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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
“Learn to See”: Contemplative Photograpy Oct 23-24
Weekend Workshop led by Henry Biber. It’s time to sign up for the upcoming workshop in Contemplative Photography: October 23-24 Register Here. This workshop is open to everyone. No previous experience required. The activities include a prepared talk, sensory enhancement exercises, photography by the participants and a non-critical review ... continuePosted September 24, 2009 by
Tales from the Razors Edge
An exhibition in two parts by Ilona Anderson April 28th – May 30th, 2009 Kingston Gallery 450 Harrison Ave. #43 Boston, MA 02118 First Fridays reception: May 1, 5 – 7:30 pm Gallery Talk by the Artist and Opening Reception: Saturday, May 2, 3 – 6 pm Ilona Anderson exhibits two bodies of work ... continuePosted May 15, 2009 by Sarah
The Third Mind Exhibition – HIGHLIGHT
Ellen Pearlman, New York -based writer and editor of the Brooklyn Rail who lives part time in China, writes about The Third Mind: American Artists Contemplate Asia, 1860–1989 at the Guggenheim Museum in New York responding to the influence of eastern thought on western art. The exhibition is an ambitious ... continuePosted April 29, 2009 by Ellen Pearlman
Film Series on Women of Tibet – HIGHLIGHT
Announcing a series of three films about the women of Tibet: The first two films in the series are Women of Tibet: Gyalyum Chemo: The Great Mother and Women of Tibet: A Quiet Revolution. These unique one-hour documentaries explore stories of the Tibetan struggle for peace, ... continuePosted April 27, 2009 by Editor
El moco de Clara – HIGHLIGHT
Llegué a Shambhala cerca de doce años atrás, cuando el Centro de Santiago era un departamento pequeño y un poco fantasma y había que “pedir hora” para recibir la instrucción de meditación. Llegué porque no podía dormir; apagaba la luz y mi cabeza no paraba de ... continuePosted March 19, 2009 by
Clara’s Booger
I arrived in Shambhala 12 years ago when the Santiago Shambhala Center was a very small and ghostly apartment and when it was necessary to “ask for a date” in order to receive initial meditation instruction. I wanted the instruction to help me sleep better because ... continuePosted March 19, 2009 by
New Blog for International Arts Festival – HIGHLIGHT
Announcing a new blog for the International Shambhala Arts Day Festival. The blog features updates, news and information in preparation for this year’s events. We are quickly approaching the Spring Equinox, March 21st, when the annual International Shambhala Arts Day Festival takes place with celebrations around the ... continuePosted March 7, 2009 by VM
Community Book News
Osprey Books has re-released William Gilkerson’s 1963 classic Gilkerson on War under the new title From Rocks to Rockets in re-formatted United Kingdom and North American editions. Available in bookstores and online as of October 2008. Bill’s award-winning novel Pirate’s Passage has been reprinted in several ... continuePosted February 23, 2009 by Editor











