Welcome to the Tibetan Sakya Trust


After many years of service, the Tibetan Sakya Trust is closing and merging with Sakya Rigzin Ling.


This change brings together our shared aims and activities under one organisation, helping to preserve and support the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism, provide teachings on the nature of the mind, and encourage the practice of compassion, generosity, meditation and loving kindness.


We are deeply grateful to all our teachers, trustees, supporters, volunteers and friends who have helped the charity fulfil its purpose over the years. Your generosity and commitment have made it possible to share Buddhist teachings, support those in need, and promote the values of dana, the practice of giving.


The work and intentions of the charity will continue through Sakya Rigzin Ling, where future teachings, events, practice opportunities and charitable activities will be developed and shared.


Thank you for your support, kindness and trust during this transition.


For future information, activities and contact details, please visit www.sakya-rigzin-ling.uk


Registered Charity Number 1105227

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Run solely by volunteers

A charitable trust

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Faith

Helping anyone from any faith or background

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Connectivity

Understanding we are all humans walking together

The Tibetan Sakya Trust (TST) was originally set up in 2003 by the venerable Khenpo Jamyang Lekshey.

Our core objectives:

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To relieve poverty and sickness and to advance education by any charitable means

We run ad hoc events and initiatives throughout the year, fostering kindness and compassion for those in need.

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To advance the education of the public in the principles and philosophies of Tibetan Buddhism through teaching, study and observance of the traditions of Tibetan Buddhism

Discover the transformative power of Tibetan Buddhist teachings.

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To advance the Buddhist religion, particularly but not exclusively the Sakya tradition of Tibetan Buddhism

Join us in a journey of mind transformation through the teachings of an esteemed lineage of Sakya masters.