A Buddha Leaves no One Behind

The Tantric Revolutionary Center (TRC) is a Rime Vajrayana Buddhist sangha that aims to bring the Buddhadharma to all beings with no exceptions. A Buddha leaves no one behind after all. With compassion and bodhicitta as our compass, we transmit tantric teachings systematically through modern means to benefit beings across the world.

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What Makes Us Different?

Samaya is the lifeblood of our lineage and kula. We strictly follow the historical instructions given by Padmasambhava: Every Vajrayana empowerment given must include all three elements of abhishek, agama and upadesha. Detailed explanations of the origin of a practice and how to practice the sadhana as well as a copy of the sadhana are always given along with the empowerment. If you put in the work you will be able to receive further instructions for the four activities after completing the required mantra accumulation. No student will come away from an empowerment feeling lost as to how to proceed, support and guidance will always be available.

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Why Do We Practice?

We practice to lead all beings to liberation and overturn worldly suffering through the compassionate and skillful practice of sorcery. We want to see any many Vidyadharas/Mahasiddhas arise in this lifetime as possible. Beings all over the world live in poverty, illness, discrimination and violence – and it is our mission as buddhas-in-training to bring healing and peace. We see social injustice, suffering and oppression as sites of struggle that we transform through our practice.

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The Prayers of the Garland of Lives

Greetings Dharma Friends! There are many types of prayers that exist in the Vajrayana tradition that came down to us from our teachers. One of them is called ‘Garland of Lives’ prayers. These special prayers arise as guideposts for teachers and students in a community to understand the embodiments of a Guru within a Vajrakula and to help orient the practices and trajectory of that community. I wrote relatively recently about the concept of the Nirmanakaya, called Tulku in T

The Waystation, July 2026

We have done it! Dudjom Lingpa is DONE! Yes, we finished the translation of Dudjom Lingpa's complete works! And this is not the only thing going on this month. We have the Buddhist Congress. We have the Mara Roast incoming! And this Sunday, we start teaching DL's works. Now, let me get the usual out of the way. Useful links (if you're new around here) If you’re arriving now — Start HERE → https://www.tantricsorcery.com/start-here Tantric Sorcery Need an orientation to Vajrayā

The Waystation, June 2026

This is a month that has a lot of moving part in it. First, we want to let everyone know about the Buddhist Congress! Yes, we’re organizing the VIII Argentinean Buddhist congress. You can participate by signing up here: https://jornadasbudistas.lat/ It will be both in English and Spanish, with translations available. Remember last month? The month we talked about doing shorter, more frequent Mara Roasts? Well, the first one is under way! This October, we go back to Portland,

VA/CA - Meditation and Emptiness

VA + CA: Meditation and Emptiness An introductory talk on Buddhism, given in Esquel, Argentina. What does what we’re going to do tonight have to do with the teaching of the Buddha Shakyamuni? The Buddha was a person who lived in what is today India and Nepal, 2,500 years ago. There’s a great deal of confusion and many conceptions about what Buddhism is, but probably the simplest way to put it is that it’s the teaching of a person who found a way to exist beyond suffering. And

The Waystation, May 2026

Despite what it looks like, I’m not a Wrestling promoter. (I’m an average wrestler, in any case, and one that’s too long in the tooth for the tournament schedule I keep, like the Hulkster above) However, I’m going to keep the hits coming, brother. First, we want to let everyone know about the Buddhist Congress! Yes, we’re organizing the VIII Argentinean Buddhist congress. You can participate by signing up here: https://jornadasbudistas.lat/ It will be both in English and Span

A Conversation with Bhante Rāhula

Interview by Lama Fede with Bhante Rāhula, a Theravāda monk in the Burmese tradition and founder of Paññābhūmi Monastery (Guadalajara, Mexico). We talk about his transition from music to monasticism, how to teach the Dhamma in Judeo-Christian settings, the limits of decontextualized mindfulness, and the challenges of sustaining monastic life in Latin America. From music to silence Lama Fede: Let’s start by telling each other a bit about ourselves. I try to read everything I c

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