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We’re all so uniquely different and interconnected. For me, it’s firstly about the process.

Glad you took a look! The Heart of Photography is their (Miriam & John's) second volume. It definitely builds upon the concepts basic to Miksang. There are a few things in the Appendix referring to these. Volume 1 is available through amazon and may be read for free w/Kindle Unlimited. I also...

Hey all, thanks for this discussion. Here’s a really lovely video regarding Miksang with Michael Wood. It is a clear and concise introduction to the intention and basic practice. Enjoy!

Yea, what is going on with that tree?!? Wonderful image. Great description of your experience. And, we can put an experience into a box and call it whatever we want; and when all is said and done, it’s another magical moment in this incredible past-time we call our life. Thanks for sharing your...

Such a great question! My first thought is, I don’t really think about image making that way, maybe because my primary intention is simply the creating and the process of making the image instead of a product. Although I share images and have even made chap books of them, I’m not thinking...

Ok, here's a favorite of mine. There are three levels to the Miksang training, which are usually taught separately. In between levels 2 & 3, and perhaps my favorite class, was "The Way of Nature." A pairing of writing haiku/haibun and/or senryu with an image. He Called To Tell Me He was...

Not sure Lisa. I've a feeling this level 2 is following the most recent level 1. Sometimes Miriam will do a few rounds of level 1 through the year. I can check for you.

Brilliant! I'll give it a go!

Thanks for the invitation Brian. We used Flickr for all our Miksang classes. I'll see if I can pull some over and share a bit. I have horrible internet so, it might take a few days ;-//

Hey everyone! Here's another view (if I may..-;)) I've been practicing a form (?) of contemplative photography called, Nalanda Miksang; based on the teachings of Chogyam Trungpa Rinpoche and the Shambhala tradition. Of course, you do not need to be a buddhist at all to practice this unique form...

Love this!!! Slow Shutter can be fun.

Lovely...so tender.

Love=Love=Love❤❤❤

Combo lends itself well to berries & floral!

These are wonderful Valerie. I really get a sense of this birds personality!

Love all of these Cat...oh, the colors of those saris....:inlove

lovely....

Love these images Cat, such a strong "feel" for the power of trains. There's this great train museum in central Illinois my Dad took us to when we were kids...just love trains...and traveling on them too!

Fabulous!!! I love trains!

One of my fav. combos as well!! Great composition!