Sites on Tibet Map
The Shangpa Kagyu tradition has had close historical connections with the Jonang since the sixteenth century.
Read MoreTranslation of Chod Texts by Taranatha
Translator Sarah Harding has graciously made available two translations of Tarantha’s writings on Chod practice.
Read MoreJonang Sites Database
We thought to share with you some of our preliminary findings on an ongoing research database to map the geographical history of Jonang monasteries and sites. Since 2004, we at…
Read MoreJonang Takten Monastery 3D Map
An extension of our sites database and interactive satellite map of Jonang sites, we are happy to announce the launch of our 3D map of the campus of Takten Phuntsok…
Read MoreFinding the Original Jonang Monastery
The Jonangpa have longstanding historical and cultural ties to locality.[1] So much so that their very identity is derived from and enmeshed within their place of origin. The term “Jonang”…
Read MoreJonang Sites Interactive Map
The following post is by Connor McCarty, an honors student at the University of Alabama and contributor to Jonang Foundation.[1] Working in collaboration with the University of Alabama, we at…
Read MoreNew Master Bios.
JF’s Masters Database One of the ongoing projects that we have been developing on the main website is our Masters Database in conjunction with the Sites Database. Recently we have…
Read MoreThe First Jonangpa
Throughout my readings on the Jonangpa in English, I’ve noticed the (all too) common attribution of either Yumo Mikyo Dorje or Dolpopa Sherab Gyaltsen as the “founder” of the Jonang…
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