Film Night @ Mt
Vic Flicks Saturday 10th December, 8 pm
"Summer Pasture" is a unique and beautiful
documentary. Acclaimed with a host of International
awards, this film and the evening's programme will
be a meaningful way to participate in an important
event on the world calendar, International Human
Rights Day.
Beginning with an opening of Welcome to Country by a local Elder, the evening aims to express the inter-relationships between all human rights issues world-wide, and our solidarity with displaced indigenous people as an ongoing international injustice. The Tibetan nomad, living at high altitude in a Buddhist culture produces fine and robust individuals: deeply spiritual, yet playful and earthy with a unique and threatened way of life. Nomads in Tibet have moved along with the seasons for 4,000 years. Whether they'll last another 20 is the question in "Summer Pasture."
Along with our speaker for the evening, Sakya Trinley Ling Co-ordinator, Shamana Yeshe Khandro, we will be showing a brief clip of rare footage of a recent talk by the Prime Minister of Tibet, Dr Lobsang Sangay. We will also have our resident monk, Lama Tsekyab, along with Lama Phuntsok, with a Traditional Tibetan Buddhist prayer for all those currently suffering through Human rights abuses. There will also be our regular chai and cake stall, a raffle with prizes such as a house blessing and baby blessings by Lama Tsekyab, and a Dharma shop with unique and well - priced gifts for Christmas.
All profits raised from our activities go to Dharma.
For any enquiries please phone 0425 226 062.
Tickets also available at:
Megalong Books in Leura and
The Lotus Temple in Blackheath
Beginning with an opening of Welcome to Country by a local Elder, the evening aims to express the inter-relationships between all human rights issues world-wide, and our solidarity with displaced indigenous people as an ongoing international injustice. The Tibetan nomad, living at high altitude in a Buddhist culture produces fine and robust individuals: deeply spiritual, yet playful and earthy with a unique and threatened way of life. Nomads in Tibet have moved along with the seasons for 4,000 years. Whether they'll last another 20 is the question in "Summer Pasture."
Along with our speaker for the evening, Sakya Trinley Ling Co-ordinator, Shamana Yeshe Khandro, we will be showing a brief clip of rare footage of a recent talk by the Prime Minister of Tibet, Dr Lobsang Sangay. We will also have our resident monk, Lama Tsekyab, along with Lama Phuntsok, with a Traditional Tibetan Buddhist prayer for all those currently suffering through Human rights abuses. There will also be our regular chai and cake stall, a raffle with prizes such as a house blessing and baby blessings by Lama Tsekyab, and a Dharma shop with unique and well - priced gifts for Christmas.
All profits raised from our activities go to Dharma.
For any enquiries please phone 0425 226 062.
Tickets also available at:
Megalong Books in Leura and
The Lotus Temple in Blackheath
U Tube Trailer
The issue of Tibetan Nomads is just one of the
human rights abuses currently affecting the Tibetan
people, and our world at large. Showing your
support at this time is significant and relevant
for anybody concerned with the humanitarian crises
facing Tibet and the world, as well as being
nourished by a movie that is truly beautiful and
enjoyable.
Tickets are $ 20 Adult - $ 15 Conc - $ 10 Child
Buy Online Here
Tickets are $ 20 Adult - $ 15 Conc - $ 10 Child
Buy Online Here