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| January 2005 Newsletter from The Dalai Lama Foundation |
| Here's our first newsletter of the year! |
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| Contents:
Study Circles
The Missing Peace
Women of Tibet Film Project
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Study Circles
 Last summer we posted our Study Guide for the Dalai Lama’s book Ethics for the New Millennium on our web site. Since then it has been downloaded hundreds of times, and from that seedling study circles have sprouted on three continents! As of the new year we have received word of study circles in St. Petersburg, Russia and Santa Cruz, Venezuela, as well as Clearwater, Florida, Glenside, Pennsylvania, and New York City in the U.S.
We are pleased to announce that Greg Schultz, one of the study group facilitators, has stepped forward to serve as Study Circle Coordinator for the Foundation.
Greg writes, "I am here to be of service in any way I can to both the current study circles and to anyone who may wish to start a new circle. My goal is to provide whatever support the study circles may find useful. Also, I would like to facilitate dialog between circles in order to share their experiences, if that is of interest. You can reach me at studycircles@dlfound.org."
Download the study guide from our web site...
Read more at our web site…
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The Missing Peace
 We are happy to announce that we are collaborating with the Committee of 100 for Tibet to produce The Missing Peace: The Dalai Lama Portrait Project, an exhibit composed of sculpture, photography, painting, video and other media that will tour the world beginning in 2006, visiting major venues in major cities.
Fifty artists have been selected to participate, including Laurie Anderson, Ken Aptekar, Richard Avedon, Guy Buffet, Adam Fuss, Jenny Holzer, Michael Rovner, Bill Viola and Katarina Wong.
We are in the process of developing curriculum materials to accompany the exhibit that will provide a framework for individuals to move from inspiration to continued study and engagement. Read more at our web site…
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Women of Tibet Film Project
 On July 6, 2005, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama will celebrate his 70th birthday. In honor of this event, our friends at Frame of Mind Films are preparing an amazing birthday gift—the Women of Tibet Film Trilogy.
The project consists of three one-hour documentary films, revealing potent historical moments of past and contemporary Tibet. Read more at our web site…
To learn more about the films, and to find out how you can join people all over the world in making this very special gift, visit the Frame of Mind Films web site.
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