The Compassion Project (TCP) was founded to bring the wisdom of Tibet’s Buddhist mind-sciences to the West to promote conflict resolution, non-violent communication, self-healing and universal compassion. Founded in 2008 under the spiritual direction of Phagyab Rinpoche, a ranking Buddhist lama-scholar from Tibet, TCP teaches techniques for developing mindfulness, stress-reduction, non-violent conflict resolution, compassion and mindbody well-being.

Classes are offered in an ecumenical format based on the Buddhist traditions of Tibet to audiences in various institutional settings including: schools, prisons, corporations, religious organizations, medical centers and healing centers, as well as to interested private parties. TCP also offers classes and workshops on Tibetan Buddhism for Buddhist and other interested spiritual communities.