On Wednesday August 1, at 5.30pm at the Aspen library, I will show the last trek I organized in Nepal, the Manaslu Balcony trek. It will be about the same as my winter presentation at ACES with a [...]
On Saturday, my hiking friend and I found a spot that seems quite magical high up on the Continental Divide area. We enjoyed a great moment of contemplation of this open space looking [...]
Crisp air, good light and no crowd are the perfect ingredients for a great hike and the reasons why I always choose to start early. Safety is another very good reason especially when going high. [...]
This week marks the 10th anniversary of the Tibetan Symposium at the Aspen Institute in 2008. For me, it is also a great memory of the photo exhibit I mounted at that occasion, which [...]
“Beauty is a sense of totality, or wholeness.” Sakyong Mipham Rinpoche It is how I felt during a wonderful hike up Tabor Creek on Saturday. Hiking in wilderness is indeed connecting [...]
Today, the 14th Dalai Lama of Tibet turns 83. He is no longer the official head of the government-in-exile of Tibet, but is still very revered in the hearts of Tibetans worldwide. Tirelessly [...]
To worship and save water has never been as relevant. Water is one of the five elements of nature in Eastern philosophies. It is quite tempting to take water for granted when it runs so easily [...]
Even at Aspen altitude, we have been feeling the scorching heat of the summer. Here is some cooling water to look at. To arrive at Willow lake after hours of climbing is a gift from nature. There [...]
