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Thiruvalla Assn. picnic in Dallas
Thiruvalla Assn of Dallas is arranging a picnic in Richardson, Hafins Park on Sept 11 from 9 to 4. ... Read More
BUDDHISM'S INFLUENCE ON CONTEMPORARY ARTISTS EXPLORED BY THE RUBIN MUSEUM OF ART IN FALL 2010
New York, NY--From November 5, 2010 to April 11, 2011, the Rubin Museum of Art will present works by five artists of different generations and ethnicities, working between 1960 and the present, whose oeuvres have been influenced by the tenets of Buddhism, including its central principles of emptiness and the fleeting nature of all things.

Grain of Emptiness: Buddhist-Inspired Contemporary Art assembles videos, paintings, photographs, and installations dating from 1961 to 2008 by Sanford Biggers (b. ... Read More
Carnatic evening
South India Cultural Association (SICA), Ottawa presents a vocal concert by Toronto Brothers at the heart of the city. Come and enjoy a great carnatic evening.

When & Where:

Date: Saturday July 17th

Place: The Chamber,BenFranklin Place,

101 Centrepointe Drive, Ottawa, ON K2G5K7

Time: 6:30 PM -9:00 PM (Admission at 6:15 PM)

No intermission

Artists:

Vocal: Toronto Brothers (Shri. Ashwin Iyer and Shri. Rohin Iyer)

Violin: Smt. Anjana Srinivasan

Mridangam: Shri. Arvind Venkataraman

Kanjira: Shri. Karthik Venkataraman

Admission:

SICA Members: Free

Non-members: Free for kids 5 and ... Read More
Welcome step in Ottawa
This year the India Canada Association and other Indian regional associations are holding their picnic together on July 25 at the Saunder Farm in Munster, ON. For further details see the IndiaCanadaAssn website.

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Do you have a boat-race fever?
Visit a Kerala-style boat race at the Heart Lake in Brampton, ON, on July 17 at 2 p.m.

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Hinduism summit
The Sunnyvale Hindu Temple in California is holding a summit on August 28 at 2:30. For details call: 1-877-303-3FHA.

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Integrating Anti-Racism with Conflict Transformation
Neuroscience research over the last decade reveals that our day-to-day behaviour is dictated - contrary to popular belief - by how we feel rather than what we think. Emotions, invisible and controlling, are rooted in the unconscious mind and frequently impact our actions without our awareness. Developing greater emotional intelligence - self-awareness, empathy and relationship-building - is widely recognized as the most important personal competency for leaders to possess. The terrain of emotions raises important ... Read More





 
 
 
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