Female Buddhist teacher, author visits Boulder
As a young girl born to a Tibetan Buddhist who ran a monastery, Khandro Rinpoche felt a bit outnumbered. “My sister and myself were the only women there, besides my mother,” she says. “We were surrounded by monks who were men, teachers who were men, everywhere were men.”
Female Buddhist teacher, author visits Boulder
Tibetan Buddhist teacher Khandro Rinpoche steals a few quiet moments in between her speakingengagements in Boulder. (Jonathan Castner)
New option for Tibetan talk with China?
There have been several rounds of talk with the Chinese government authorities in order to solve the Tibetan issue. Yet, no results have emerged out of them. The main reason behind the failure of the talk