>>Northern Shambhala Publishing on-demand

Upon pre-order reservation we print Pechya style Texts on Kalacakra Tantra and Hi- Quality Art Prints of several Kalacakra Thangkas. Please send an email for info & pre-order.
Each Book is hand made. Upon request we also provide Centers, Practice Groups and Empowerments on Kalacakra.

According to the Vajrayana, practice and sacred texts are restricted and are intended only for initiates.
For this reason, texts are made available on the strict understanding that are not copied or distributed in any way without the clear authorisation of a qualified Vajrayana teacher. People wishing to make use of this material are encouraged always to seek the advice of a qualified master both regarding the practice itself and the use of such material.

• The Sadhana of Innate Kalacakra
  Composed by Penchen Lama Tenphel Nyima (1782-1852)
  Translated by Gavin Kilty (pechya size: cm 9 x cm 39

• The Sadhana of Multicoloured Garuda
  Composed by Mongolian monk Lhatsun Jamphel Thinley (19th
  Century)
  Translated by Gavin Kilty (pechya size: cm 9 x cm 39

• The Sadhana of Multicoloured Garuda

Composed by Penchen Lama Tenphel Nyima (1782-1852)
Translated by Gavin Kilty (pechya size: cm 9 x cm 39

• The Sadhana of Vajravega,

the King of the Wrathful
Composed by Penchen Lama Tenphel Nyima (1782-1852)
Translated by Gavin Kilty (pechya size: cm 9 x cm 39

• The Sadhana of White Visvamata.

Composed by Penchen Lama Tenphel Nyima (1782-1852)
Translated by Gavin Kilty (pechya size: cm 9 x cm 39




Available Translation in French by Sofia Stril Rever
Available Translation in Italian by Dino Cirulli




Single Thangkas

• Kalacakra & Visvamata (24 Armed)
• Kalacakra & Visvamata (2 Armed)
• Vajravega
• Multicoloured Garuda
• White Visvamata
• Kalacara Visvamata Heart Lotus (8 Shakties and 4 tatagatas)
• Shambhala Kingdom
• Kalacakra Stupa with Buddha, Kalacakra, Offering Deities.
• Vajravega and Protectors



The Icongraphy Book of Kalacakra

• A Collection of precious Thangkas reproduction printed on special artpaper. The Thangkas original paintings are permanentely exhibhit in the Northern Shambhala
  Kalacakra Temple and where painted under the supervision of
  Ven. Khensur Jhado Rinpoche.