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Amalha Is a Buddhist charitable non-profit organization. Started as private initiative in the late 1990s to come in aid of Tibetan Refugees in India and people from the Himalayas. Next to direct help to Refugees, our other main aims are to promote solidarity between Buddhist women of different cultural backgrounds and to research, convey and protect Buddhist philosophy, religion and culture.Tel: +32 2 380 83 98 (Marie-Christine Van Eecke).

The Fifth Amnyi Trulchung Rinpoche was born in 1970, amid many auspicious signs, and was soon recognised as the reincarnation of the Fourth Amnyi Trulchung Rinpoche of the Ju Mohor Monastery of Tibet. At the age of 18 years he was formally enthroned as the the Fifth Amnyi Trulchung Rinpoche and abbot of the Ju Monastery of Tibet.

Dharma Treasury was launched in early 1999 at www.mandala.hr as the first Buddhist Website in Croatia, then with five menus containing some 30 files. Initially, it's purpose was to present the newly formed Mandala Society and it's Shingon Center, and to offer a reliable introduction to a variety of teachings considered common to most schools of Buddhadharma. In time the archive grew and grew, gradually focusing more on the various trends in the Western domestication of the Dharma, and also giving more attention to comprehensive views expressed by leading theorists and teachers, Buddhist or otherwise, translators and transformators in the naked spirit.

Dhonden Foundation was founded in 2001 by Geshe Sonam Gyaltsen, known to his students as 'Geshela'. Geshela has been teaching Buddhism at the Maitreya Institute in the Netherlands since he arrived here in 1992. Geshela offers his western students of Buddhism and all sympathetic supporters with a reliable charity for the practice of generosity and compassion.

Dutch Aid to Tibetans was founded in 1963. The main aim of the Foundation is to “Help the Tibetans to remain Tibetan”, in other words, to maintain the unique Tibetan culture. The Foundation contributes to this by: Providing help to refugee Tibetan children, who are looked after in children’s villages in India; Providing support to projects that aim at assisting children and adults to build towards their own future; Raising awareness of the situation of Tibetans, through films such as “Tashi Delek, Zompa!” and the Tibetan Learning Chest for use in Dutch primary schools. Tel + 31-(0)35-6970535 | C.o.C. 41149073 (Den Haag).

Amchi Dorjee Tseten Bhutia studied Tibetan Medicine at the Men-Tsee-Khang (Tibetan Medical College) in Dharamsala, India. Since 2002 Amchi Bhutia is residing in The Netherlands and worked with NSTG Amsterdam for three years he had received around 8516 patients. In january 2006, Amchi Bhutia has established a new centre, the European Centre for Traditional Tibetan Medicine (ecttm) for consultations and education based in The Netherlands. Telephone: +31 (0) 35 5338 145 / +31 (0) 30 604 6590
Mobile: +31 (0) 630 200 459 | Fax: +31 (0) 84 22 85 699

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