The new issue of
Urthona is about to appear in Buddhist Centres and selected bookshops, with a new look. The issue is centred around Indian Art. In this issue
Anjolie Ela Menon looks at India’s vibrant religious traditions and how they fit in with the notion of progress. By contrast Chote Ustad who teaches the art of
Dhrupad singing is more concerned with preserving ancient tradition. Dhivan interviews distinguished translator
Andrew Schelling. The cover image is a Bodhisattva from the
Ajanta Caves which are discussed by
Richard Lannoy.
FWBO & TBMSG News editor
Jayarava delves into the timeless beauty of Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time in a new column entitled
Masterpiece.
Editor Ratnagarbha says "
We hope that this issue will provide a glimpse of that still plenitude, and the vibrancy that is its foreground, within the strange richness of Indian art and literature".
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