Introducing the new YouTube channel for the Shambhala community, now arriving online: Shambhala Community Channel
by Anna Weinstein
The inspiration behind the effort to create a community youtube channel is to foster a further sense of a global Shambhala community through the creation of an online forum in which Shambhala practitioners from all over the world can post and view uplifted videos. The videos might be humorous, poignant, contemplative, profound and otherwise reflect in a variety of ways the richness of the mandala that we as a global community are creating on a daily basis. The beauty of creating a meeting place for such glimpses into the larger world of Shambhala seems almost self-evident: it offers us all the chance to connect to others in the mandala beyond our local situations and to use technology in a way that can touch our hearts and wake us up.
Continue…
article by Shambhala Times Regional Correspondent Travis May
The newest member of the online Shambhala family is ShambhalaNews.org, a website specifically oriented to the non-Shambhala community. ... continue
New Book Released by Anthropologist and Linguist who Team up to Produce the History of the Mi’kmaq Language and Culture
by senior Shambhala teacher Dr. Trudy ... continue
Message from the Sakyong Wangmo
photos by Andrew Goetz
Earth Day was the most beautiful day. The sun was shining and there was a feeling of spring ... continue
Migration of Sangha-Announce, Sangha-Talk and other Email lists to the Shambhala Network
by Larry Barnett
Director of Communications and Chair of the Communications and Technology Steering ... continue
New Regular Feature on the Shambhala Times:
Snapshots of Basic Goodness
This new regular posting will feature snapshots of basic goodness as seen out in the world, ... continue
COLUMN: Aging in Shambhala
Updates from Boulder, Halifax and New York
compiled by Andrea Sherman and David Whitehorn
This article is an introduction to three active Shambhala centers ... continue
Editor’s Column
by Shambhala Times Editor Sarah Lipton
Have you noticed? The Shambhala Times is fairly exploding with news stories, articles about community events, interviews, book reviews, ... continue
article by Carolyn Kanjuro
photos courtesy of Sue Kranzdorf
Kyudo, “standing meditation” engaging the warrior’s implements of bow and arrow, has been considered the highest form of ... continue
Earth Day Message from Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche to the Shambhala Community
Earth Day is an annual day on which events are held worldwide to increase awareness and appreciation of the Earth’s natural environment.
In his Earth Day message, issued on April 22nd, 2012, the Sakyong Jamgon Mipham Rinpoche warns that “our future is at a crossroads.”
“It is no longer a time when the future can be decided by one person, or even a few individuals,” he says in his message. “Rather, as ... continue
Subscribe to RSS News » 
Follow RSS Tutorialus on Twitter 
Friend us on Facebook