Dr. Nyima Tsering graduated from Men Tsee Khang Institute, India, by achieving ‘Kachup Degree’. Prior to joining Men Tsee Khang Institute, he studied Buddhist Philosophy and Dialect at Institute of Buddhist Dialectic for three years. During his tenure as Sowa Rigpa Medical Student, he attended three years successful classes of Unity in Duality, to enhance the inner knowledge of Eastern Inner Science of Mind and Phenomena and its Application organized Tarab Institute. Dr. Nyima Tsering is one of the founding members of the Sowa Rigpa International College at Kathmandu in Nepal, under the affiliation of Lumbini Buddhist University. At present, he is serving as the Principal of the same college besides being the chief Physician of Kunphen Tibetan Medical Centre at Kathmandu, Nepal. He is visiting faculty at Osaka Chinese Medical Practitioners, Japan. And given many presentation at various national and international seminar and workshops. During the misfortune disaster time of Earthquake in 2015, Dr. Nyima Tsering took active initiative in providing Free Medical Camps in and around remote areas of Kathmandu.

After his medical studies Dr. A. Reimers worked in different psychiatric and psychosomatic clinics. In 1993 he started his own practice as neurologist, psychiatrist and psychotherapist. He wrote on altered states of consciousness in different spiritual traditions for his doctoral thesis. For two decades he was doing research on healing rituals in Nepal, leading the project "Disease and Healing in Cultural Context“ at the University of Münster (Germany). Since 2007 he studied Sowa Rigpa under the guidance of Dr. Nida Chenagtsang, participating in several conferences and workshops. He gave lectures and published several articles on altered states of consciousness, traditional healing methods and spirituality.