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From 26 September to 2 October 2026, Khenpo Chagkhung Tsewang Rinpoche compassionately led a complete seven-day Dzogchen Longchen Nyingtik Phowa retreat at Ju De Academy in Melbourne.


Teach various levels of meditation to suit the needs of all people, including developing mental stability and clarity to reduce anxiety, stress etc., quickening one's realization of the nature of mind and achieving spiritual enlightenment.
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Memorial Dharma Translation House (MDTH) is working towards the translation and distribution of the four volumes of collected works written by the late H.H. Jigme Phuntsok from Tibetan into English.
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Uphold and preserve the Tibetan Buddhism especially within the Nyingma tradition Dzogchen, the highest teachings of Buddha the lineage of Great Dzochen Master H.H. Jigme Phuntsok for the benefit of all sentient beings.
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The Peaceful Mañjuśrī Sādhana is a Terma revealed by H.H. Jigme Phuntsok in 1986 at Five Peak Mountains in China. Composed spontaneously in a cave at Nārāyaṇa – Manjushri's holy seat, it holds the complete path of Vajrayana all the way up to Great Perfection, and is a timely practice revealed for these degenerate times.
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The Kurukullā Sādhana is a Terma revealed by H.H. Jigme Phuntsok at Chimpuk Mountain. A Dharma protector miraculously presented an auspicious conch-shaped treasure chest containing a summarizing treatise by Padmasambhava on the keys to Generation, Perfection, and Dzogchen practices, aimed at eliminating disasters in the turbid age.
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In the Asura cave, H.H. Jigme Phuntsok recalled past life scenes, including receiving teachings on Dorje Phurba from Padmasambhava at this sacred place. H.H. spontaneously revealed the ‘Neck-Pouch Dagger Practice’ (Purba Gulkhukma), a profound terma from Padmasambhava’s wisdom, known as the most victorious practice to eliminate adversities.
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H.H. Jigme Phuntsok's supreme aspiration and noblest mission is guiding countless sentient beings to incarnate in Dewachen—a exclusive realm distinguished by its perfect merits and ease of incarnation. Once incarnated, all desires can be fulfilled, leading to the effortless liberation of all beings.
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Sand Mandala is used to purify and bless the people and the world from negative forces and to bring harmony and peace. It acts to remind us to live in the present moment. Seeing and circling it accelerates one's realization of the nature of the world and speeds the process of enlightenment.
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Fire offering to the ḍākinī is a practice of devotion, transformation, and connection. By participating in this practice, individuals aspire to harmonize their inner and outer worlds, seek spiritual growth and blessings from the divine forces, accumulate merit and wisdom and purify breakages of samaya.
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Phowa, or Transference of Consciousness at the Time of Death, is a straightforward yet potent means of ejecting one's consciousness from the crown aperture into Dewachen. By bypassing the bardos and avoiding rebirth in the six realms of cyclic existence, practitioners can quickly attain enlightenment.
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A profound Terma by Dudjom Lingpa offers a potent approach to purify obscurations. In 2017, Tsewang Rinpoche received direct teachings and empowerments from H.H. the Third Dudjom Rinpoche in India for this Chöd practice. Starting in October 2023, Tsewang Rinpoche began teaching this Chöd practice in Australia.
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It is a sacred dance, very popular in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition, which originated from the pure-vision treasure teachings of Jamgön Mipham Rinpoche, bestowing blessings, strength, energy and courage. Its performance spreads auspiciousness, nurturing universal peace and happiness.
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From 26 September to 2 October 2026, Khenpo Chagkhung Tsewang Rinpoche compassionately led a complete seven-day Dzogchen Longchen Nyingtik Phowa retreat at Ju De Academy in Melbourne.





































Led by Khenpo Tsewang Rinpoche, the pilgrimage group undertook a fifteen-day sacred journey through Bhutan, visiting major Buddhist sites in Paro, Thimphu, Bumthang, Punakha, and Paro Taktsang. Following the path of H.H. Jigme Phuntsok’s 1990 journey to Bhutan, participants engaged in prostrations, tsok practices, prayers and aspiration prayers. The pilgrimage also honoured the enlightened activities of Guru Padmasambhava, Longchenpa, Thangtong Gyalpo, and other great masters, dedicating all accumulated merit to the flourishing of the Dharma, world peace, and the liberation of all beings.



















A heartfelt welcome to Khenchen Tsulnam Rinpoche, a master of the Kagyu tradition and heart-disciple of H.H. Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche, whose visit brought immense blessing and joy to our community.









Tsewang Rinpoche travelled to Nepal to bestow complete empowerments and oral transmissions of the Collected Works of Jigme Phuntsok Rinpoche, and presided over the Longchenpa memorial ceremony at Shechen Monastery.

Yishin Norbu was founded in 2022 by Chakhung Lama Tsewang Rinpoche to serve society's well-being through various projects and support engagement in the practice and study of Buddha's wisdom, especially within the tradition of Choje Jigme Phuntsok of Tibet, and compassion in Australia and the world.
Find Out More“Don't lose your own path, don't disturb the minds of others”
— H.H. JIGME PHUNTSOK
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