Mangalam Studio
Sharing Spiritual Arts, Teachings, & Practices
Spiritual Impact
At Mangalam, we share spiritual arts, teachings, and practices to cultivate loving-kindness, compassion, inner peace, and wisdom in our daily lives. We would like to share with you a highlight of our recent activities.
Arts
We continue to work on Mangalam Asian Art Preservations for 84 Indian Mahasiddhas, 24 Togden Tibetan Mahasiddhas, Vajrayogini Naropa Lineage, and Shri Chakrasamvara Body Mandala Art Preservation Projects. We have completed 84 Indian Mahasiddha thangkas, and still need funding for 24 Togden Tibetan Mahasiddha thangkas, 45 Root and Lineage Gurus of Naropa Vajrayogini thangkas, and 62 Deities of Shri Chakrasamvara Body Mandala. These Mahasiddhas and Gurus are the source of the Vajrayana Buddhist teachings, meditations, and yantra yogas, including vayu, nadi, bliss, and mahamudra practices. We are going to share these arts, teachings, and practices in the form of books, podcasts, videos, and exhibitions as we have done for 21 Tara Art Preservation Project. We are joyful that our art videos have continued to be shared in more than 130 countries.
Teachings & Practices
We have launched Mangalam Online Course to provide systematic learning of profound Buddhist teachings. Mangalamkosha Publications have also published various books on Hinayana, Mahayana, and Vajrayana teachings and practices. These texts are available on Amazon. We have also continued our outreach program in various cities in Bahamas, California, Canada, Florida, Massachusetts, Maine, New York, North Carolina, Texas, and Vermont. In 2018, Sakya Institute for Buddhist Studies and Mangalam are honored to host His Holiness the Sakya Trichen to bestow important empowerments, blessings, and teachings, including Yamantaka, Medicine Buddha, Green Tara, Golden Tara, Long Life, and Vajrayogini.
We are very joyful and thankful to all of you who have generously supported us with your time, energy, and resources. May all of our effort bring genuine love, compassion, and wisdom to everyone.
Best wishes,
Mangalam Team
On behalf of Harvard Buddhist Chaplaincy, Sakya Institute, and Mangalam
FOUNDER & TEACHER
KHEN RINPOCHE LAMA MIGMAR TSETEN
Lama Migmar has been teaching and guiding students since 1989 and has been serving Harvard students, faculties, and staffs as a Harvard Buddhist Chaplain since 1997. He founded Sakya Institute for Buddhist Studies in Cambridge, Massachusetts in 1990.
Lama Migmar has authored and published many books covering various subjects from Hinayana, Mahayana, and Vajrayana traditions. He established Mangalam Studio in 2013 to share spiritual arts, teachings, and practices. In 2017, Lama Migmar created the Mangalam Online Course to provide a rigorous and systematic way to study and practice Dharma anywhere in the world. He is one of the lead faculties at Kripalu in Berkshire, MA. Lama Migmar is also a visiting teacher at 1440, Sivananda Ashram Yoga Retreat Bahamas, and The Art of Living Retreat Center.