Choeze Kuchen has been dedicating his life in disseminating Dharma across the world.
WHAT WE DO
Being a non-profit organization, we offer Tibetan buddhist teachings and practices for monks and devotees.
OUR TEACHING
Our teachings are based off the practices of Drikung Kagyu- The Five-fold Profound Path of Mahamudrā and The Six Dharmas of Nāropa.
OUR PRESENCE
We are actively setting up new buddhist centres across Asia region with the aim of delivering quality Buddhism teachings.
OUR INITIATIVES
We are finding new ways to deliver more Buddhist teachings through next-generation technologies.
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buddhist centres
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number of lamas
801
years of teaching
16020
number of graduated scholars
meet us in person
Check out our scheduled tour to meet up with devotees. Contact your local centre representative for more information.
WHAT WE DO
Our local tour would encompass some of the key highlights of the Tibetan Dharma practice, delivered face-to-face in your nearest Tibetan buddhist centres.
OUR PRACTICE
We conduct prayers, puja, meditation and advisory in both public and private setting.
OUR MISSION
We strive to share more Tibetan Buddhist practices through sharing of insights and experience.
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sustainable buddhism
We care about our beloved practitioners, devotees and communities and work to make positive change to make tomorrow a better place. Every year, we run fundraising campaigns to sustain Buddhism. Be it monetary or time contribution, every single modest contribution counts. We believe that together, we can make a difference.
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We organize puja in both private and public setting across the globe. Speak to us and let us help you plan out your puja activities.
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about us
Choeze Kuchen Rinpoche is one of the high lamas of Choeze Thupten Dhargyeling monastery in Kham, Tibet. He is regarded as the manifestation of Yamantaka- a wrathful aspect of Manjushri.
Choeze Thupten Dhargyeling Monastery was established by Maha Siddha Nged Phupa, who was the true disciple of H.H. Drikung Kyobpa Jigten Sumgon. It is located at Gawa in Eastern Tibet.