Yeru Bön Center
preserving the 18,000 year old tibetan spiritual tradition
yungdrung bön teaching and meditation in minneapolis and los angeles
Our Teacher
Yeru Bön Center’s Spiritual Director, Latri Khenpo Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche is a senior monk at sMenri Monastery, and one of the new generation of Bön Masters.
Selecting the Menri Trizin
Recent Post: Read here to learn about the process for selecting the 34th sMenri Trizin. We will follow up this post with one that has more detail.
Learn & Practice
Begin learning about Yungdrung Bön and some of the introductory practices. Watch the videos, listen to the audio and download the PDFs.
The Door to Bön
Yeru’s media wing, featuring the Bön podcast, Böncast, a community forum, Yeru’s online courses, video and audio downloads, and our shop of ritual items.
“be a good believer, but also be a good human being.”
– Latri Nyima Dakpa Rinpoche
Upcoming Teachings, Events & Retreats
Red Garuda Practice Weekend
Ngondro Practice Weekend
One Year Anniversary Ceremony of His Holiness
Drenpa Namka ~ Santa Fe
Recent Posts
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Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche speaks about the living descendants of Buddha Tonpa Shenrab
Interview with Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche about the living descendants of Buddha Tonpa Shenrab. Join celebrations of Tonpa Shenrab´s birthday.
Posted by Shenten Dargye Ling on Tuesday, January 30, 201808 04 '18Love it 1Here’s a well-done video, posted by Shenten Dargye Ling, in which Yongdzin Tenzin Namdak Rinpoche…
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This short clip shows His Holiness, the 33rd sMenri Trizin preparing blessing water, and then…
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10 02 '18Love it 1Thank You! We are so happy with all of our teachings we were able to…
Bön Children’s Home
Located in Dolanji, India, The Bön Children’s Home provides housing, food, clothing, medical care and education to approximately 200 Bön children, aged 4 – 19 years.
The Bön Children’s Home has a staff of eight to care for the children. The children study at the local school, Central School for Tibetan, Dolanji (C.S.T Dolanji), made available by the Indian government. The children receive cultural education in their native Bon culture and Tibetan language, and also study Hindi, English, and general education courses. Some of the children at the Bon Children’s Home are orphans, but most have been sent by their parents, who are unable to care for them, and hope their children will have an opportunity for an education and a better life.
Yeru’s Hope for Tibetan Children
This is Yeru’s main fund for Bön Children’s Home. It helps pay for all of the most pressing needs in the home. Consider a general donation to BCH by clicking the button below.
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