Su
26
Dec
13.00 - 15.07 uur
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KUNDUN 1
Part 1 of this movie tells is the story of the youth of the 14th Dalai Lama. It shows how the boy grows to be a young man. The film also shows some practices of Tibetan Buddhism.
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Su
26
Dec
13.00 - 15.07 uur
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KUNDUN 2
The second part of this movie shows how the 14th Dalai Lamat tries to do what is right and serve his people, while resisting the Chinese through nonviolence.
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Su
12
Dec
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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MY LIFE IS MY MESSAGE
Portrait of Thich Nhat Hahn, a zen teacher and peace activist.
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Su
28
Nov
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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INNER DISARMAMENT
Sogyal Rinpoche comments on recent events in Holland following the murder of Dutch film maker and columnist Theo van Gogh.
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Su
14
Nov
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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HAPPY IN ZIMBABWE
In Zimbabwe, about four hundred Buddhists in and around the capital Harare find inspiration and support in Buddhist teachings.
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Su
31
Okt
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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LIKE A CROWBAR
Dolly Hayn tells how she has learned te cope with her war experience and continues to believe in compassion and forgiveness.
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Su
17
Okt
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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GROSS (INTER)NATIONAL HAPPINESS (part 2)
From Gross NATIONAL Happiness to Gross INTERNATIONAL Happiness; the importance of GNH as an alternative for the international development policy.
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Su
3
Okt
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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GROSS NATIONAL HAPPINESS (part 1)
For Bhutan economic growth is not be the primary goal of a nation, the real goal is Gross National Happiness
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Su
19
Sep
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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IN TARA'S FOOTSTEPS
Kaye Miner is both buddhist teacher and student. Five years ago she left Australia at the request of her teacher Lama Zopa Rinpoche and came to the Netherlands to teach at the Maitreya Institute in Amsterdam.
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Su
5
Sep
14.00 - 14.30 uur
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LIFE WITHOUT SHADOW
Arnaud Maitland gives an account of the insights he has acquired through buddhist principles to develope management-skills in order to run a successful business. He also shares his emotions regarding the passing away of his mother, who died of Alzheimer’s disease while he was far away
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Su
29
Aug
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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JANWILLEM VAN DE WETERING: TO INFINITY AND BEYOND
.jpg "Janwillem van de Wetering") Janwillem van de Wetering is known all over the world for his series of crime novels. This program presents a portrait of the artist and author Janwillem van de Wetering.
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Su
22
Aug
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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BHUTAN: WOMEN OF THE DRAGON KINGDOM
deel 3: Living Kindness
About Chime Wangmo, who completed the work her father started: the restoration of Samye monastery, the first Buddhist monastery in Tibet, which was destroyed in the cultural revolution.
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Su
15
Aug
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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BHUTAN: WOMEN OF THE DRAGON KINGDOM
deel 2: Beginning Urbanisation
Second part about changes in Bhutan and especially the role women play.
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Su
8
Aug
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA (2)
Part 2 documents the life of the Buddha from his enlightenment up to his death and follows his excursions to the north of India.
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Su
1
Aug
14.00 - 15.00 uur
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THE LIFE OF THE BUDDHA (1)
A two-part documentary about the life and teachings of the historical Buddha.
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Su
25
Jul
14.00-15.00 uur
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THE LONG MARCH
The Great Stupa of Bodhnath in Nepal is one of the major pilgrimage sites of the Buddhist world. It is a vast, mysterious monument, the inside of which no-one may penetrate, but is said to contain many treasures.
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Su
27
Jun
14.00-15.00 uur
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COMING HOME - the cremation of Khandro Lhamo
When Khandro Lhamo, a distinguished doctor in Tibetan medicine, passed away, she assumed a meditative posture and released her last breath. Afterwards her body stayed warm for several days. In Buddhist circles this is considered a sign of advanced spiritual development. After her body was placed in salt for preservation, hundreds of monks from the Shechen Monastery in Katmandu performed rituals for several months.
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Su
20
Jun
14.00-14.30 uur
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THE EMPTY SCREEN
Russian literature generates the background of the personal spiritual journey of Ton Lathouwers. Starting with a strict Christian education, from Russia, through Japan and Korea finally to the Chinese Ch’an Buddhism.
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Th
10
Jun
23.00-23.50 uur
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THE OTHER FINAL
The Other Final tells the story about a remarkable football game, which captured the imagination of the world. The game was played by the two lowest ranked Fifa-teams in the world; Bhutan, the buddhist Kingdom in the Himalayas and Montserrat,the Caribean island, on the day of the Worldcup 2002.
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Su
6
Jun
14.00-14.30 uur
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TO DEVELOP LIVING TOGETHER
A Buddhist vision on the refugee issue.
With: Han de Wit, Jiun Hogen Roshi and Dorothea Franck.
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Su
23
May
14.00-14.30 uur
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THE ANNIVERSARY
The Anniversary is a tragic story of a Vietnamese family that resonates deeply to this day in the hearts of so many Vietnamese and Vietnamese American families.
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Su
9
May
14.07-15.07 uur
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JANWILLEM VAN DE WETERING: TO INFINITY AND BEYOND
Janwillem van de Wetering is known all over the world for his series of crime novels.
This program presents a portrait of the artist and author Janwillem van de Wetering.
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Su
25
Apr
14:00 - 14:30
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BIG MIND
Genpo Merzel Roshi, abbey of the Kanzeon Zen Center in Salt Lake City and spiritual leader of the White Plum Lineage, works with buddhism and therapy.
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Su
11
Apr
14:00 - 14:30
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ON FRIENDLY TERMS WITH DEATH
In this program a woman, still middle aged, bears witness to her approaching death.
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Su
28
Mrch
14:00 - 15:00
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COMING HOME - the cremation of Khandro Lhamo
When Khandro Lhamo, a distinguished doctor in Tibetan medicine, passed away, she assumed a meditative posture and released her last breath. Afterwards her body stayed warm for several days. In Buddhist circles this is considered a sign of advanced spiritual development. After her body was placed in salt for preservation, hundreds of monks from the Shechen Monastery in Katmandu performed rituals for several months.
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Su
14
Mrch
14:00 - 14:30
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ROB NAIRN - a Tibetan Buddhist in South Africa
Rob Nairn used to be professor of Criminology at the University of Capetown. He loved teaching, but preferred to spend his time meditating. He quit and spent a year as a monk at a Tibetan Buddhist center in Scotland and is currently leader of the Kaguy school of Tibetan Buddhism in Africa. He is the author of numerous books
Buddhism is applied in Africa threefold: in dharma /meditation, charity
and therapy.
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Su
29
Feb
14:00 - 14:30
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THE SOUND OF THE CONTEMPLATION
Joep Bor, expert in Indian music and associated with the Rotterdam conservatory, talks about the exhibition in Paris in the summer of 2003, called 'Gloire des princes, louange des dieux.'
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Su
15
Feb
14:00 - 14:30
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COME DANCE WITH ME
Chun See Daniel Lim studies Design & Technology at the Utrecht School of the Arts. By means of the digital world of his computer, he invites us into his daily life and shows us how he combines his three passions – design, dance and Dharma – into a single whole.
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Su
1
Feb
14:00 - 14:30
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PEACEMAKERS - pearl in the wilderness
Shelley Anderson was born in America and served in the U.S. Army. When she came in contact with Vietnamese Zen master Thich Nhat Hanh, her life underwent a radical change.
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Su
18
Jan
14:00 - 14:30
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THE EXTENDED LIFE - THE BUDDHIST PERSPECTIVE ON ORGAN DONATION
A discussion about organ donation
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Su
4
Jan
14:00 - 14:45
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TWO PHILOSOPHERS ABOUT ZEN
Philosophers Jan Bor and Henk Oosterling have one thing in common: After studying Philosophy they both went for an extended period to Japan to find the answer to the question: Who am I?
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