Beverley Webster
Beverley was an enduring presence in the Vidyadhara's world. After his passing, she moved to Cape Breton where she continued to inspire and cultivate everyone around her, until her death in in 2010.
When Gerald Red Elk Met Chögyam Trungpa
After I made the introductions, Gerald Red Elk presented some gifts to Chögyam Trungpa, who was seated. He unfolded some gems: a turquoise stone, which he said represented the nature of the universe; a red stone, which he said represented the nature of the gods; a green stone, representing earth; and a purple stone, representing medicine.
Jonathan Barbieri on Meeting our Kagyu and Nyingma relatives for the...
Jonathan Barbieri has taught Buddhist and Shambhala trainings extensively throughout North America for over 40 years. He served as a Shastri, a senior teacher,...
