Reincarnation, Karma, and Grief
Anam Thubten addresses reincarnation, karma and grief from a Nyingma perspective.
Nyingma
Nyingma-trained teacher and founder of the Dharmata Foundation, offering Dzogchen-inspired meditation to Western audiences outside a monastic structure.
Anam Thubten trained within the Nyingma lineage of Tibetan Buddhism before founding the Dharmata Foundation to teach a Dzogchen-influenced approach adapted for lay Western students, deliberately outside a monastic or highly ritualised framework. His teaching favours plain language and direct pointing to open awareness over elaborate ceremony.
He leads a full 2026 weekend-retreat schedule across the United States and Europe, including sessions in Idaho, Arkansas, London, Boston and Nova Scotia.
“If I look deeply, there's no Anam Thubten.”Anam Thubten
Talks, day programmes and retreats currently listed in the Paths Are Many calendar.
Online · Weekly online dharma talk
Richmond, California, United States · Biweekly meditation and talk
Richmond, California, United States · Ceremony
Richmond, California, United States · Meditation and dharma talk
Jefferson, Maine, United States · Six-night residential retreat
Richmond, California, United States · Meditation and dharma talk
Online · Online meditation and talk
Boston, Massachusetts, United States · Weekend retreat
Short introductions and longer conversations, to hear this teacher in their own words.
Anam Thubten addresses reincarnation, karma and grief from a Nyingma perspective.
A Dharmata Foundation talk on working with the restless, wandering 'monkey mind'.
Oldest school of Tibetan Buddhism; strongly associated with Dzogchen and numerous treasure lineages.
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