Spiral Spiral
Perspectives at the intersection of art, science, and Himalayan cultures
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The president of the Keshchandra Mahavihar Conservation Society shares what they’ve learned and what’s ahead.
How solitude brings us into a deeper relationship with ourselves
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
Attachment theory through the lens of social neuroscience
Finding inspiration in community and daily life
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
Overcoming attachment through focus on mastering bliss
A humorous take on exploring our attachments
Harnessing the wisdom of emptiness to generate compassion
On surrender and awakening
The founder of the Algorithmic Justice League shares how human bias shapes machine learning
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
The Buddhist concept of non-attachment conveys a transformative reorientation
Reemergence through loving the world
An artist faces a frightening part of herself and learns how to let go
A personal story about a radical shift in perspective
How a reorientation to one's place in the world and across history can lead to healing
Rubin Museum Executive Director Jorrit Britschgi interviews Swosti Rajbhandari Kayastha, a scholar of Nepalese art and culture who serves as a lecturer of museum studies at Lumbini Buddhist University, about her role in the development of the Itumbaha Museum.