About Windhorse Fellowship

Windhorse Fellowship is a multinational association of like-minded Sanghas that share a connection through our Lamas and our goal to bring authentic Dharma teachings to all sentient beings. We have affiliate meditation groups and Dharma centers in multiple countries, including the United States, Mexico, United Kingdom, Ireland, Nepal, Sweden, and more.

Meet Our International Teachers

  • Lama Kunga Tsultrim

    Lama Tsultrim has been a Dharma student for over 40 years, starting while she was attending music conservatory. During that time, she met jazz bassist Buster Williams, who held Nichiren Buddhist chanting sessions in his home, introducing her to a very eclectic group of Buddhist artists. She soon sought out other traditions, during which she became a mother of 4 children and found Vajrayana Buddhism.

    Since then, she has been blessed to receive initiations, commentaries and instructions from many precious Lamas. 20 years ago, Lama Tsultrim moved to Nepal, and has completed numerous ngondros, ley rungs and other retreats while there. She received Getsul ordination in 2016 from Chogye Trichen Rinchen Paljor Rinpoche.

    Lama Kunga Tsultrim specializes in practices of Tsalung and Trulkhor, having accomplished several practices, which she now shares with our sangha along with her extensive knowledge of Dharma.

  • Ngakpa Kalsang Tenzin

    Ngakpa Tenzin Kalsang

    Kalsang is a student of Lama Kunga and Lama Norbu. In order to deepen his understanding of Dharma, in 2024 he traveled for study in Nepal after years of practice in his home country of Canada. In 2025 he completed his Yamantaka Ley Rung under supervision of Lama Kunga and Lama Tenzin. Deeply committed to the aspiration that all sentient beings be free from suffering and find lasting peace, he works back home with minority community outreach. as well as furthering his studies. His practice is rooted in compassion, service, and the wish to contribute to a better world for all.

    In 2025, Kalsang received permission to teach Dharma, and is actively working with a small but dedicated Sangha in-person in Ontario, Canada and online.

  • Ngakpa Jhampa Ngodrup

    Jhampa Ngodrup explored various forms of spirituality and religion at an early age before finding the Buddhist path. He took formal refuge in 2020, received his first HYT initiation from Lama Jhampa Shaneman in 2022, and completed two ley rung retreats by 2024. In December of that year he received Ngakpa ordination under Lama Norbu Tsering in Kathmandu, and received permission to teach Dharma.

    He currently teaches online and in person in Sweden, taking regular trips to Kathmandu for further study.