A film made around a 10-day ceremony held to open the new temple Chokling Monastery in India.
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 A short film about the meeting and interchanges between Tibetan Buddhism and western culture. Read More: When the Iron Bird Flies  A film following the life of Hannah Nydahl, one of the founders of Diamond Way Buddhism, and her encounters with many high Lamas. Read More: Hannah, Buddhism’s Untold Journey  Leave a commentCategories: Dharma Tags: Europe, India, Lay Teachers, Missions, Nepal, Tibet, Vajrayana  A film that follows Michael Stone on his unusual pilgrimage to Japan in 2012. Read More: Reactor with Michael Stone  A look at Lama Ole, the founder of Diamond Way Buddhism, a European lay organisation teaching in the lineage of Tibetan Buddhism. Read More: Transmission of Diamond Way Buddhism  A non-narrative film following the daily activities of the western zen teacher Hyon Gak sunim. Read More: Mirror of Zen, A Day in the Moment of a Modern Zen Monk  A film from 2003 which looks at the establishment of Buddhism in NZ from a number of different angles. Read More: Buddhism in New Zealand  An interlocking story of three people, Khentsye Rinpoche and two of his students on their life’s journey. Read More: You are Dreaming Me (Khentsye Rinpoche)  A fascinating look at the practice of self-mummification as practiced by members of the Shingon sect in Japan. Read More: Mummies who made Themselves  A look at the challenges faced by the Dalit communities in India, and how they are organising to change their own, and their children’s, future. Read More: India’s Dalit Revolution |
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