Wisdom Quarterly
Watch "My Reincarnation" on PBS. See more from POV.
In deleted scenes, watch Chögyal Namkhai Norbu swim in Baja, California, and explore the library at the University of Naples, where he teaches. ... Also learn about Tibetan Buddhism from A to Z and get a crash course in the vocabulary and beliefs of Vajrayana.
"If he tries to hypnotize me, I won't let him!" |
- Storyteller produces factual programming on animals, nature, saving endangered species, cryptoids, and monster stories.
Vegan Being (Vegan World Radio) |
"Curiosity" on Mars to conceal Martian life |
Baring Breasts for freedom in NYC
(HuffPost) When most people see Moira Johnston walking through the streets of New York, they probably aren't thinking "freedom fighter," they're thinking, "That woman's topless." But to Johnston, politics and breasts go hand in hand -- although, truth be told, one is more preferable to actually hold. The 29-year-old topless dancer from Philadelphia may be baring her breasts for money at night, but during daylight hours, she lets people view them free of charge in order to make a point about true equality. More
The American anthem with Harper Gruzin: ABC News investigates
The American anthem with Harper Gruzin: ABC News investigates
Dr. Gary Null, maverick healer, researcher, and truth teller, comes to L.A.
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Mountain lion kittens found near Malibu
“God particle” sheds no new light on love
(Ashley Bailey Biologists with the National Park Service are tracking two mountain lion kittens they found a couple weeks ago in the mountains near Malibu. More
“God particle” sheds no new light on love
(Lionel Rolfe, PW) Now that scientists have found the “God particle,” maybe it’s time to solve the far lesser but still deserving and perplexing questions of existence. Perhaps it’s not exactly parallel, because the discovery of the God particle answers more about how the universe came into existence than the far more tangential question of how life was born. More
Men: We don't know what we did!
- Buddhist Bhutan fails on its own happiness index(RNS) In a country that prides itself on measuring quality of life in terms of "Gross National Happiness," this small Buddhist [former] kingdom in the Himalayas seems to have a problem: at least half its citizens aren't happy, according to its own measurements.
- Buddhist father/son give life to "My Reincarnation"
- AUDIO: (Comedy) Left, Right, and Ridiculous
- Israel eager to start killing Iranians; will US join in?
- Buddhists promote animal welfare
- "Faith Village": diversity in spiritual expression
- 92 Thais imprisoned in Burma's pit jails
- Peruvian Vampire Bat "Therapy" prevents rabies
- BTN Channel: Korean Buddhist News (BTN.co.kr)
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