Acclaimed Bhutanese artist Kinzang Chojay shares with Rebecca Wong the artistic secrets of his country’s exquisite expression of thangkas
Joseph Houseal continues his three-part exploration of the manifestations of sacred ritual dance in Bhutan
The sixth iteration of China’s largest international Buddhist symposium marks a renewed emphasis on compassionate action and enlightened joy
Reinterpreting ancient Buddhist literature for modern children
Joseph Houseal and Chelley Sherman will embark on a “Journey Through the Dance of Form” in a forthcoming online workshop exploring form and consciousness
British Library curator Mélodie Doumy reveals the secrets of real, lived stories of people from the desert town of Dunhuang
The British Library’s exhibition on Dunhuang is an exemplar of storytelling to learn from our shared and interconnected human history
Laurence Brahm is at once disciple of Padmasambhava and advocate of Chinese martial arts as a way of insight and self-growth
Reflections on impermanence as we explore the past and future of the ancient Buddhist heritage of Nepal’s Tsum Valley
Mindfulness teacher and artist Ratnadevi guides us through her latest art project, blending a Tibetan gong, sticks, Buddhist wisdom, and an openness to viewer-participation
Joseph Houseal presents a three-part exploration of the manifestations of sacred ritual dance in Bhutan.
Śrīmat Jagat Chandra Mahāsthabir was a unique monastic who discovered the fabled Rangkut Banasram Bihar, a vihara built by Ashoka the Great in 268 BCE
