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MANDALA VIDEOS

MANDALA- World of Mystic CirclesNow available on DVD!
Highly recommended!
Explores the mandala in all it's diversity though art, philosophy, nature and science. Observe Tibetan monks from the Dali Lama's personal monastery, constructing the minutely detailed Kalachakra mandala, "model of the cosmos." The monks, along with experts versed in physics, philosophy, architecture, psychology, and art, serve as your guides through revealing interviews, with numerous examples depicted and described. Featuring interviews with: Robert A.F. Thurman, professor of Indo-Tibetan Studies and chair of the religion department at Columbia University and Judith Cornell, Ph.D., adjunct associate professor of the California Institute of Integral Studies. Order from MandalaConnections: mandalaconnections.com or MandalaUniverse: mandala-universe.com

Exploring the Mandala
During 1989 and 1990 Pema Losang Chogyen worked with staff members and students at Cornell University's Program of Computer Graphics to create a three dimensional model of the Vajrabhairava mandala. The model contains tens of thousands of objects. A six minute animation of the computer model, "Exploring the Mandala," is available from Snow Lion Press.

Mandala: The Sacred Circle of Vajrabhairava
This video was filmed during the construction of the colored sand mandala of the Buddha Vajrabhairava by Tibetan monks of Namgyal Monastery, the Dalai Lama's personal monastery. It explains the deep meaning of the mandala and the secret techniques of tantra, while revealing the artistry of the Namgyal monks as they build the image grain by grain. Snow Lion Press.

MISCELLANEOUS VIDEOS (back to TOP)

MINDWALK
An interesting film about a conversation between a nuclear physicist, a poet and a former candidate for president. Presents quantum physics in layman's terms, explaining that all things are connected. Based on the book s by Fritjof Capra.