For twenty-two years, Jnanasukha Foundation has offered the traditional wisdom of the Dudjom Nyingma tradition. The founder, Lama Dechen Wangmo, was enthroned by Repkong Lama Tsedrup Tharchin Rinpoche, whose teachings deeply resonated with Westerners. Since his passing in 2013, his echoing words, "More Please," have inspired her to continue growing the Foundation.

*My online presence at Utpala Life (a free private Mighty Networks) supports the Sangha through translations, teachings, videos, and practice sessions, while at the Tsogyal Center website, I post free downloads for the public. Earlier this year, I started a newsletter for everyone. “New Moon, New Choices”.

* Sacred art is as important as texts. The Foundation has successfully commissioned several sacred art projects for Dudjom Rinpoche's Khandro Thuktik/Dakini Heart Essence mind treasure; sponsored new murals in Tibet based on Yeshe Tsogyal’s life story; and commissioned the translation of Drime Kunga's treasure biography of Yeshe Tsogyal, now published in English and German.

*Deeply grateful to the motherland of Tibet and a firm believer in the value of pilgrimage for Westerners, since 2009, I have offered pilgrimages to Tibet through Sangha Journeys. During Covid, I provided several livestreams from Tibet.

*The great female masters are very dear to me, so I authored unique websites about Khandro Yeshe Tsogyal and Tare Lhamo.

* The Foundation's grantmaking recipients include organizations for Lama Tharchin Rinpoche’s legacy, Treasury of Lives for biographies of Nyingma masters (including Dudjom Rinpoche), and the Buddhist Digital Resource Center for the development of a Nyingma interface on their website and on hard drives to be distributed in India, Nepal, and Tibet.

* Lastly, the Foundation loves to extend its direct benefits through supporting monastics and yogins, sponsoring prayers, rituals, and yak life releases in Tibet, and contributing to animal care and sanctuaries in the USA.

Thank you. Every year-end gift will empower More Wisdom & Action in the Dudjom Tradition in 2025— Lama Dechen Yeshe Wangmo, December 28, 2024