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When the Iron Bird Flies
Sunday December 30, 2012 @ 4:00 PM
Price: $13.00
Member Price: $11.70
2012, USA, Victress Hitchcock, 96 minutes
$13, General Admission
$5, Student Rush
Tickets to this film include an optional special tour of the galleries 45 minutes prior to screening time.
Media Sponsor is GAIAM TV.
In 1959, His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama escapes the Chinese invasion of Tibet. With his departure and the exodus of many of the major teachers of all the sects of Tibetan Buddhism— Buddhadharma, as it was practiced in virtual seclusion for centuries in the Land of Snow, was suddenly thrust out into the world.
Fifty years later, there are Tibetan Buddhist meditation centers in every major city in the western world, two three-year retreat centers in France alone, and the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibet, has 92,000 followers on Twitter.
When the Iron Bird Flies traces the astounding path of one of the world’s great spiritual traditions from the caves of Tibet to the mainstream of western culture and asks: In these increasingly chaotic modern times, can these age old teachings help us find genuine happiness and create a saner, more compassionate 21st century world?
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