Lama Rangdrol is available to speak on these and other related topics: Religion and Politics, Masculinity, Buddhist Peace, Healing Stress Through Meditation, The Art of Intimacy and Relationships, Guerrilla Filmmaking, Race and Religion, Healthy Relationships/Healthy Communication, "Healing Anger, Judgment, Jealousy, Pride and Other Dangerous Drugs", Strengthening Spirituality, Black culture and leadership, Methodology of Dream Work, Karma and Healthy Life Choices, What To Do When Death Arrives, Healing Meditation For Actors and Artists, The Nature Of Mind, Surviving The Mental Health Profession,

Before entering Buddhist retreat Rangdrol worked in the mental health profession for thirty years including Drama Therapy at UCLA Neuropsychiatric Hospital, USC University Hospital.

His studies in the arts also include the University of Redlands School of Music (B.A.), graduate study in Ethnic Theater at Sacramento State University, and certificates of summer study from the National Shakespeare Company (New York), and the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art (London).

In 1995 he entered Buddhist retreat where he studied the Nyingma tradition of Dzogchen for two years followed by ten years of study with Khenpo Yurmed Tinly, abbot of the Dalai Lama's personal monastery.

Known for his clarity of insight, Lama Rangdrol has taught Buddhism to Tibetan, Zen, Vipassana, SGI, ecumenical, non-sectarian, Christian, Interfaith, and secular communities. He has authored five books, two music Albums and won the Accolade Award for Filmmaking Excellence (Hawaii International Film festival) for a documentary about his travels to Thailand and Cambodia. He contributes to twelve blogs and is considered an expert on Buddhist Peace in the black community.

His work has been featured in America, Europe, Asia, and Latin America.

Lama Rangdrol is the father of a multiracial family including four children and three grandchildren. He maintains international headquarters in the Hawaiian Islands, USA.