Buddha Trace·Oct 9How to Look at Miniature Thangka Art Before You Zoom InA close-looking exercise in scale, composition, and the limits of a photograph
Pen and Paper Academy·Aug 4The Silent Education: How Belief Enters Us Before We Ever Question ItBy Dr Gobinda Chandra Behera
Pen and Paper Academy·Jul 31Why I Wrote The Reality of Society in Buddhism By Dr Gobinda Chandra BeheraA child does not learn belief through explanation. Belief simply enters, quietly, long before language is ready to question it.
Vajraicon·Dec 22, 2025Nepal: The Heart of Buddhist Art and Sacred CraftsmanshipDiscover how the Himalayan nation preserves ancient traditions while sharing sacred artistry with the world
Prakriti Anand·Nov 5, 2025The Archaeological Accident That Shaped an Icon: How Buddha’s Head Became the Symbol of Indian…Why is it that when we imagine the Buddha, we picture only his head: the serene face, half-closed eyes, the faint smile that seems to hold…
Direct Create·Mar 18, 2023Spiritual Arts : Harnessing the Power of Thangka Painting: A Hero’s JourneyThangka is paintings on cloth that depict the sku rten, the bodily forms of enlightened beings, or the diagrammatic mandala, the ‘sacred…A response icon1A response icon1
Adele Tomlin·Oct 20, 2022YIG-TSAL, FLOWING LINES OF AMAZING GRACE: POETIC TRIBUTE TO THE WORK OF A MASTER TIBETAN…“After retirement I engaged into serious Buddhist practices and realized how vast Buddhist philosophy is. I began looking inward within…
S. E. Wigget·Jul 24, 2021Boston Museum of Fine ArtsMy dad and I traveled to Cambridge, Massachusetts in 2011 because his sister died unexpectedly. I lived in Portland, Oregon, and he lived…
InKaitlynSCHatchbyKaitlyn S. C. Hatch·Jun 9, 2021Why My Thangkas Aren’t For Sale……in a Capitalist mass-produced, commodifying spirituality kind of way
S. E. Wigget·May 31, 2021Back to KathmanduI visited India and Nepal for the first time on a Buddhist pilgrimage led by Shantum Seth in 2007. The following is from my 2008 trip to…
