 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 film following the research into the original author of a famous Dhamma book in Thai, who turns out to be a Thai lay woman (Thai, English subtitles). Read More: Lost in the Midst of Time  A short documentary about the Buddhist Retreat Centre in South Africa and the impact it is having on the local community. Read More: Buddha in Zululand  The first two lectures by Prof David Eckel on the history of Buddhism gives a course overview and a look at the background to the society the Buddha was born into Read More: David Eckel: Buddhism 1-2 of 24  A short video about the Jewish-American Soto Zen teacher, Norman Fischer, a disciple of Shunryu Suzuki, and his wife Michelle Meyrink, who is a Rinzai practioner. Read More: Zen Buddhism  Interview with the Burmese Premier U Nu around 1956 for the American series See It Now, in which he discusses Buddhism and appears to claim to have entered the first path (sotapatti). Read More: U Nu speaking about Buddhism  Remarkable true life story of Khun Kampol Thongbunnum, a Thai man, whose life was turned upside down by an accident that left him paralysed from the neck downwards. Read More: Bright and Shining Mind in a Disabled Body |
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