Saturday December 1st, 2:00 pm - 3:30 pm; $5 person, $15 family.
Tickets Available at Door Join us for a fascinating look into an ancient culture designed for the entire family. Program includes: viewing the Mandala construction music with ancient instruments unique Tibetan chanting costumed dance meeting the individual Monks INTRODUCTION -- Why the monks are here and go on tour. Why they construct a Mandala.MUSIC -- The monks will play their ancient Instruments:Dungchen—Long HornGyang Ling—Short HornNga—DrumBub--CymbalsThey will demonstrate:Multiphonic Chanting (singing a chord, 3 notes, at one time)Melody Chanting TIBETAN CULTURE -- Hear about the ancient culture of the Tibetans and how it is different from American culture.TIBETAN WORDS -- Everyone will learn some Tibetan words like “tashi deleg” which means “hello.”MONKS LIFE -- Some of the topics the monks will explain are: life in the monastery, what they do every day, when they pray.MONKS DEBATING -- The monks use a unique way of debating. It teaches them to think logically and analytically. One monk sits and the others question him in a rapid manner.SNOW LION DANCE -- In Tibet the Snow Lion symbolizes the fearless and elegant quality of the Enlightened Mind. This dance captures the joyous spirit of harmony among all beings (including animals) and the environment. Tickets Available at Door Pictures of previous Family Events by Judy Thompson JavaScript must be enabled to view images. .
Join us for a fascinating look into an ancient culture designed for the entire family. Program includes: viewing the Mandala construction music with ancient instruments unique Tibetan chanting costumed dance meeting the individual Monks INTRODUCTION -- Why the monks are here and go on tour. Why they construct a Mandala.MUSIC -- The monks will play their ancient Instruments:Dungchen—Long HornGyang Ling—Short HornNga—DrumBub--CymbalsThey will demonstrate:Multiphonic Chanting (singing a chord, 3 notes, at one time)Melody Chanting TIBETAN CULTURE -- Hear about the ancient culture of the Tibetans and how it is different from American culture.TIBETAN WORDS -- Everyone will learn some Tibetan words like “tashi deleg” which means “hello.”MONKS LIFE -- Some of the topics the monks will explain are: life in the monastery, what they do every day, when they pray.MONKS DEBATING -- The monks use a unique way of debating. It teaches them to think logically and analytically. One monk sits and the others question him in a rapid manner.SNOW LION DANCE -- In Tibet the Snow Lion symbolizes the fearless and elegant quality of the Enlightened Mind. This dance captures the joyous spirit of harmony among all beings (including animals) and the environment. Tickets Available at Door Pictures of previous Family Events by Judy Thompson JavaScript must be enabled to view images. .
viewing the Mandala construction music with ancient instruments unique Tibetan chanting costumed dance meeting the individual Monks INTRODUCTION -- Why the monks are here and go on tour. Why they construct a Mandala.MUSIC -- The monks will play their ancient Instruments:Dungchen—Long HornGyang Ling—Short HornNga—DrumBub--CymbalsThey will demonstrate:Multiphonic Chanting (singing a chord, 3 notes, at one time)Melody Chanting TIBETAN CULTURE -- Hear about the ancient culture of the Tibetans and how it is different from American culture.TIBETAN WORDS -- Everyone will learn some Tibetan words like “tashi deleg” which means “hello.”MONKS LIFE -- Some of the topics the monks will explain are: life in the monastery, what they do every day, when they pray.MONKS DEBATING -- The monks use a unique way of debating. It teaches them to think logically and analytically. One monk sits and the others question him in a rapid manner.SNOW LION DANCE -- In Tibet the Snow Lion symbolizes the fearless and elegant quality of the Enlightened Mind. This dance captures the joyous spirit of harmony among all beings (including animals) and the environment. Tickets Available at Door Pictures of previous Family Events by Judy Thompson
INTRODUCTION -- Why the monks are here and go on tour. Why they construct a Mandala.MUSIC -- The monks will play their ancient Instruments:Dungchen—Long HornGyang Ling—Short HornNga—DrumBub--CymbalsThey will demonstrate:Multiphonic Chanting (singing a chord, 3 notes, at one time)Melody Chanting TIBETAN CULTURE -- Hear about the ancient culture of the Tibetans and how it is different from American culture.TIBETAN WORDS -- Everyone will learn some Tibetan words like “tashi deleg” which means “hello.”MONKS LIFE -- Some of the topics the monks will explain are: life in the monastery, what they do every day, when they pray.MONKS DEBATING -- The monks use a unique way of debating. It teaches them to think logically and analytically. One monk sits and the others question him in a rapid manner.SNOW LION DANCE -- In Tibet the Snow Lion symbolizes the fearless and elegant quality of the Enlightened Mind. This dance captures the joyous spirit of harmony among all beings (including animals) and the environment. Tickets Available at Door Pictures of previous Family Events by Judy Thompson
INTRODUCTION -- Why the monks are here and go on tour. Why they construct a Mandala.MUSIC -- The monks will play their ancient Instruments:
Dungchen—Long HornGyang Ling—Short HornNga—DrumBub--Cymbals
They will demonstrate:Multiphonic Chanting (singing a chord, 3 notes, at one time)Melody Chanting
They will demonstrate:
TIBETAN CULTURE -- Hear about the ancient culture of the Tibetans and how it is different from American culture.TIBETAN WORDS -- Everyone will learn some Tibetan words like “tashi deleg” which means “hello.”MONKS LIFE -- Some of the topics the monks will explain are: life in the monastery, what they do every day, when they pray.MONKS DEBATING -- The monks use a unique way of debating. It teaches them to think logically and analytically. One monk sits and the others question him in a rapid manner.SNOW LION DANCE -- In Tibet the Snow Lion symbolizes the fearless and elegant quality of the Enlightened Mind. This dance captures the joyous spirit of harmony among all beings (including animals) and the environment.
Tickets Available at Door
Pictures of previous Family Events by Judy Thompson