You found this publication because something in the Dharma caught your attention. This is where it goes deeper.
Adhiyana Buddhism carries teachings from Neo Shakya — structured, rigorous, and rooted in the orthodox Gelugpa scholastic tradition as transmitted through Je Tsongkhapa’s lineage. Adhiyana is not a new school or a reinterpretation. It is a resolve, shared by a circle of practitioners, to hold to the authentic teachings with full fidelity — without over-simplification, without secularization, without the softening that passes for Buddhism in so much of what you’ll find today.
What you’ll find here:
Systematic teaching on the stages of the path — renunciation, bodhicitta, the correct view of emptiness. Philosophical study of how Buddhist epistemology and logic work, including the forms and rules of dialectical debate. Close reading of core doctrines: the nature of self, the five aggregates, mind-only, the two truths. The kind of teaching that rewards study, returns on rereading, and has somewhere to go.
This is not content. It is curriculum.
For paid subscribers:
Access to a private study group where you can bring your academic questions directly to Neo Shakya — and have them answered with the same care and precision as the teaching itself. Paid subscribers will also receive the complete textbook of the Collected Topics of Epistemology, shared through the group as the curriculum unfolds.
Who this is for:
Practitioners who are serious about their study. Readers who came through Buddhist Philosophy and want the teaching behind the ideas. Anyone who has felt that most Buddhist publishing asks too little of its readers — and wants more asked of them.
