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Dakini Map: A Conversation with Cynthia Moku

Creative Expression, Mind-Body

By Travis Newbill

Cynthia Moku

Cynthia Moku

Master artist Cynthia Moku has contributed to, and drawn much inspiration from various Buddhist Stupas. In her recent exhibit Pilgrimage: A Dakini Map (on display until April 25 at Naropa University’s Nalanda Gallery, 6287 Arapahoe Avenue, Boulder, Colorado) she presents close to two decades worth of artwork reflecting her mystical experience and insights.

Recently, she took some time to share a bit about this project and her journey.  Please enjoy our interview below.

Also:  in May, Cynthia will be co-leading two programs at Shambhala Mountain Center along with Acharya Dale Asrael:

Taming the Wild Horse: Riding the Energy of the Emotions, May 21-25

Touching the Moment: Indelible Presence, May 13-17

April 21, 2014
Tags: Acharya Dale Asrael, Art, Cynthia Moku, Stupa, Taming the Wild Horse: Riding the Energy of the Emotions, Touching the Moment: Indelible Presence
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