Kyosang Rinpoche was a spiritual teacher (lama) of Tibetan Buddhism. Born in Tibet nine years before the Chinese invasion of 1959, he was ordained as a monk at an early age. In the same year he flew with other monks to South India and grew up in a monastery in exile, where he worked as an assistant teacher. In 1988 Rinpoche went to London to spread the Teaching of Buddha in Europe. Having experienced many difficulties, he finally founded in 2001 Je Tsongkhapa Ling Buddhist College and Home Retirement in Alsace, France and remained its director until his death. In September 2012 he went to his silent retreat. In 2013 Rinpoche published a book of his sermons under the title SNOW LION FACES EUROPE. Rinpoche died in Saarbrücken, Germany, on July 31, 2014.



This memorial account was created by Rinpoche's disciples who firmly believe that Rinpoche's work 'must be set free,' i.e. must be available for the reader.