Five Tibetan Buddhist monks will create an intricate design using sand next week at the downtown Fort Wayne library.
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Tibetan Buddhist monks visited San Luis Obispo this week to create a colorful sand mandala. Visiting from the Ngari Institute of Buddhist Dialects in India, the monks started building the mandala at ...
If you go to Larkspur Landing to marvel at the Tibetan Green Tara sand mandala, just don't get too attached to it. The Tibetan monks from Gyudmed Tantric Monastery, who will spend 10 days creating the ...
In the midst of conflict at Clark College, a group of Tibetan Buddhist monks worked quietly in the Cannell Library. Their tools were long, thin cones, and their paints, vibrantly colored sand dyed in ...
Creating mandalas can be a deeply relaxing and rewarding experience. These intricate designs allow for creative expression and mindfulness. By following some expert tips, you can enhance your ...
Beginning Monday, monks from Drepung Loseling Monastery in India used chalk lines and a large compass to lay out the design of the mandala – a formal geometric pattern representing the floor plan of a ...
Six Tibetan monks in maroon and orange robes are quietly setting up an altar to the Dalai Lama in the lobby of The Menil Collection. The monks put out bowls of rice and fruit and sticks of incense as ...
On Friday at Trinity College’s Austin Arts Center seven Buddhist nuns from the Keydong nunnery in Kathmandu will start making a mandala for the Buddhist deity of peace, Avaolokitreshvara. The nuns ...
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