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Photograph of the Year
Sean Raggett’s large format photograph Queen’s Woods was selected to appear in this year’s Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize show at the National Portrait Gallery (NPG), London. Born in 1972, Canadian photographer Sean Raggett undertook an honours degree in media studies in Vancouver, Canada and now lives ... continuePosted January 22, 2010 by Editor
The “Surmang Europe Foundation” becomes “Gesar Fund”
“For many years, the Tibetan community in the Surmang area has been helped and supported by members of Shambhala and others living in Europe. These activities have now been grouped into the Gesar Fund, registered in the Netherlands. The Fund aspires to grow into a strong ... continuePosted December 1, 2009 by
North London meditation group starting
Starting in North London, basic meditation practice on Friday mornings, 8:15 to 9:15 in Dalston. At Bradbury Street Workspace, 3 Bradbury Street, London N16 8JN [ring doorbell for Room C5], 50 m. from Dalston Kingsland over ground train station, Kingsland High Street. Initiated by Adam Hart ... continuePosted November 27, 2009 by Bernard Spiegeleer
2nd Annual Nordic Regional Conference Held in Stockholm
On 24-25 September, Stockholm was the host for the second annual Nordic Regional Shambhala Conference. Around 20 members of the Shambhala sanghas in Stockholm, Copenhagen, and Helsinki gathered together for a day and half to discuss the topic of “Vision”, practice together, and deepen personal connections. ... continuePosted November 27, 2009 by Bernard Spiegeleer
Sukhi Barber’s exhibit in London
Do you want to see the buddha nature manifest?!?…. Then, go check out this exhibit in London starting December 3. Exhibit at Albemarle Gallery December 3rd to January 16th 49 Albemarle Street London W1S 4JR Tel : 020 7499 1616 http://www.albemarlegallery.com/ Sukhi Barber was born in Hertfordshire, England. From an early age she ... continuePosted November 26, 2009 by
Tibetan Book of the Dead for the Living
The Tibetan Book of the Dead for the Living With Dr. Francesca Fremantle Weekend program in Stockholm November 27-29, 2009 The Tibetan Book of the Dead (Bardo Thodrol) was composed to be read aloud to the dying or those who have just died, as a reminder of the teachings ... continuePosted September 8, 2009 by Editor
Getting Londoners to Slow Down
By Tessa Watt In this particular dark age, our distraction often manifests as speed. Speed kills the space in which we could appreciate what we’re doing. That frantic quality creates its own power and momentum, which begin to rule us. Because we can’t rest in the present ... continuePosted April 20, 2009 by Editor
Two Shambhala Art Intensives in Europe
“In order to perform we have to relate to reality. So to begin, we must have some training on how to relate to reality. It’s not a matter of questionning the nature of reality, it’s learning about your style of relating to reality.” Venerable Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche continuePosted February 23, 2009 by Jessica Sarapoff
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