Mangalam Center

Mangalam Center Mangalam Center is a place to learn, grow, and explore in the heart of downtown Berkeley. We are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.

Exploring new ways of bringing wisdom to the modern world - we embrace spiritual, Buddhist, secular, and integrated approaches to learning about our mind and ourselves. We host courses, lectures and other public events for the Berkeley community, as well as programs, seminars and academic conferences for a scholarly audience. Mangalam Center was founded by Tibetan lama Tarthang Tulku and is rooted

in the Tibetan Buddhist tradition. However, we host a broad array of both Buddhist and non-Buddhist events, often co-sponsored by one of our partner organizations. Mangalam Center is dedicated to fostering knowledge for the benefit of the local community and all humanity. Our partners include Center for Creative Inquiry, Light of Buddhadharma Foundation International, Mangalam Research Center for Buddhist Languages, Tibetan Aid Project and Tsethar International

New Publication from Mangalam Press - *|mangalampress.org|*Guardians of the Dharma: The Sixteen Arhats in TibetAccording...
12/19/2025

New Publication from Mangalam Press - *|mangalampress.org|*

Guardians of the Dharma: The Sixteen Arhats in Tibet

According to some Buddhist traditions, sixteen Arhats were selected by the Buddha to remain in this world after his passing and protect the teachings until the coming of the next Buddha. Guardians of the Dharma highlights the significant role these Sixteen Elders play in the literature, art, and religious practices of Tibet and the Himalayan region.

https://mangalampress.org

On Thursday, December 4, 5-6:30 PT we are excited to host Rupert Gethin, Ph.D., in person at Mangalam Research Center, 2...
11/23/2025

On Thursday, December 4, 5-6:30 PT we are excited to host Rupert Gethin, Ph.D., in person at Mangalam Research Center, 2018 Allston Way, Berkeley and hybrid/online on Zoom. He will speaking (based on research from his forthcoming book from Oxford University Press) on “Mapping a buddha’s mind: some reflections on the Theravāda, Sarvāstivāda, and Yogācāra Abhidharma.”

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/mapping-a-buddhas-mind-a-talk-by-rupert-gethin-tickets-1969996934863?aff=oddtdtcreator

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2018 Allston Way
Berkeley, CA
94704

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+15108091541

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