Why do millions of Indian and Tibetan children in India draw the same pastoral scene—mountains, an S-shaped river, a hut with trees and line drawing birds? A reflection on how education systems teach reproduction over observation, and what this reveals about the invisible templates shaping our thoughts, beliefs, and sense of self.
How cleaning my garage led me to rediscover ancient wisdom about the voice—using the Indian classical scale to diagnose vocal issues.
The dramnyen, a traditional Tibetan lute, carries the heart of Tibet’s history and spirit. Its timeless music weaves together stories of resilience, culture, and hope, reminding us that Tibet’s soul endures.
This post delves into how our perceptions of reality are shaped, challenging readers to question conventional beliefs and embrace a deeper understanding of the world around us.
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A look into Tibetan sand mandalas, capturing the beauty and transience of life through the art of creation and impermanence.
Charting a personal philosophical awakening, this post reflects on how a single enigmatic quote reshaped my understanding of reality and self.