A New Look for Kadampa.org
Everything you'll find on Kadampa.org
From the Founder's teachings and the 23 books that shaped Modern Buddhism, to podcasts, a glossary, and your nearest centre — here's what's on the site today.
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche
Meditation Master
A world-renowned meditation master and Teacher (1931–2022), affectionately known as Venerable Geshe-la. He inspired thousands to apply Buddha's teachings to solve their problems and find lasting inner peace.
Read about Venerable Geshe-la's life →23 Books to Transform Your Mind
Venerable Geshe Kelsang Gyatso Rinpoche dedicated his life to writing 23 highly acclaimed books on Buddhist thought and meditation, making these precious teachings accessible to everyone.
Free Meditation App
Guided meditations, podcasts and eBooks by Geshe Kelsang Gyatso in the tradition of Modern Kadampa Buddhism — completely free on your phone.
- Guided meditations for every level
- Full text of Modern Buddhism
- Available in multiple languages
More ways to explore Kadampa Buddhism
Podcasts, teachings, and everything you need to find and connect with a centre near you.
The Modern Buddhism Podcast
Kadampa practitioners share their real experiences of Dharma practice in everyday life — new video episodes on the site and on YouTube.
Watch episodes →
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What Are You Focusing on?
A short teaching on why dwelling on problems only makes them heavier — and how a few minutes of mindful reflection each day can change that.
Kadampa Glossary
A clear dictionary of Buddhist and Kadampa terms — perfect for anyone starting to study who needs to understand the vocabulary in books and teachings.
Browse the glossary →
Find your Centre
Nearly 1,000 centres and groups across nearly 40 countries. Find the one closest to you and see what's happening there.
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Explore Kadampa Buddhism
Discover the rich tradition of Kadampa Buddhism through its teachings, practices, and history.
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Podcasts, teachings, the books of Geshe Kelsang Gyatso, your nearest centre and much more — all in one place.
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