Join us for dinner and movie, to watch Tibet: A Buddhist Trilogy considered a cinematic masterpiece, that explores the worlds of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, tantric Buddhism, and Tibetan monastic life.
Please join Ganden Thurman, Tibet House executive director, with Ven Gendun, for a tour of sacred objects. He will explore their role in teaching and inspiring enlightenment as emanations of enlightened beings.
This weekend retreat at Garrison Institute will help us calm the mind and open the heart to cultivate greater peace, joy, and care.
Tenzin Gelek and Harry Miller lead our last tour at the Rubin Museum, showcasing paintings from the collection before exploring "Reimagine," an exhibit blending contemporary Asian art with ancient spirituality.
The hidden myth of the deity, their deeper symbolism and its function in Tibetan Buddhist practice.
Come and learn how to draw the beautiful Manjushri (Tib.: Jampel-yang), according to the Tibetan Buddhist tradition or thangka (scroll paintings)
All Buddhist art is considered by practitioners as “ten.pa”, which translates to ‘objects of support’. “Ten” meaning support and “pa” object. The question is: how do they support us exactly. This lecture series will shed light onto the sacred art of Tibetan Buddhism and, ultimately, the nature of our true existence.
