Community Articles - 2019-06-11 - 1 comment
Right Speech for Burma
By Larry Steele
“The Buddha guided us with many discourses concerning Right Speech. If we want to make good use of our ... continue
Featured Columns, Art Happens, Share it Here, Arts and Poetry - 2019-06-03 - 3 comments
“Art Happens”: Auspicious Ink
Have you heard of our Art Happens column? Start here to learn more about Art Happens and how to share your ... continue
book reviews - 2019-05-27 - 4 comments
Islands of Sanity
Christine Heming reviews Margaret Wheatley’s new book, Who Do We Choose to Be?
Who Do We Choose To Be by Margaret Wheatley
“Is ... continue
Arts and Poetry - 2019-05-20 - comment
Embodied Mark Making: The Big Brush Experience
Barbara Bash
Two hundred people sit on chairs lining the sides of a large room. In the center of the space lengths ... continue
Arts and Poetry - 2019-05-13 - 1 comment
Poetry Space, Early 2019
After a considerable absence, we are delighted to offer a new edition of Poetry Space. This edition includes both previously submitted ... continue
Community Articles - 2019-05-05 - 2 comments
Dinner with Friends and a Strawberry Pie
This Shambhala Day I lived out the mindfulness story, the very famous one about the cliff and the strawberry.
A man is ... continue
Community Articles - 2019-04-29 - 1 comment
Touching the Earth: Earth Day 2019
This year, Earth Day carried spiritual undertones. It fell on a Monday following two religious holidays: the Jewish Passover on Saturday and Easter on Sunday. A ... continue
Arts and Poetry - 2019-04-22 - 4 comments
Obstacles as Opportunities for Creation
[From the Shambhala Times team: Ms. Younger’s new book, Be, Awake, Create, will be available in June. To read an excerpt of the ... continue
Dharma Teachings
Considering the Future of the Treasure of Shambhala
Este artículo ha sido traducido al español aqui. Pour lire cet article en français, cliquez ici. In these heartbreaking days, while we are committed to redesign the entire structure of our community and practice, I wanted to add an element that may provide some historical perspective for our considerations. This is not meant to in any way dictate what we decide to do; those directions will be shaped by the community input to the Process Team, and by auspicious coincidence. Certainly, I have no idea or recommendations for the future. But the Buddhist and Shambhala teachings are often predicated on the question of what we are to accept and what to reject. As a student of my root guru, the Vidyadhara Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche, I have tried in ... continueMore:Dharma Teachings
- Shambhala Day 2019 Broadcast
- What is Dathun?
- Human Drala
- Yeshe Tsogyal: Woman and Feminine Principle
- Seeing Depression
Art Happens, Share it Here
“Art Happens”: Auspicious Ink
Have you heard of our Art Happens column? Start here to learn more about Art Happens and how to share your art with the Shambhala Times community. Also see the “Art Happens” box at the bottom of the Shambhala Times front page to see more art shared by fellow community members. Today’s featured Art Happens contains the artwork of Yeachin Tsai, drawn from auspiciousink.com continueMore:Art Happens, Share it Here
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