A rare exhibit of contemporary Tibetan art is garnering attention. Entitled Anonymous, it features 27 artists living in Tibet and diaspora.
New to the Under 35 Project: “Mindfully Moving Through Pain”
From the Under 35 Project, Scott Lillico shares a short piece on mindfulness, spirituality and reflections on dealing with pain.
“Fresh Seeing” and subtle perception
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
Cartoonist Dan Piraro asks, “What do we want?”
Here’s the latest from Dan Piraro, the brilliantly warped mind behind the great comics feature, Bizarro.
Neuroscience and meditation: Take as good care of your brain as you do your body.
Josh Korda asks: why would someone who exercises choose not to meditate? Good question!
Luminous: Miya Ando’s Prayer Flags
Miya Ando, a New York based artist who is the descendant of a samurai sword maker, has donated a series of plate paintings to The Tibetan Nuns Project.
This week’s luscious “Seeing Fresh” photo
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
The Last Embrace: The Dalai Lama blesses a dying man
The Dalai Lama as photographed by Victor Mansfield. Vic himself in 2006.In this moving rembembrance, Elaine Mansfield recalls when His Holiness and her husband made a very meaningful connection
The “Seeing Fresh” photo of the week
Each week we choose an image that’s been submitted to seeingfresh.com that really exemplifies the practice of contemplative photography.
A “mindfulTV” campaign update: It’s good news!
Two weeks ago we told you about an IndieGoGo to launch “mindfulTV” – and now Jim Gimian, publisher of Mindful, has an update to share.









