Meditation: It’s An Off Road Adventure
By: Gwendolyn Alley aka Art Predator
Tags: Buddhist thankga, how to meditate, Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo
Category: Fiber Arts
Meditation isn’t about following directions down a mental highway: it’s an off road adventure.
Barry Evans, “Less is More”
Tricycle Winter 2007
Talk about off road adventures–we’re back from 2011 Burning Man “Rites of Passage”…Read more about our adventures at Burning Man on my Art Predator blog.
Mark your calendars: Saturday September 10th from 4-10pm is the Mid-Autumn Festival at the An Lac Mission 901 S. Saticoy Ave. in Ventura.
The event offers entertainment, activities and presents for children, and delicious traditional Vietnamese vegetarian food and drinks. All are invited to attend this free event.
Pictured above is a detail from a fabric thangka titled Saraswati by Leslie Rinchen-Wongmo, a contemporary American textile artist working in a sacred Tibetan tradition. Visit www.LeslieRW.com to see and learn more. Click here to order a custom print of the thangka.
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