Barbara Elizabeth Stewart, Author at The Chronicles of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche

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Barbara Elizabeth Stewart is a writer who taught at universities in New York, India, Bhutan and the United Arab Emirates. She lives in Halifax, Nova Scotia.

Khandro Rinpoche, the 7 Points of Mind Training, and Halifax

Barbara Elizabeth Stewart

A great August weekend

Beyond Comprehension

Barbara Elizabeth Stewart

Book Review: From Lion’s Jaws, Chögyam Trungpa’s Epic Journey to the West
by Grant MacLean

Chronicles/Ocean 2025 Year End Campaign

Thank you for your generosity

Road Trip to Crestone

Walter Fordham

Dispatches with Julia Sagebien

John Rockwell

The Chronicles

John Rockwell talks about bringing together Shambhala Training and the three yanas office of practice and Education.

Ringu Tulku on the Sadhana of Mahamudra & the Four Dharma’s…

Ringu Tulku Rinpoche’s Public Talk: The Three Yana Journey

The Three Yana Journey

The Cremation of Khenchen Thrangu Rinpoche Notes from Nepal, November, 2023

Barbara Elizabeth Stewart

Khandro Rinpoche, the 7 Points of Mind Training, and Halifax

Beyond Comprehension

Chronicles/Ocean 2025 Year End Campaign

Ocean Update

Membership has more than tripled in the past nine months, from 900 members in March to 3,000 members today

Classes, discussion groups, and practice sessions are full of good energy

Watch for dharma art and Shambhala courses in the new year

Road Trip to Crestone

John Rockwell

Kelly Smith on Dzigar Kongtrul Rinpoche and Jan Cressman on Tendzin...

James Gimian

Cooking Rice with Marty Janowitz: Conversation with Jane Hester

Burn Self Deception

Barbara Elizabeth Stewart

Chronicles/Ocean 2025 Year End Campaign

Ocean Update

Membership has more than tripled in the past nine months, from 900 members in March to 3,000 members today Classes, discussion groups, and practice sessions are full of good energy Watch for dharma art and Shambhala courses in the new year

Membership has more than tripled in the past nine months, from 900 members in March to 3,000 members today

Classes, discussion groups, and practice sessions are full of good energy

Watch for dharma art and Shambhala courses in the new year