Welcome to the Tibetan buddhist Ngakpa community. The inception of the Buddhist organization Nyernga Ngakde took place in Nepal, when the first Nyernga Ngakde center, Drubde Nyernga Thugtsel Ling, was founded by Lopon Ugyen Rinpoche.

Lopon Ugyen Rinpoche is a Lama of the Amdo Ngakpa tradition, an ancient, non-monastic tradition within Vajrayana Buddhism. Their practice lies between the two extremes of worldly immersion and complete renunciation. As Ngakpas often practice Yogas inwardly, while involved in daily life activities, they transform the poisons of samsara into fuel, on the path of practice and higher realizations .

The Yogas of the Ngakpas have become one of the most popular Buddhist practices in Western society because they are designed to accomodate anyone who wishes to practice the Dharma, regardless of their age, education, gender or position in society.

As an international organization, Nyernga Ngakde has branches which operated in Europe, the United States, and Canada.

Under the guidance of Lopon Ugyen Rinpoche members of Nyernga Ngakde cultivate their spiritual development through traditional practice and meditation. Nyernga Ngakde works to build an enlightened community to help people transcend their fixed material lives.

Nyernga Ngakde members come together to receive philosophical and spiritual teachings, participate in regular group meditation and Pujas, and study Tibetan language, music, and ceremonial ritual.