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Terma Heritage Foundation

Tibetan,
carried forward.

A language and its arts, made ready for the century ahead. From masters and elders, to children, to every screen.

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A treasure kept for the future, and found when the time is right. That is our work: find what matters, keep it open, hand it on.

THE FRONTIER

New ground
for Tibetan.

Tibetan opens to the world. The world opens to Tibetan.

FOR CHILDREN

Children keep a language alive.

A language lives in the hours children choose. So Tibetan lives in their games, their songs and their screens.

Jangchub on his wind horse, above a monastery and the snow peaks
gamchung: Jangchub and the Return of the Jewel.
Two young singers in headphones, recording a Tibetan song
Terma Studio: songs children sing.
HAND TO HAND

Some things only a master can pass on.

An elder musician places a dranyen in a young girl's hands
RESCUED

Voices we kept.

Great teachers and rare voices, brought back from failing tape.

The rescued recordings
WHAT WE PROMISE

Open.What belongs to the Tibetan people stays free.

Credited.Masters and elders are named, thanked and paid.

True.We say plainly when we are not sure.

For children.Everything made so a child can find a way in.

For every tradition.Open to all Tibetan traditions.

Lasting.Built to outlast any one of us.

His Eminence the 7th Kyabje Yongzin Ling Rinpoche
THE PEOPLE
Carried by masters, scholars and artists.

Under the patronage of His Eminence Kyabje Yongzin Ling Rinpoche, with advisers in calligraphy, language teaching, research, music and Buddhist guidance.

CALLIGRAPHYLANGUAGERESEARCHMUSICGUIDANCE
Meet the people

Help carry it
forward.

Every font, every game, every song began with someone who believed it mattered.