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A Manifestation of Profound Wisdom and Compassion—Remembering Dilgo Khyentse Rinpoche
A memorial to one of the greatest teachers of the 20th century
Uploaded 13 Jan 2017
The Sutra of the Great Siddhartha Festival
Visions and revelations from Bodh Gaya
Uploaded 6 Jan 2017
A Tribute to Kyabje Trulshik Rinpoche
Celebrating the achievements of one of Vajryayana Buddhism's great teachers
Uploaded 22 Jul 2016
Practicing Perfection in Art, Buddhism, and Life
Viewing perfection as a goal rather than a destination
Uploaded 17 Jun 2016
Alternate Realities in the Paintings of Wakana Kimura
Questioning reality through a melding of Japanese and Western artistic influences
Uploaded 10 Jun 2016
Disharmony Brews Between India and Nepal Over International Buddhist Conference
A look at why India-Nepal relations have deteriorated over Buddhist interests
Uploaded 3 Jun 2016
Heritage Cannot Wait: The Matho Museum Project
On a mission to preserve the Buddhist heritage of Matho Monastery
Uploaded 28 Aug 2015
<i>Treasures from Asia’s Oldest Museum: Buddhist Art from the Indian Museum, Kolkata</i> – Exhibition Review
Review of an art exhibit at the Asian Civilisations Museum
Uploaded 31 Jul 2015
“Wisdom 2.0”: Hacking Buddhism to Make a Better Samsara
As I approach the magnificently remodeled San Francisco Marriott in Union Square, I become keenly aware of the vast differences in karmic circumstances that exist in this world of “endurance.&rd
Uploaded 20 Mar 2015
Chan Master Empty Cloud
Master Empty Cloud, or Xu Yun (虚雲), was born in Fujian Province in southern China during the Qing dynasty (1644–1911), on 26 August 1840. This was the time of the first Opium War, when Hong Kong
Uploaded 6 Mar 2015
Ani Gosha’s Story
Parts of this story I have told many times to friends and to strangers, both. It gives me much pleasure to recall it and to share a little, again.   How I found the Dharma . . .   My dr
Uploaded 6 Feb 2015
<i>Ema</i>: Japan’s Tradition of Votive Prayer Plaques
Visitors to Japan’s shrines and temples cannot miss the hundreds of wooden votive plaques hanging on stands in a reserved area outside on the shrine grounds. On one side of the plaques are prayers ins
Uploaded 12 Dec 2014
A Small Buddhist Prayer-flag Factory in Bir
In 2013, on a trip to India to make the second part of the documentary photography series “Tibetans in Exile,” I visited the Tibetan colony of Bir, along the Kangra Valley in Himachal Pradesh, norther
Uploaded 28 Nov 2014
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