Anam Thubten

Anam Thubten

Anam Thubten grew up in Tibet and at an early age began to practice in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Among his many teachers, his most formative guides were Lama Tsurlo, Khenpo Chopel, and Lama Garwang. One of his main projects is to preserve the lineage of Dudjom Lingpa in the modern world.

He is the founder and spiritual advisor of both Dharmata Foundation and Kailash Fellowship. He is the author of several articles and books in both Tibetan and English.

His published books in English include: Voice of the Primordial Buddha; Choosing Compassion; No Self, No Problem; Into the Haunted Ground; and The Citadel of Awareness.

Anam Thubten teaches widely in the United States and abroad.

Anam Thubten

Anam Thubten grew up in Tibet and at an early age began to practice in the Nyingma tradition of Tibetan Buddhism. Among his many teachers, his most formative guides were Lama Tsurlo, Khenpo Chopel, and Lama Garwang. One of his main projects is to preserve the lineage of Dudjom Lingpa in the modern world.

He is the founder and spiritual advisor of both Dharmata Foundation and Kailash Fellowship. He is the author of several articles and books in both Tibetan and English.

His published books in English include: Voice of the Primordial Buddha; Choosing Compassion; No Self, No Problem; Into the Haunted Ground; and The Citadel of Awareness.

Anam Thubten teaches widely in the United States and abroad.

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EVENTS

Releasing the Knot of the Mind: Instructions on Resting in Stillness & Awareness

March 6: Friday Night Public Talk (optional) 7:00–approximately 9:00 MST pm, March 7–8: Weekend Retreat, 10:00-- 5:00 MST | Boulder Shambhala Center

The human mind can become entangled in its own concepts, beliefs, and emotional patterns, creating contraction and unnecessary suffering. Yet the mind also holds the capacity to release these knots and reveal its innate spaciousness, clarity, and compassion. Drawing on the Nyingma tradition and the wisdom of Dzogchen masters such as Dudjom Lingpa, Anam Thubten