The Art of Compassion:
Discover the Ancient Key to Educate Hearts & Minds
Saturday, May 10, 2008 - Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

Thank you for making this such an amazing, successful event!

If you'd like a postcard of the Mandala of Compassion that was built at the school, please email mark@jhamtse.net

Photos of the mandala being built, taken by Manohar Panjabi:

And by Bruce Hillsmeyer:

And an enlargement of the center:

Visitors...

• Watched Tibetan monks from Namgyal Monastery complete a sand mandala of compassion
• Shopped at Tibetan marketplace and ate Tibetan snacks
• Painted Tibetan Buddhist sacred statues (tsatsas)
• Learned about painting with sand and tried it themselves
• Had their names written in Tibetan script by Ven. Amdo
• Saw an exhibit of photographs of the Himalayas
  

Venerable Lobsang Phuntsok spoke on What Is Lacking In Education Today: A Tibetan Buddhist Monk's Perspective.

An authentic Tibetan dinner was served. Venerable Lobsang offered a keynote address, followed by a video of the creation of the mandala and a special awards ceremony.

Everyone enjoyed a performance by acclaimed Tibetan musician Penpa Tsering and James Durst & Trio Life.

• Flyer for event (PDF)
• Directions to Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School

Sponsored by Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School and JHAMTSE INTERNATIONAL
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