Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
This talk explored the path to becoming a Bodhi-Sattva, with Master Jen-Chun sharing insights from his decades-long practice and teachings on a pure, practice-focused approach to Buddhism in the United States.
This event featured a vibrant celebration of Chinese culture through traditional dances, martial arts performances, and classical music, showcasing the artistry and heritage of southern China and beyond.
This event presented a solo dance performance exploring the essence of Chinese calligraphy through movement, where the flowing lines of ink and body merge to evoke spirit, form, and cultural heritage. It offered a meditative, abstract experience that invites the audience to engage with the interplay of inner and outer expression.
This event presented a solo dance performance exploring the essence of Chinese calligraphy through movement, where the flowing lines of ink and body merge to evoke spirit, form, and cultural heritage. It offered a meditative, abstract experience that invites the audience to engage with the interplay of inner and outer expression.
This event presented a solo dance performance exploring the essence of Chinese calligraphy through movement, where the flowing lines of ink and body merge to evoke spirit, form, and cultural heritage. It offered a meditative, abstract experience that invites the audience to engage with the interplay of inner and outer expression.
by Ali Khan December 9, 2005 In a recent essay, the author read Peter Singer’s One world: the ethics of globalization as an attempt to use utilitarianism as the universal solvent of reason in forging a unified stance towards atmosphere, economy, law and community. I argued, among other things, that the application of the fundamental … Read more