Merabsarpa is an online academic and journalistic writing project initiated by a group of Tibetan students whose common belief and a shared consciousness commits itself to the mission of broadening our understandings and nurturing conducive atmosphere for the growth of rigorous intellectual discourses. It serves as a platform for intellectual and academic debates, and analysis of issues distributed across different fields of our educational endeavors.
Machik seeks to help chart new pathways forward as communities on the Tibetan plateau approach uncertain times. By respecting the standpoint of others and appreciating our responsibility toward one another and to our collective human future, we have learned that meaningful change is possible, even under challenging circumstances. In our years of working directly with local Tibetan communities, these principles have enabled us to find our way across many uncertainties. Tel: 202.536.4858 | fax: 202.386.6239
Maitripa College in Portland, Oregon, will produce enlightened practitioners, politicians, businesspeople, social workers, teachers, artists, philosophers, scientists, environmentalists, and healthcare workers for the 21st century. We will fulfill this vision through the development of an accredited Buddhist University offering graduate and undergraduate education guided by the principles of the Buddhadharma. The College will educate students in traditional areas of liberal arts, such as philosophy, political science, languages, and the arts, as well as in practical areas of expertise, such as psychology, social work, environmental sciences, business, and healthcare. Phone: 503-235-2477 | fax: 503-231-6408.
Tibetan Medical and Astrological College was founded in 2nd June, 1961 under the auspicious guidance of H.H. the XIVth Dalai Lama. The main aim and objective is to preserve the rich and ancient system of traditional Tibetan medicine and Astrological science, and to impart the knowledge on these fields to the younger Tibetan generation. Tel: 0091-1892-223113 / 223222 / 307068 / 307069 | Fax: 0091-1892-224116.
