Sharing the Dharma with the future

When cultures converge . . .

The race against time to conserve Tibetan Buddhist art

The most widely revered bodhisattva

The final part of this exciting series!

Uncovering the rare in distant lands

Where do Cham dances find sanctuary?

Tracing the roots of a sacred Buddhist art form

Remembering a quintessential Dzogchen Master

The dangers of using monasticism as a social safety net

“Although my view is higher than the sky, My attention to cause and effect is finer than flour.” - Guru Rinpoche (Padmasambhava)   As our pilgrimage through central Tibet proceeded towards Samye

The origins of “Pure Land Buddhism,” or more precisely, “the Buddhism of Pure Lands,” can be traced to the developmental stages of the Mahayana tradition. It bears both Indian

The concept of a modern or contemporary Tibetan art is a relatively fresh phenomenon arising out of the second half of the 20th century. The work of artists like Tenzing Rigdol and Gonkar Gyatso recen