Khyentse Vision Project is a non-profit initiative under the umbrella of Khyentse Foundation.
Our mission is to make the treasury of Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo’s writings widely accessible for a global community of practitioners and scholars by translating and publishing his works freely online. Our long-term aspiration is to become a translation hub for the teachings of the Khyentse lineage masters and to help bring their wisdom to life in new and creative way
The core writings of the nineteenth-century scholar and treasure revealer Jamyang Khyentse Wangpo include his Collected Works (Kabum) and Seven Transmissions (Kabab Dun)—totaling over 30,000 Tibetan pages. As one of the founders of the nonsectarian Rimé tradition, Khyentse Wangpo produced meditation instructions, philosophical treatises, songs, sādhanas, histories, treasure cycles, and pith instructions that represent all traditions of Tibetan Buddhism. The range of Khyentse Wangpo’s works represents both his vast scholarly knowledge and his vision of treasuring the many Vajrayāna lineages. This unbiased spirit is a hallmark of the teachings of the Khyentse masters that continue to be transmitted to the present day. The content of the collections sheds light on a vast range of topics relevant to both practitioners of Tibetan Buddhism and scholars of Tibetan history and culture. Khyentse Vision Project also provides translator training, creative initiatives, workshops, and online Dharma talks to help readers connect with Khyentse Wangpo’s wisdom.
