The world of Tibet in stories and news
April 2012
Trying to make sense of a traveling exhibition of Buddhist relics
Posted in Highlighted, Open Mind
The final step for democracy in exile; the latest self-immolation in India; a skeptical tour of Buddhist relics; and part two of our groundbreaking new series, The Exile Files.
Posted in Features, Highlighted, Shows
February 2012
A nun and prison activist talks about Buddhism behind bars
Posted in Uncategorized
Bringing you an update on self-immolations; Buddhism behind bars; and a new series by a Tibetan writer
Posted in Shows
November 2011
Thubten Chodron offers advice on cultivating a healthy relationship with work.
Posted in Features, Open Mind
Too busy to meditate? You're exactly the type to benefit the most from it.
Posted in Open Mind
A granddaughter tells her grandmother's and mother's story of their epic journey from Tibet
Self-immolations - a report and a tribute; a truckload of Tibet; meditation for busy people and more
Posted in Features, Shows
October 2011
Self-immolations continue in Tibet as more monks and nuns set themselves on fire to protest China's rule
Posted in Features, Power of One
August 2011
Kalachakra 2011: Praying for "a more friendly, more caring, more understanding human family on this planet"
Posted in Features, News
The Kalachakra for World Peace, a new Tibetan leader, a feminist milestone for Tibetan Buddhists and more
An extended version of our interview with Geshe Kelsang Wangmo, the first female geshe.
No woman has ever earned the prestigious Tibetan Buddhist title of geshe - until now.
June 2011
Jetsunma Tenzin Palmo talks about creating a healthier sense of self — and it's not necessarily what we'd expect.
April 2011
An experienced translator for a Tibetan lama talks about the art of making sense
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