Sumeru News — Buddhism in Canada
Deep Knowing: Dharma art by Soyolmaa from Mongolia
Deep Knowing: A Woman’s Journey in the Buddha Dharma – A reflection featuring the Buddhist paintings by contemporary Mongolian artist Soyolmaa, is now available through Amazon in a book format designed by Marianne Solome of Chicago. Here is a brief video about the book… The book itself is available at Amazon through the following link…... Read more »
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Thrangu Rinpoche to visit Canada, August 2009
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Thrangu Rinpoche, one of the great living Vajrayana masters, will visit Canada this summer: Aug. 12 – 14 Ottawa, Canada Teaching: Seven Points of Mind Training of Atisha Program: August 13 – 14 (Contact details to be posted) Aug. 15 – 25 Toronto, Canada KTZL Toronto Thrangu Centre Aug.18-21 – Teaching on The Hundred Verses of Advice... Read more »
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Vajra Sky Over Tibet – the movie
Here is part one of this 90-minute documentary, narrated by Tenzin Choegyal, nephew of His Holiness the XIVth Dalai Lama. You can watch the entire movie in 9 parts on Youtube. This movie does a very good job of illuminating the spiritual essence of Tibetan culture, with many scenes of Buddhist practice.
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Tibet: The story of a tragedy
This documentary movie, just under an hour in length, was produced in France in 1995. It comprises archival footage dating as far back as 1938, with a excellent explanatory voice-over in English. Like many films about Tibet, it concentrates on the political story – and does that very well, in spite of occasional over-the-top attempts... Read more »
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Buddhism inaction or Buddhism in action?
Buddhism in Canada Buddhist community Education Peace work
That Buddhist chaplaincy story from Canadian Press got me stewing. Here’s what I want to know… How many members of the Canadian prison population (including workers) self-identify as Buddhists? How many who don’t are nevertheless interested in Buddhism? On the flip side, how many Buddhist chaplains and volunteers are there across Canada, and how have... Read more »
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