With a Ph.D degree in Buddhist Philosophy; proficient in Tibetan Buddhist literature, Teaching Buddhism in Tibetan, English, Hindi and Nepali.

Dr. Nyima Sherpa is an accomplished scholar in the field of Buddhist Philosophy, hailing from Ramechap, Nepal. Holding a Ph.D. degree in Buddhist Philosophy from the Central Institute of Higher Tibetan Studies in Varanasi, India, he has established himself as an expert in Tibetan Buddhist literature and is skilled in teaching Buddhism in Tibetan, English, Hindi, and Nepali. With a rich academic journey that commenced at the Shree Himalaya Primary School in Nepal, he pursued his secondary education at Phugmoche Ngagyur Karma Choeling Monastery in Solukhumbu. Dr. Sherpa’s passion for knowledge led him to obtain his Ph.D. from the same institute, with a focus on the comparative study of Indian Philosophy, specifically the intersections between Advaitic Brahman and Buddhistic Tathāgatagarbha. His extensive teaching experience includes imparting knowledge at institutions like Sakya Institute of Higher Studies and Azom Monastery in Nepal. Additionally, he has contributed as an English translator for exchange program students and has served as a Nepali interpreter for esteemed figures such as Sakya Trizin Rinpoche. Dr. Sherpa’s research interests extend to Indian Philosophy, particularly Buddhist Philosophy, and his dedication to comparative studies across various languages and cultures underscores his commitment to fostering a deeper understanding of these intricate subjects.

1. Comparative Study in Indian Philosophy-Brahma-Tathagatagarbha. (M.A dissertation, 2011)
   A Comparative Study of Advaitic Brahman and Buddhistic Tathāgatagarbha. (Ph.D dissertation 2014-18)
2. ‘Introduction to the Vajrachhedika’  (2011) at the ‘3 Day International Seminar On Vajrachehecika’ organised by Vishwa Bharati Shantiniketan, i.e., Centre for Buddhist studies, Kolkata India.
   ‘Origin and development of the Bhikhuni Sangha in Nepal’ (2013) at the ‘3 Day International Seminar on Bhikhuni Sangha and its Importance in Buddhism’ organised by Vashwa Bharati Shantiniketan Kolkata India.
   ‘The contribution of Pali literature to the Development of Indian Culture’ (2016) at the ‘International Conference on Pali Divas’ organised by International Buddhist Centre Lucknow India.
3. ‘The contribution of Pali literature in the development of Indian Literature, 2020
4. A short analysis of the evolution of Mahayana Buddhism, 2021
   ‘Buddhist Perspective of Environment’ at CIHTS, Sarnath Varanasi, 2022
5. Unveiling the complexity of Madhyamaka: A critical Overview of its Development in Buddhist Studies, 2023
6. ‘Analyzing the Buddhist influence on the concept of the Two Truth in Advaita Vedanta with Particular reference to the Madhyamika School. Academia.edu’

• ‘History of Sherpa Religion & Ancestry’ (2016) translated into English from Tibetan. History of Sherpa Religion [Buddhism] is a book written by Khenpo Sangey Tenzin in mid 19^th Century at Kathmandu Nepal. The book is about the origin and development of Sherpa community and their association with Buddhism.
• ‘Brahman and Tathagatagarbha, juxtaposing Advaita-Vedanta and Mahayana Buddhism. (2020) This is a researched text done by the author and Published by Lumbini Buddhist University.
• Trimshika by Vansubandu translated into Nepali from Tibetan (2022). 
• Some research articles in national and international seminars/academic journals/online.
• Several translation of Buddhist liturgical texts from Tibetan into English.