The meaning of Dharma and how to practice is explained by Lama Zopa Rinpoche

Mahayana refuge has three causes - fear, faith and compassion

Lama Zopa Rinpoche summarizes the benefits of taking refuge

Written for the newsletter of the Australia Tibet Council

Impressions of Tibet from a 1995 visit, which included pilgrimage to Mt. Kailash, Lake Mansarovar and other sacred sites.

Identifying the cause of suffering and how to end it

A prayer for peace by the great yogi Thangtong Gyalpo,translated by Lama Zopa Rinpoche at the time of the terrorist attack in New York and Washington.

A talk on how compassion and universal responsibility lead to a peaceful world

A message from His Holiness for the turn of the century

Advice about how to respond to news of war

A talk on the need for a greater sense of human community in order to bring about peace in our world

How we can practice Dharma, the true cause of happiness, twenty-four hours a day.

Compassion as the core value of all the world's religions

This teaching came from Silent Mind, Holy Mind, a collection of talks given by Lama Yeshe at Kopan Monastery at the end of one of the month-long Kopan meditation courses.

Clarifying the meaning of refuge, as the first step on the Buddhist path