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A Voice Like Honey on Toast – HIGHLIGHT
A music review, by Acharya David Schneider. B his name is Bene and he’s a Buddhist. He lives in Berlin and plays in a band. He plays beautiful keyboards in a number of bands, actually, and teaches and produces and cobbles together a living the way most ... continuePosted July 25, 2010 by
Kimonos and Watercolors Galore at Konchok Art Auction – HIGHLIGHT
Brocade kimonos for $40. Are you kidding? Well, not for long. A dark blue and gold women’s kimono that started at $40 now hovers at $55, and soon may climb higher. Online art auctions are a fickle affair. One moment you have a bargain on your ... continuePosted July 8, 2010 by Editor
Yes: Express Your Everything – HIGHLIGHT
A One-Woman Play by Cynthia Kneen Photos courtesy of Jennifer Holder Before leaving for South Africa, I had been writing and performing a one-woman show as part of an underground theater group. A week before I left home, I wrote something new called YES. It is fiction, ... continuePosted June 23, 2010 by
Amending Ratna Aspiration – HIGHLIGHT
Invoking Money to Wash Debt Clean ~ in the playful manner of our lineage of poets. Primordial Rigden, Shiwa Okar of the Basically Good, Gesar Norbu Dradul, commander of fearless troops King Ashoka of generous riches, Milarepa, conqueror of karma… To you I offer clouds of love and devotion. Come ... continuePosted June 19, 2010 by Jennifer Holder
Watching Water Turn to Water
a poem by Boston Shambhala Center Coordinator, Sarah Lipton May 19, 2010 watching water turn to water where is the poetry ‘neathe sodden clouds in the middle of a city? like ducks or geese the many dogs we dodge around looking for or hiding from some attainment of the meaning of meaning raindrops fall from the clouds of our ... continuePosted June 14, 2010 by Sarah
A Story: Little Girl Wishes – HIGHLIGHT
By Lois Lungta Part of the ongoing blog kept by Jennifer Holder, titled Tracking Jewels. The exact date of this composition is unknown. ~ ^ ~ I bought this leather-bound journal this winter to honor many things: the significance of this moment in my life as choice ... continuePosted June 12, 2010 by Jennifer Holder
Water of Life, Darkening Gulf, Part 2 Oil Spill – HIGHLIGHT
By Bill Scheffel I am now in the third day of a twenty-day trip and writing from the twenty-eighth floor of a Chicago hotel. I was invited here over a year ago to attend the wedding of a friend and former student. A little over a week ago, ... continuePosted May 28, 2010 by Editor
Water of Life, Darkening Gulf, Part 1 Water – HIGHLIGHT
WATER By Bill Scheffel In 2004 I began a mode of life that is still occurring, one of travel (a mode which occurs even if travel is only to the mailbox) and one in which I felt I was becoming the “experiment of my own art.” Beginning that ... continuePosted May 27, 2010 by Editor
Sweet Children Of Tibet – HIGHLIGHT
Sweet Children Of Tibet (Goodnight) By Andrée Stolte Sweet children of Tibet, goodnight sleep lovely dear little ones as white feathered wing sweeps over your exquisite dusty faces, silent eyes continuePosted May 18, 2010 by
Une chanson pour les enfants
Le Sakyong et la Sakyong Wangmo ont composé une chanson pour les enfants de Shambhala, intitulée « Nous sommes les guerriers de Shambhala ». En voici une traduction française provisoire et non chantable. continuePosted May 7, 2010 by Mentso
Shambhala Art (Part 3)
Click here for Parts 1 and 2 Titled “Entering Now: A Journey into Shambhala Art,” this video is the latest in a series of wonderful Shambhala Art films produced in Ottawa. From: Kootenay Shambhala Blog continuePosted April 30, 2010 by James Northcote
the dance of spring – HIGHLIGHT
magnolias burst like blossoms of snow remembrance of winter past but indicative of spring to come what pain must each bud feel before ripping off the gauze of green and exposing the tenderest petals to the merciless tempests of wind and rain? continuePosted March 23, 2010 by Sarah
Shambhala Composer Releases New Album on iTunes
Composer and Shambhala Training Resident Director of San Antonio Philip Castillo has released a new digital EP album on iTunes - Five Energies EP. This music was inspired by the five wisdom energies and was composed for, and performed at, the 2009 Shambhala Arts Festival in San ... continuePosted March 21, 2010 by Philip_Castillo
Band on Tour: Here We Go Magic – HIGHLIGHT
Kristina Lieberson, daughter of Shambhalians Ellen Kearney and Peter Lieberson is on a 7-month tour of North America and Europe with the band Here We Go Magic. The band was named one of Brooklyn’s “Top Forty” in New York Magazine. They will be appearing in many ... continuePosted March 16, 2010 by Editor
“Tulku” the Movie on DVD – HIGHLIGHT
From the column Shambhala at the Movies by Angela Pressburger Gesar Mukpo’s intimate and honest exploration of what it means to grow up as a tulku in the west today is released on DVD just in time for the Year of the Tiger. TULKU, 2009, Canada, 75 ... continuePosted March 3, 2010 by
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