With John McQuade Program is fully booked JOIN WAITING LIST “When the warrior-students experience an environment where the dralas are present, where reality is present, where the possibilities of sanity are always there, they can appreciate the mountains, the clouds, sky, sunshine, trees, flowers, brooks… intensely bright red and blue, brilliant white and orange…When you […]
Enter into the world of Miksang Contemplative Photography with senior teacher Miriam Hall. Become playfully familiar with the basic elements of visual perception, and rejuvenate your connection to everyday magic. We will have four live dates, all Sundays, from 1-3 pm Central US Time: 2/11, 2/25; 3/10, 3/24. There will be assignments in between. Also, between the […]
Mercredi 13 mars à 20h30 (Paris) Conférence gratuite sur Zoom La photographie contemplative ou Miksang nous invite à ralentir notre regard et redécouvrir notre monde avec poésie, curiosité et gourmandise. Miksang nous reconnecte à la magie ordinaire de notre monde, tel un enfant prêt à s’émerveiller devant toutes les beautés inattendues qui l’entoure. Dans ces […]
TWO GROUPS ARE AVAILABLE : This page is to register for Saturday afternoons Registration is through Toronto Shambhala Center, see the link below. “ Chaos should be regarded as extremely good news” Chogyam Trungpa This Zoom exploration engages direct perception without reference points. Not even the reference point of contemplative art. It is […]
TWO GROUPS ARE AVAILABLE : This page is for Monday evenings - NEW DATES Registration is through Dralaimage site, see the link below “ Chaos should be regarded as extremely good news” Chogyam Trungpa Monday 6:30-8:30 ET March, 25, April 1, 8. 15, 22 This Zoom exploration engages direct perception without reference points. Not […]
Miksang, meaning “Good Eye” in Tibetan, is a form of contemplative photography based on the dharma art teachings of Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche. Miksang teachings help practitioners to see the world as it is, in the absence of the narratives and concepts usually superimposed by the mind, and in the absence of comparing and contrasting mind […]