1. Welcome speech by Peter Stuart

3rd INTERNATIONAL BUDDHISM IN AUSTRALIA CONFERENCE TRINITY COLLEGE, UWA, PERTH, WA, 6th – 7th February 2014   6th February 2014 The Venerable Vello Vaartnou, Head of the Estonian Nyingma in ...

2. Mundgod: a Tibetan Buddhist Settlement in Karnataka State (South India) by Dr. S.G. Chalawadi

... surviving. There are five major sects or order of Tibetan Buddhism. They are: Nyingmapa (Svim-ma-pa) Sakyapa (Sa-skya-pa) Kargyupta (Bkah-rgyad-pa) Kadampa (Bkah-gadams-pa) Gelukpa (Dge-lugs-pa) ...

3. "Buddhism & Australia"

... with Buddhist from overseas. History The author and main organizer of international conference "Buddhism & Australia" is Vello Vaartnou, the Head of Estonian Nyingma and IC Buddhism & Australia, ...

4. Origin and symbolism of Buryatian Buddhist architecture Dr. Tsybikdorzhiev Dorzhi Vladimirovich

... A. Pozdneev confidently believed that the line Huhen Gegen comes from the Nyingma tradition. Part III. During the mid-18th century Buryats begin to convert the yurt (felt) temples to stationary. Among ...

5. Estonian Nyingma

The author and main organizer of international conference "Buddhism & Australia" is Vello Vaartnou, the Head of Estonian Nyingma and IC Buddhism & Australia. Vello Vaartnou considers, that the ...

6. The current state of Buddhism in Kalmykia Chagdir Sandzhiev

... of the Nyingma school venerable Namkha Drimed Rabjam Rinpoche, a well-known teacher Namkhai Norbu Rinpoche, director of the Library of Tibetan Works and Archives Geshe Lhakdor, the head of the Department ...

7. Call for Quarterly Submissions

... 1, 2014 September 1, 2014 January 1, 2015 The submissions will be approved by Vello Vaartnou, the Head of Estonian Nyingma and Buddhism & Australia. The choice of topic and handling of the ...

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Since 2007, Estonian Nyingma has been organizing international academic conferences named Buddhism & Nordland in capital city of Estonia- Tallinn. The main emphasis of the conferences has been the ...

9. About Us

Estonian Nyingma The first Nyingma movement  or Estonian Buddhist Brotherhood , was established by Vello Väärtnõu in 1982, in Tallinn . They were also well-known in ...