Radiant Compassion
Memories of the life of the 16th Karmapa
Gerd Bausch
We are preparing a translation of the book Radiant Compassion - The life of the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje,
We ensure the translation and publication of Dharma books in the Czech language.
In 2017, together with the Gomez family from the International Institute for Tibetan and Asian Studies (ITAS), we agreed to financially support the project of translating the collected works of the Karmapas. This decision led to the establishment of Nala Publishing. Through our publishing house, we bring titles in the fields of spiritual development, Buddhism, and traditional Tibetan medicine to the Czech audience.
Our team of translators and proofreaders actively seeks suitable titles that help Czech readers navigate the rich array of texts on Buddhism and develop wisdom and understanding of Eastern thought.
Nala financially supports several translators, including Miroslav Hrdina, a gifted Czech Tibetologist and translator from Tibetan.
Memories of the life of the 16th Karmapa
Gerd Bausch
We are preparing a translation of the book Radiant Compassion - The life of the 16th Gyalwa Karmapa Rangjung Rigpe Dorje,
We have been considering translations of Buddhist texts for several years. The first translations commissioned by NALA Endowment Fund were Sherab Gyaltsen Rinpoche’s book on Chenrezig meditation practice and Wangchen Rinpoche’s book on Nyungne fasting practice. Our activity in this area increased dynamically when we agreed with Pedro and Dorrit Gomez on our support of the Karma Guen translation project.
The collection of works by the Karmapas, masters of the Tibetan teaching of the Great Seal (Skt. Mahamudra), gathered in the archive at Karma Guen, comprises 1369 texts in 108 volumes.
The translation and analysis of these works will make rare teachings accessible to the general public and provide valuable information to researchers around the world. The translation team consists of practicing Buddhists with academic education in philosophy, Tibetan, Indian, and Buddhist studies, and graduates of the Institute of Tibetan and Asian Studies (ITAS).