Tibetan culture should survive...

Our mission

“The Shang Shung Institute exists for the preservation of Tibetan culture and to translate Tibetan books into Western languages. Through the Shang Shung Institute we are trying to do something to maintain the survival of Tibetan culture and understanding.

Shang Shung, the name of the Institute, reflects the source of Tibetan culture and history - it was known as a great empire throughout the Orient and the study of Shang Shung is extremely important if we are to understand the great antiquity, the unique nature and the universal importance of Tibetan culture, past and present.”

Chögyal Namkhai Norbu
founder of the Shang Shung Institute

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Latest news and events

04.05.2012

SSI Australia launched!

Shang Shung Institute Australia was inaugurated by our beloved Master at Namgyalgar North on Sunday 29th April 2012! The organisation is being registered as a Not-for-profit incorporated body and its office will be at Namgyalgar North, in the Glasshouse Mountains, Queensland, Australia. May our efforts help towards the preservation of the Tibetan Culture into the future!

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01.04.2012

Kunye course with Aldo Oneto in St. Petersburg, Russia

The International Shang Shung Institute is happy to announce The Intensive course of Tibetan Kunye massage with Aldo Oneto which will take place from April,1 to April, 7 in St. Petersburg, Russia. This intensive course is the first part of the extensive Kunye training program, two more courses will follow.

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09.12.2011

Third International Conference on Tibetan language

We are happy to announce the Third International Conference on Tibetan language, promoted by Chögyal Namkhai Norbu and jointly organized by Columbia University, Trace Foundation, the Shang Shung Institute, and the Tibetan Buddhist Resource Center. The conference will be held from December 9–14, 2011, at Columbia University in New York City.

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Chögyal Namkhai Norbu

Awakening upon Dying: The Tibetan Book of the Dead

Awakening upon Dying


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